26th January 2024 BEIA / MEETINGS
Hosted buyer registrations for MEETINGS 2024 will open next Wednesday, 31 January.
The event achieves Toitū net carbonzero certification, showcasing the association’s efforts to lower emissions across the industry.
Exhibitor applications for Business Events Industry Aotearoa’s MEETINGS 2024 will open from next week.
Business Events Industry Aotearoa’s MEETINGS has generated an estimated value of $157m for New Zealand business events following the conference at Tākina Wellington in June.
Rotorua will be the host city for Business Events Industry Aotearoa’s MEETINGS 2024.
RotoruaNZ, HOT Events and Kim Chan Events have been crowned the winners of the Best Stand Awards at MEETINGS 2023.
The five-day forum will bring together industry, govt, and other stakeholders to focus on opportunities in the high-value sector.
Southern venues are seeing significant growth thanks to increased investment and development.
Te Pā Tū Rotorua’s summer season has hundreds of visitors through the doors every week with the reintroduction of cruise, but its quieter months are coming with a focus on food events and the returning MICE sector.
More than 1,000 business event professionals gathered at Te Papa for the opening of BEIA’s MEETINGS.
NZ’s new generation of convention centres is helping to rejuvenate an industry hit hard by the pandemic.
BEIA’s boss on pushing sustainability at this week’s MEETINGS, including an effort to become a net carbon zero certified event.
Delegates at Business Events Industry Aotearoa’s MEETINGS conference next month will be able to engage in a series of knowledge and professional development sessions.
Business Events Wellington will host more than 160 buyers for a day out in Wellington ahead of MEETINGS at the Tākina Wellington Convention Centre next month.
More than 230 hosted buyers from as far away as North America, Singapore and Australia will attend MEETINGS this year.
Business Events Industry Aotearoa’s 27th MEETINGS event in Wellington has committed to achieving Toitū net carbon zero certification.
Business Events Industry Aotearoa’s MEETINGS event in Wellington in June has attracted 18 exhibitors and bookings for more than 200 stands.
MEETINGS 2023 is heading for a sell-out exhibition, says Business Events Industry Aotearoa.
Nearly 80% of buyers are booking business as a result of last month’s event at Te Pae Christchurch, says BEIA.
BEIA takes its business events conference to the capital for the first time, helping to showcase the brand new Tākina venue.
The airline says its ability to connect regions and countries is a major advantage for NZ’s business events industry.
A busy and bustling MEETINGS 2022 ended with a ‘flourish’ after two full days at Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre.
New Zealand is winning international conferences in a highly competitive environment, with Tourism New Zealand hoping to add up to $105m in economic value in 2023.
Spending in the business events sector may have dropped 78% since 2019 but now is the time to look forward, says Business Events Industry Aotearoa.
MEETINGS 2022 has wrapped up with The Meeting Newz MEETINGS 2022 Stand Award, recognising the best of 211 exhibitor stands from 18 regions at the event.
The new convention centre is off to a strong start in its first year.
Tākina Wellington Convention Centre has 80 conferences already confirmed or pencilled in as it counts down to its 2023 opening.
Christchurch Airport has opened a pop-up welcome lounge designed for event organisers to welcome or farewell conference delegates flying into the city.
But it’s too early to say what shape govt support may take in the future, says the tourism minister.
More than 650 delegates attended the event’s cultural opening ceremony at Christchurch Town Hall.
More than 650 delegates will be heading to Te Pae Christchurch for BEIA’s first MEETINGS in the city in 14 years.
Business Events Industry Aotearoa’s MEETINGS is now set to host more than 500 buyers and 211 exhibitors at Te Pae Christchurch on 15-16 June.
Business Events Industry Aotearoa’s MEETINGS on 15-16 June has attracted a “record” number of exhibitors at this year’s event, with more than 211 stands from 18 regions at this year’s event.
Registrations are now open for day visits to MEETINGS, taking place at Ōtautahi Christchurch 15-16 June.
Ōtautahi Christchurch has been confirmed as the new host city for MEETINGS 2022.
There is strong demand to hold business events and conferences in New Zealand, says Business Events Industry Aotearoa Lisa Hopkins, pointing to the success of the MEETINGS 2021 event.
There’s still a way to go to get everyone to understand the role they play in tourism, says the departing destination boss.
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The venue’s technology makes it more than just a pretty face, says its GM.
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New Zealand’s largest business events conference kicks off this morning with more than 500 business events industry buyers and media expected to attend.
Capturing the colour, the camaraderie and the costumes at New Zealand’s premier business event welcome.
Students studying tourism to be introduced to prospective employers.
Event set to feature 149 NZ companies and 66 Australia hosted buyers.
The event will be hosted at Auckland’s ASB Showgrounds on 2-3 June.
MEETINGS 2021 will take place over two days in Auckland next year, says Business Events Industry Aotearoa.
More than 180 exhibitors and 400 buyers are expected at the event to be held in a year.
Conventions and Incentives New Zealand is unveiling a new professional development and education programme for MEETINGS 2020 in Auckland.
The venue has returned to the market with “near-full books” following an eight-year earthquake-induced hiatus.