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London set to welcome new venue developments

London set to welcome a number of exciting new hotels and venue developmentsLondon hotels and venues prepare for industry reopening with new launchesNumber of highly anticipated hotels set to open in the UK capital this year11th MARCH 2020. As the... Read more

11 Mar 2021

World Congress on Railway Research reinforces Birmingham’s position as international transport hub, as event steams into the ICC

It has been announced that the World Congress on Railway Research 2022 (“WCRR”) will take place at the ICC, Birmingham, UK, following a competitive global bid process. On behalf of the UK rail industry, the RSSB and the University of Birmingham will... Read more

3 Mar 2021

STATEMENT FROM THE BUSINESS VISITS & EVENTS PARTNERSHIP ON THE BUDGET

London, March 03 2021: BVEP says Chancellor’s additional business support welcome but will need to understand how much of this helps event businesses.BVEP welcomes the Chancellor’s announcements on the extension of the furlough scheme, support for... Read more

3 Mar 2021

mia reveals business meetings events unlikely to recover until 2023

Business meetings and events budgets are not expected to return to pre-COVID levels until at least 2023, according to the latest research by the Meetings Industry Association (mia). Compiled in collaboration with ABPCO, AIEA, Edge Venues, Headbox,... Read more

3 Mar 2021

Glasgow secures future conference business worth £84m since April 2020

New figures have shown that despite the current challenges facing the meetings industry, Glasgow has secured 28 new conferences from a range of sectors since 1 April 2020. The conferences will welcome over 36,000 delegates to the city and have an... Read more

2 Mar 2021

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London set to welcome new venue developments

World Congress on Railway Research reinforces Birmingham’s position as international transport hub, as event steams into the ICC

STATEMENT FROM THE BUSINESS VISITS & EVENTS PARTNERSHIP ON THE BUDGET

mia reveals business meetings events unlikely to recover until 2023

Glasgow secures future conference business worth £84m since April 2020

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