New Zealand’s flagship events industry exhibition, MEETINGS, a two-day event, 15-16 June 2022, rallied the industry at the Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre. Organisers reported the event was sold out, with 211 stands from 18 New Zealand regions and over 500 buyers, including 110 from Australia. [su_image_carousel source=”media:2044631,2044632,2044633,2044634,2044635″ limit=”20″ slides_style=”default;” controls_style=”light;” crop=”none” columns=”1″ adaptive=”no” spacing=”yes” align=”center” max_width=”1170″ “max_height_770″ captions=”no” arrows=”yes” dots=”no” link=”” target=”blank” autoplay=”2″ speed=”medium” image_size=”full” outline=”yes” class=””]
MEETINGS 2022 - In pictures
The industry came together in style. Christchurch's Te Pae hosted the sold-out exhibition. Over 500 buyers from New Zealand and Australia connected with 211 exhibitor stands. The two-day June event showcased offerings from 18 regions across the country.
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