Conference centre

The Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre is one of the prestigious centre located on the banks of the Yarra River. They work in association with the Melbourne Convention and Visitors Bureau, Tourism Victoria and the Department of Business and Innovation to continue to attract important business events to the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre that will enhance the growth and prosperity of Victoria. The centre is very near to central business district of Melbourne and only 20-minute drive to Melbourne Airport connects MCEC to the rest of Australia and the world.

It is one of the largest and most modern venues in Europe, designed by the Japanese architect Toyo Ito, winner of the Pritzker prize.

Its outstanding features are its architecture, functionality and commitment to sustainability: it has one of the largest rooftop photovoltaic installations. Its eight pavilions, connected by a walkway that channels the flow of visitors, provide cutting-edge services and logistics. The gastronomic restaurant Nuclo is located inside the Foyer Europe.

Modernising the Paris expo Porte de Versailles site will help keep Paris the number one destination for international business travellers. Our goal? To make the site a model of sustainable development – a living space as much as a place of business. Our far-reaching plans are divided into three phases, and the site will continue to host events throughout.

Hamburg Messe und Congress is a full-service provider with outstanding service in organizing and conducting national and international exhibitions and conferences.

87,000 square meters of hall space at one of the most advanced exhibition sites in the world with an outstanding location for ideal logistics. Right at the center of Hamburg – a growing city, and one of the most beautiful in the world. With a flourishing economy in a green setting, rich in culture and tradition, with excellent quality of life and good prospects for the future.

SQUARE is situated in Mont-des-Arts, an area that today packs in a fine combination of culture, energy, business and leisure. Steeped in history, it was once a medieval palace for the Dukes of Brabant and then a centre of European power under the Hapsburgs where Belgium's first sovereign took his oath in 1831. Mont-des-Arts’ fortunes changed however and it’s wealthy streets were transformed into a slum.

The conference centre is equipped with latest generation technology and has exclusive material for hire.  We have a wide range of high-quality complementary services which round off the services offered by the conference centre, adapting to the needs of each event:

• Technical audiovisual assistance
• Cloakroom
• Cleaning
• Security
• Reception
• Catering
• Hostesses
• Tourist guides
• Interpreters
• Activities after the meeting