Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) was recently named ‘Oceania’s Leading Meetings and Conference Centre’ at the World Travel Awards 2020, alongside Melbourne which was named ‘Oceania’s Leading Meetings and Conference Destination’ for a seventh year. MCEC Chief Executive, Peter King said: “We want MCEC to be known as more than an incredible space, but the home of unexpected experiences and unconventional ways of working. This dynamic and flexible way of thinking is what sets us apart and is why our loyal customers continue to support and grow with us, even in difficult economic climates. “In partnership with the Melbourne Convention Bureau, we are able to showcase Melbourne’s expertise in business events on a world-stage to drive the acquisition of world-class conferences to Melbourne,” he said. Melbourne Convention Bureau (MCB) Chief Executive Officer, Julia Swanson added: “This award validates our excellence in the business events sector, recognising our outstanding infrastructure, knowledge capital, cross-collaboration and limitless options to experience the destination. “We are proud to be continuously recognised as the leading destination in the sector for seven years running.” The World Travel Awards have been running for 27 years, and celebrate excellence across the tourism industry. Award winners are selected via votes cast by travel professionals and high-end tourism consumers.
Double win for Melbourne at the World Travel Awards
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