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New Director of Operations appointed at Glasgow’s SEC

New Director of Operations appointed at Glasgow’s SECOne of Scotland’s most experienced major events professionals, has joined the SEC as Director of Operations. Colin Hartley (47) from Glasgow, joined the city’s event campus in early June to... Read more

13 Jun 2023

NEW RESEARCH PROVIDES EVIDENCE OF A STRONG RECOVERY FOR THE UK MEETINGS SECTOR

NEW RESEARCH PROVIDES EVIDENCE OF A STRONG RECOVERY FOR THE UK MEETINGS SECTORThe latest research into the UK’s conference and meetings sector provides clear evidence of a strong recovery from the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic and significant... Read more

13 Jun 2023

The Venues Collection achieve Green Tourism ‘Green Meetings’ Standard

The Venues Collection achieve Green Tourism ‘Green Meetings’ StandardThe Venues Collection can announce that all their UK conference & training venues have achieved the ‘silver’ level in the Green Tourism ‘Green Meetings’ Standard - the world's... Read more

13 Jun 2023

Event Intelligence Experiences Outstanding Growth for 2023

GES EMEA as witnessed huge growth in its Event Intelligence business this year, as event marketers and exhibitors continue to prize more sophisticated insight from exhibitions. The results reflect a market trend that the Event Intelligence suite of... Read more

13 Jun 2023

Confidence grows in Glasgow’s conference market

Following hot on the heels of Glasgow’s best ever year for hosting international conferences (ICCA Statistics 2022), 2023 promises to be just as successful, as the city prepares to welcome back almost 13,000 delegates to the city as part of a series... Read more

8 Jun 2023

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New Director of Operations appointed at Glasgow’s SEC

NEW RESEARCH PROVIDES EVIDENCE OF A STRONG RECOVERY FOR THE UK MEETINGS SECTOR

The Venues Collection achieve Green Tourism ‘Green Meetings’ Standard

Event Intelligence Experiences Outstanding Growth for 2023

Confidence grows in Glasgow’s conference market

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