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The Business of Events collaborates with ICCA to launch Global Advocacy Alliance
The ICCA Global Advocacy Alliance aims to equip participants with practical knowledge and tools to effectively champion the interests of the event sector, thereby facilitating its growth and recognition. Through a comprehensive approach. Read more
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ICCA to increase focus on important Latin America and Caribbean markets
In collaboration with PROMTUR, Panama’s destination management organisation and ICCA’s association partner, the PAH was launched last year as a platform where international organisations can establish branch offices to develop the Latin American market, promote business and economic growth, foster knowledge-sharing, international cooperation, and the advancement of scientific and legacy projects in Panama and the region. Read more
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All-Party Parliamentary Group for Events AGM date confirmed
The Business of Events can announce that the All Party Parliamentary Group for Events (APPG) is to hold its Annual General Meeting on Tuesday 16th April 2024, in line with current Parliamentary rules and requirements. Read more
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Conference sector average revenues up 14%, says report
A whitepaper from the Hospitality Professionals Association has revealed the conference and events sector’s average total revenue up 14%. Combined analysis from De Vere Hotels, Hotstats, Venue Performance and HOSPA has shone a spotlight on the state of UK conferences and events, taking data from 2019 up until the first quarter of 2024 to paint… Read more
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The Business of Events Publishes Plan of Activity for 2024/5
London, 12 March 2024: The Business of Events (TBOE), the Think Tank and Advocacy Network for the global events sector, has today published its Plan of Activity for 2024/5. The plan, which begins on 01 April, will see a significantly expanded schedule of work and activity as the next 12 months is set to be… Read more
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Spring Budget 2024: now is the time to lobby a new generation of MPs
The Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s Spring Budget for this 2024 carries the hallmarks of an election year, yet it falls short in providing significant benefits for the events industry. With the next general election looming in November, it’s crucial to seize this moment to advocate for the sector to a new generation of MPs. Read more