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International Planner Sentiment Report unveils diverging regional priorities among global event professionals
The Business of Events has today published its 2025 International Planner Sentiment Report, revealing a marked divergence in event planner priorities across global markets. Sponsored by Tourism Ireland and released to coincide with the […]
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Advocacy within government is more critical than ever
David Tremmil, vice chair of beam and UKEVENTS, spilled the beans to M&IT magazine on his dual role – and revealed why government advocacy is so vital for the sector […]
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The MIA and Manchester Central join the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Events
The Meetings Industry Association (MIA) and Manchester Central have joined the All-Party Parliamentary Group for Events (APPG) as its latest corporate members.
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Why are events vital to the UK economy, and what are the asks of government?
On behalf of Cvent, TBOE’s Director of News & Content, Mike Fletcher, takes a detailed look at the impact of each part of the UK events industry and how the UK Government can help to unlock growth.
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All-Party Parliamentary Group for Events to hold Parliamentary Dinner
The All-Party Parliamentary Group for Events (APPG) will hold its first Parliamentary Dinner of the new Parliament next week (6 May)
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AEV joins All-Party Parliamentary Group for Events as seventh corporate member
The AEV joins other leading brands from across the UK’s business events sector, including beam, SEC, Racoon Media Group, Experience Oxfordshire, Togather and Hire Association Europe, as corporate members of the APPG.
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RX Global announced as headline partner for The Business of Events 2025 Global Policy Forum
The Business of Events, the leading Think Tank and Advocacy Network for the business events sector, has announced RX Global as the headline partner of its signature 2025 Global Policy […]
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TBOE Global Policy Forum moves to 1 April
The Business of Events’ Global Policy Forum will now be held on 1 April 2025, due to a Parliamentary recess taking place in February.
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Visit Scotland’s Brownlee Steps Onto The World Stage as PCMA Chair
Neil Brownlee is the first non-North American chair of PCMA. He sits down with Mike Fletcher to discuss both his new role and his 16 years of experience championing business events in Scotland.
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TBOE White Paper explores Global Classification Codes and their impact on the events economy
The Business of Events’ latest White Paper reveals how current economic classification systems hinder the accurate measurement of the events sector.