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Ireland’s capital is a city that truly captures the imagination. Cobbled alleys, Viking remains, Georgian squares... Dublin’s history goes back over a thousand years. As a destination for conferences and meetings, this is a safe and inspirational city, eager to extend a warm welcome to business tourists from across the globe. Read >
Easterbrook Hall, the premium conference venue on the 100-acre Crichton Estate in Dumfries, has been shortlisted for a Business Tourism Award at the 2008 Thistle Awards. The winners will be announced at the awards ceremony and dinner on Friday 24 October at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre. Read >
Our series of talking points asks key figures from the conference arena to discuss the issues that affect them, and invites readers to comment. This week Kirstie Danzey, marketing manager at Nottingham Conferences, explains why the UK’s regions can expect an influx of business tourism over the next few years. Read >
There are just four weeks to go until Meet the Cities, a glittering and highly informative networking event in Dublin that will give guests the perfect opportunity to find out all they need to know about England’s top city destinations for conferences and events. Read >
In addition to Manchester United’s celebrated success on the pitch last season – topping the Premier League and becoming European Champions – the club has been winning awards off it, picking up the Matchday Hospitality Experience Award 2008 at the Official Football Hospitality Awards, and scooping the prestigious Business Tourism Award at the Manchester Tourism Awards. Read >
The M61 Group has just relaunched its website, www.m61group.com, which has been carefully redesigned and enhanced to provide a wealth of conference and meeting knowledge – as well as a free venue location service that promises to respond to conference organisers’ enquiries within eight working hours. Read >
Carefully restored to retain the character of the original Roganstown House – a magnificent Georgian residence on the 300-acre Roganstown Estate – Roganstown Golf & Country Club merges the ultimate in state-of-the-art conference and meeting facilities, relaxation, hospitality and superb dining facilities. Read >
The Wellcome Trust Conference Centre at Hinxton near Cambridge has completed an extensive programme of refurbishment to its dedicated IT training room and all its bedrooms. Read >
In the run-up to Meet England’s Meet the Cities event in Dublin on 25 September, the first in a series of exclusive city profiles looks at three Manchester venues that will be flying across the water to meet Ireland’s event and conference planners. Read >
Venuemasters, the consortium of UK academic venues, has announced that the 2009 Academic Venue Show will take place on 13 May at the Emirates Stadium in London, home of Arsenal Football Club. The event is set to be a ‘buzzing’ experience, featuring a number of exciting new developments – including the move to a prestigious and high-profile venue. Read >
It is a decade and a half since the demolition of the old Cusack Stand heralded the beginning of a substantial redevelopment programme at Croke Park in Dublin. Since then, the impressive stadium has become a prominent feature of the north Dublin skyline. But Croke Park is more than just a sports stadium… Read >
Ireland’s capital is a city that truly captures the imagination. Cobbled alleys, Viking remains, Georgian squares... Dublin’s history goes back over a thousand years. As a destination for conferences and meetings, this is a safe and inspirational city, eager to extend a warm welcome to business tourists from across the globe. 
Easterbrook Hall, the premium conference venue on the 100-acre Crichton Estate in Dumfries, has been shortlisted for a Business Tourism Award at the 2008 Thistle Awards. The winners will be announced at the awards ceremony and dinner on Friday 24 October at the Edinburgh International Conference Centre. 
Our series of talking points asks key figures from the conference arena to discuss the issues that affect them, and invites readers to comment. This week Kirstie Danzey, marketing manager at Nottingham Conferences, explains why the UK’s regions can expect an influx of business tourism over the next few years. 
There are just four weeks to go until Meet the Cities, a glittering and highly informative networking event in Dublin that will give guests the perfect opportunity to find out all they need to know about England’s top city destinations for conferences and events. 
In addition to Manchester United’s celebrated success on the pitch last season – topping the Premier League and becoming European Champions – the club has been winning awards off it, picking up the Matchday Hospitality Experience Award 2008 at the Official Football Hospitality Awards, and scooping the prestigious Business Tourism Award at the Manchester Tourism Awards. 
The M61 Group has just relaunched its website, 
Carefully restored to retain the character of the original Roganstown House – a magnificent Georgian residence on the 300-acre Roganstown Estate – Roganstown Golf & Country Club merges the ultimate in state-of-the-art conference and meeting facilities, relaxation, hospitality and superb dining facilities. 
The Wellcome Trust Conference Centre at Hinxton near Cambridge has completed an extensive programme of refurbishment to its dedicated IT training room and all its bedrooms. 
In the run-up to Meet England’s Meet the Cities event in Dublin on 25 September, the first in a series of exclusive city profiles looks at three Manchester venues that will be flying across the water to meet Ireland’s event and conference planners. 
Venuemasters, the consortium of UK academic venues, has announced that the 2009 Academic Venue Show will take place on 13 May at the Emirates Stadium in London, home of Arsenal Football Club. The event is set to be a ‘buzzing’ experience, featuring a number of exciting new developments – including the move to a prestigious and high-profile venue. 
It is a decade and a half since the demolition of the old Cusack Stand heralded the beginning of a substantial redevelopment programme at Croke Park in Dublin. Since then, the impressive stadium has become a prominent feature of the north Dublin skyline. But Croke Park is more than just a sports stadium… 
