In this edition Paul Vallee looks at Destination Master Plans
GainingInsights into Community Wide Support
The biggest setback for any destination to create a sustainable business events industry is the lack of community wide support. Without it CVBs and their respective destinations will constantly battle for the necessary resources to sustain its competitiveness. Of course the necessary infrastructure is a critical success factor too but appropriate infrastructure development itself is also reliant on the will and commitment of the public and private sector communities.
GainingInsights into Business Events and Africa’s Economic Development
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GainingInsights into Ambassador Programmes
In this edition Milos will be taking a closer look at the importance of Ambassador Programmes.
GainingInsights Convention Centre Operating Models
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GainingInsights into ASEAN
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Convention Centre News, July 2016
Your News Feed on 5 Stories From Around the World – July 2016 1. Christchurch on the rebound A new convention centre opening in late 2019 will make Christchurch one of New Zealand’s top business events hubs. “Pre-earthquakes Christchurch held 23 per cent…
GainingIntelligence, July 2016
Your News Feed on 5 Stories From Around the World – July 2016 1. Korea scores big on UIA rankings 2015 The Union of International Associations (UIA) has released its latest statistics on the preceding year’s international meetings. The US remains the top country…
GainingInsights into China
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Convention Centre News, June 2016
Your News Feed on 5 Stories From Around the World – June 2016 1. Dubai to get new Convention Centre Dubai will be building a new convention centre – the 55,000m2 in Al Jaddaf will be constructed to the tune of 1.8 billion…