Düsseldorf Convention has launched a website for marketing the destination to the MICE industry, ahead of its appearance at IMEX Frankfurt in May. https://www.duesseldorf-convention.de/ can better demonstrate to event planners all the factors that advocate staging an event in the city, says Dusseldorf Convention. The new website is a result of the partner programme that was successfully initiated last year and which has already seen almost 90 partners signing up. These most notably include the founding member, Düsseldorf Congress, as well as Messe Düsseldorf, D.Live and the state capital’s major conference hotels.
Düsseldorf Convention Director Christian Ortlepp commented: “For us, the relaunch of the website is a milestone on our way to even better marketing of Düsseldorf as a location for conventions, trade fairs and events of every kind. “To create the new structure, we looked at everything from the perspective of professional event planners. This target group is crucial if we want to attract big events to the city. “Our new Meeting Guide in particular will make it possible to optimally service the interests and wishes of these event professionals. Düsseldorf Convention is a one-stop shop for all-in solutions whether it’s choosing a venue, finding hotels or putting together a social programme.”
Düsseldorf Convention launches new website ahead of IMEX Frankfurt
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