News
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Crumbs! 27 Oct 20
Tuesday | Oct 27 2020IT may not be particularly scientific, but authorities in Scotland are being urged to announce the complete removal of all restrictions on events and gatherings.
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Gray’s Say 27 Oct 20: Thank goodness for Australia Post!
Tuesday | Oct 27 2020PETER Gray, an independent Motivation Consultant, presents a regular Business Events News feature on current issues in the Conference and Incentive industries.
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The beard is gone!
Tuesday | Oct 20 2020THE Australian business events sector is breathing a sigh of relief after the vanquishing of the visual pollution of Andrew Hiebl’s COVID-19 beard.
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NSW opens up
Tuesday | Oct 20 2020THE NSW Government has further relaxed its COVID restrictions, now allowing up to 500 patrons for outdoor seated events, subject to the four square metre rule.
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Meet, share, engage
Tuesday | Oct 20 2020MORE than 100 younger members of the Australian business events community are set to take place in a virtual meeting exchange designed by the Exhibition and Event Association of Australasia (EEAA) Young Stars Committee.
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New BCEC menu
Tuesday | Oct 20 2020THE Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC) has adopted a strong Queensland-first approach to the design of its new menu, with Executive Chef David Pugh describing the revamped offering as “honest home-grown food”.
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Vale Bob Heile
Tuesday | Oct 20 2020THE Australian events sector has paid tribute to Bob Heile PhD, a longstanding client of both Arinex and global conference organiser and event management partnership INCON.
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Crumbs! 20 Oct 20
Tuesday | Oct 20 2020YOU’VE heard of a travel bubble – but how about an event bubble, or lots of bubbles, to be exact?
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Post-Pandemic new normal for Taipei MICE 20 Oct 20
Tuesday | Oct 20 2020MICE bouncing back in Taipei!
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Uncertainty key worry
Tuesday | Oct 13 2020A new survey conducted by the Business Events Council of Australia (BECA) has found that the key barrier being faced by both owners and organisers of business events in 2021 is uncertainty regarding future outbreaks of COVID-19, and the corresponding tightening of travel and gathering restrictions.
