“I wanted to thank Meeting in Brugge for the outstanding support you have provided us within the frame of the company event organized for our client. From the beginning your input was really professional, sharp and efficient especially for this event which required the combination of many hotels for the accommodation part, and a large conference center offering a large plenary room with many break-out rooms.
Everywhere – yes absolutely everywhere – you can find high quality hotels, restaurants and meeting venues. And when we talk about special venues in Flanders, we really do mean special! Wouldn’t you like to organise a cocktail reception in a medieval fortress? Or perhaps you prefer having a dinner party in one of Napoleon’s former residences! Let’s not forget the short distances between cities and our worldwide reputation for high standards and customer care! Thanks to these qualities, organising an event or a meeting in Flanders becomes very easy!
As host of the 2014 Commonwealth Games, it is Glasgow’s time to shine on the world stage and showcase its remarkable offer. As one of Europe’s top twenty financial centres, one of the most popular conference venues worldwide and one of the world’s top ten sporting cities, Glasgow has a lot to shout about.
If you are planning a congress or meeting, Berlin is the answer – the whole city is at your disposal for an unforgettable event.
Sometimes the selection of the right location for an event is very simple, because who needs to compromise if everything is possible in Berlin? The choice of special locations ranges from the 368 metre high television tower to the hangar of former Tempelhof Airport accommodating 5,000 guests. Europe’s most modern hotel landscape offers a unique diversity at favourable rates. To put it in a nutshell: the German capital convinces as a perfect meeting and convention host that also offers many cultural highlights.
Hamburg, Germany’s second largest metropolis and biggest port city is continuing to make a name for itself as a major cruise ship destination. In November 2013 Hamburg welcomed its 500,000th cruise passenger for the year, reaching this mark two years ahead of schedule. The city is also planning for the first time in 2015 to hold its bi-annual cruise ship festival, the Hamburg Cruise Days, and Europe’s pre-eminent trade show for the cruise industry, the Seatrade, at the same time. The city that has long had a reputation as Germany’s “Gateway to the World,” is on its way to become the gateway to the world of cruising, too, as these two top-notch events join forces to form a one-of-a-kind cruise week.
If knowledge is power then who better to learn from than the country that has been named the best European conference destination in 2013, hosting 2.97 million events, with a staggering 362 million participants the year before? Germany is the finest business location in Europe and is second only to the United States on a global scale.
The World’s Best Business City 2010, the World’s Best Bike City 2010, Europe’s Best City For Foodies 2012, INDEX: Award 2013, ranked first in the ‘Most Livable Cities’ guide and voted the best country in the world for commercial success potential in 2013. These are just a few of the prestigious titles and awards that Copenhagen has received in the last few years. Add European Green Capital 2014 to the list, and Copenhagen, already exhibiting pioneering sustainable solutions, is one high-achieving capital.
