One of Europe’s largest and most modern congress centres, the new CCH – Congress Center Hamburg, was opened officially at the end of April and IMEX attendees will be able to hear all about the facilities and services now on offer first hand from the team. Hamburg’s First Mayor Dr Peter Tschentscher attended that opening ceremony in Hamburg which began with the ‘Rise Of The Heliosphere’ in the entrance hall. The building had undergone comprehensive modernisation since January 2017. The official opening had put the centre “back on the national and international market”, said Heike Mahmoud, the venue’s chief operating officer. “We would like to take this opportunity to extend a cordial invitation to all our customers to come and see for themselves what the new CCH – Congress Center Hamburg has to offer. It is modern, flexible, attractive and ready to host major national and international events. We are looking forward to numerous future-looking congresses and other events taking place here,” she added. Find out more at the show, stand G100.
Presenting the new CCH – Congress Center Hamburg
Europe's premier venue is here. Hamburg's CCH has reopened after modernisation. The state-of-the-art congress center welcomed officials and guests in April with spectacular ceremonies. IMEX attendees can discover the flexible, modern facilities at stand G100.
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