The third mia-List, supported by and in partnership with The Meetings Show UK, will be officially announced at a special celebratory lunch at Central Hall Westminster, London on 22nd April. Read >
The announcement of the third mia-List is coming soon! In the meantime, we’re profiling each of the finalists, each week as a chance for you to know a little more about the meetings industry’s ‘best of the best’. Read >
My Venues recently met with Emma Cartmell and Sue Beverley, Organisers of the Conference and Hospitality Show and found out some surprising influences behind this year’s show. Read >
The destination of Blackpool is quietly celebrating after attracting several large and distinctly different styles of exhibitions and events for 2012 and 2013. Read >
Events throughout the summer of 2012 have shown why Blackpool and neighbouring Lytham St Anne’s on the Fylde Coast are one of the UK’s most diverse meeting and event destinations. Read >
On 14th June, Derry Visitor and Convention Bureau, hosted an evening at 41 Portland Place in London to introduce agents and associations to the superb destination and facilities that the region offers to conference delegates. It was particularly appropriate as Derry-Londonderry is UK City of Culture in 2013. Read >
If you’re looking for a great venue for your conference or event, choose Yorkshire, a region that is bucking the national trend with continued growth in visitor and event numbers each year. Read >
• Creative Scotland on a plate
• Gleneagles named ‘Best Golf Resort in the World’
• The Westerwood Hotel & Golf Resort unveils the Carrick Suite
• Case study: EIMR Conference Pickaquoy Centre, Kirkwall, Orkney Isles Read >
Thorpe Park is set to launch ‘Thrill Bill the Challenge’ a new teambuilding activity that takes on the classic treasure hunt formula, and gives it a sharp technological edge. Read >
With visitor registrations now exceeding 1000, the 2012 Academic Venue Show is looking set to be another great event. Discover some of the latest offers from academic venues as they come together in one place for one day. This exhibition gives you the opportunity to meet representatives from 50 fantastic venues offering a unique range of meeting and accommodation facilities. Read >
Hull and East Yorkshire are seeing renewed interest from meeting and event organisers following recent developments that have raised the profile of the city, particularly with organisers of Association events.
The city has undergone an extensive transformation and offers delegates a great experience with a fantastic marina and waterfront development, hotel refurbishments and excellent evening and cultural offer.
Association of Surgeons in Training Chose Hull and East Yorkshire Read >
Northern Ireland’s booming Derry-Londonderry is to the first ever UK City of Culture next year. The unique accolade is the latest testimony to the remarkable progress of a region that has transformed its image and reputation in recent years - and a key element in that transformation is the way it has rapidly achieved a leading position as a conference and meetings destination. Read >
Hull & East Yorkshire was the chosen setting for a large international conference recently that was attracted to the city because of its new developments, value for money and rich maritime heritage. Read >
The announcement of the third mia-List is coming in just a few days, next Monday! 
My Venues recently met with Emma Cartmell and Sue Beverley, Organisers of the Conference and Hospitality Show and found out some surprising influences behind this year’s show. 
The destination of Blackpool is quietly celebrating after attracting several large and distinctly different styles of exhibitions and events for 2012 and 2013. 
Events throughout the summer of 2012 have shown why Blackpool and neighbouring Lytham St Anne’s on the Fylde Coast are one of the UK’s most diverse meeting and event destinations. 
On 14th June, Derry Visitor and Convention Bureau, hosted an evening at 41 Portland Place in London to introduce agents and associations to the superb destination and facilities that the region offers to conference delegates. It was particularly appropriate as Derry-Londonderry is UK City of Culture in 2013. 
If you’re looking for a great venue for your conference or event, choose Yorkshire, a region that is bucking the national trend with continued growth in visitor and event numbers each year. 
• Creative Scotland on a plate
Thorpe Park is set to launch ‘Thrill Bill the Challenge’ a new teambuilding activity that takes on the classic treasure hunt formula, and gives it a sharp technological edge. 
Dublin Convention Bureau is organising the much awaited \'Meet Dublin in London\' annual workshop on 
With visitor registrations now exceeding 1000, the 2012 Academic Venue Show is looking set to be another great event. Discover some of the latest offers from academic venues as they come together in one place for one day. This exhibition gives you the opportunity to meet representatives from 50 fantastic venues offering a unique range of meeting and accommodation facilities. 
Hull and East Yorkshire are seeing renewed interest from meeting and event organisers following recent developments that have raised the profile of the city, particularly with organisers of Association events.
Northern Ireland’s booming Derry-Londonderry is to the first ever UK City of Culture next year. The unique accolade is the latest testimony to the remarkable progress of a region that has transformed its image and reputation in recent years - and a key element in that transformation is the way it has rapidly achieved a leading position as a conference and meetings destination. 
Hull & East Yorkshire was the chosen setting for a large international conference recently that was attracted to the city because of its new developments, value for money and rich maritime heritage. 
