SUSTAINABILITY IN ACTION – Tasmania’s tourism and hospitality sector is made up of passionate operators, taking pride in what they do each and every day to deliver amazing, authentic and immersive Tasmanian experiences.
Bookings are flowing in for Wellington’s new purpose-built convention and exhibition centre, Tākina in New Zealand
Construction is on track to open June 2023 and conference organisers are locking in dates, with more than 80 conferences already penciled in at the central city venue.
Luna Park Venues is proud to announce they have recently been announced as Award Finalists in two categories for the Hostplus Restaurant and Catering (RCA) Awards for Excellence.
The Gold Coast Turf Club crowned the 2021 Gold Coast Business Excellence Award for the Tourism, Hospitality and Events category.
Business Events Tasmania are thrilled to release the winter edition of their in-house magazine filled with information and content they hope will inspire your decision making!
International Convention Sydney (ICC Sydney) recognised excellence amongst its people at the highly coveted Extraordinaires Awards, an internal program that rewards exemplary performance across seven peer-nominated categories.
One of Australia’s leading PCOs specialising in association and government work says staff shortages and the rising costs to retain them are major issues for the industry.
Sitting at the heart of New Zealand’s compact, walkable capital, Tākina is well on track for its mid-2023 opening.
The hotly anticipated issue of Spice magazine’s winter issue is out now – in print and digital!
A group of conference planners representing a diverse array of associations and organisations recently discovered for themselves why the multi award-winning Darwin Convention Centre and the Top End of the Northern Territory present such strong appeal for business events.