Business Events Sydney CEO Lyn Lewis-Smith has published her thoughts on the role of culture in attracting bright minds to Sydney as part of the Sydney Culture Essays.
The Sydney Culture Essays aim to explore the past, present and ongoing role of culture in Sydney, from the perspectives of some of the leading voices in Sydney’s cultural community.
Lewis-Smith’s essay explores how culture can attract business events to Sydney and how it impacts the city’s international reputation.
You can read the full essay here.
Brisbane is gearing up to host Dreamtime, Tourism Australia’s signature biannual event to showcase the nation’s business events capabilities to overseas buyers. CIM spoke with Penny Lion, general manager of Business Events Australia, about the lead up to the event.
A motorsport event that began as a fundraiser for a struggling country show in South Australia has won a major regional award.
Adelaide has just finished hosting the 68th International Astronautical Congress (IAC), the largest ever business event held in South Australia.
Known for its cultural diversity and mouth-watering cuisines, Malaysia has it all: 130 million-year-old rainforests, blissful tropical islands, UNESCO World Heritage sites, plus electrifying urban experiences.
cievents has launched Innovation Week, a think tank to provide a forum for sharing new technology trends and products, demonstrate the business’ commitment to innovation, drive staff engagement and enhance the foundations for an innovative culture.
In the final of our four-part series on how Singapore can help Association meeting planners, we look at the scope of Singapore’s fast-growing industry clusters, the new events it continues to attract and the numerous awards that reflect Singapore’s status as the top meetings city in the Asia-Pacific.
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