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Crumbs! 29 Aug 18
Wednesday | Aug 29 2018

IF ONE idea doesn’t work, or seems bland and unexciting, simply throw it out and try out another.
BEN for Wed 29 Aug 2018
Wednesday | Aug 29 2018

Melbourne still brave after C2 loss, Atura’s Adelaide Airport arrival, Star expands in QLD and much more
Venue spotlight 29 Aug 18 – WA: Crown Towers Perth
Wednesday | Aug 29 2018

AS PERTH gears up to host a string of high-profile events including next year’s 40th annual…
Brisbane delivers trifecta
Wednesday | Aug 22 2018

BRISBANE Convention Bureau together with The University of Queensland have secured a trifecta of conferences worth over $2.1 million for the local economy.
Budgets, unique events up
Wednesday | Aug 22 2018

A NEW study released by meetings and hospitality technology company Cvent has found that larger budgets and an increased desire to provide unique experiences remain among the top priorities considered by events planners across the Asia-Pacific region.
EEAA sustainability initiative
Wednesday | Aug 22 2018

THE Exhibition & Event Association of Australasia (EEAA) has launched a new member-driven focus on the environment with the formation of its Environmental Sustainability Working Group.
New trustee appointed for MCET
Wednesday | Aug 22 2018

MELBOURNE Convention and Exhibition Trust (MCET) has appointed Diane Taylor (pictured) as its newest trustee.WW
PCOA webcast
Wednesday | Aug 22 2018

THE Professional Conference Organisers Association (PCOA) is hosting a webcast from 1:30pm-2:30pm (AEST) on 30 Aug that will investigate “The Event Brief”.
CINZ open
Wednesday | Aug 22 2018

FOR the first time, the Conventions and Incentives New Zealand (CINZ) annual conference will be held in Auckland from 30 Oct to 01 Nov at Cordis Auckland, NZ.
$20b target
Wednesday | Aug 22 2018

THE NSW Government intends to work with industry to reach the target of $20 billion in visitor expenditure in rural and regional NSW by 2025, rising to $25 billion by 2030, said Minister for Tourism and Major Events Adam Marshall.