Melbourne & Olympic Parks will be showcasing its new venue, CENTREPIECE at Melbourne Park, at IBTM World this November. The new venue is minutes away from Melbourne’s CBD, and is part of a multi-year $972m redevelopment. The venue offers indoor and outdoor function spaces catering for 10 to 3000 guests. The main ballroom can be transformed into any configuration for an event, seating up to 1400 guests for a gala dinner and up to 3000 for a cocktail party. It is architecturally designed to embody Australia’s native landscape with natural light across the venue, while floor to ceiling windows invite the surrounding flora and fauna in. Lara Burnes, General Manager, Premier Events & Experiences, commented: “Melbourne is renowned as the cultural hub of Australia and it’s not hard to see why. From our vibrant laneways with world-renowned coffee, unmatched Aussie sporting and entertainment events, and an array of unparalleled cuisines – there is certainly something here for everyone. “Our newest venue is set to enhance our city’s marvellous moments, and we can’t wait to guide delegates at IBTM World on how it can transform their upcoming events through a truly Aussie experience.” IBTM World runs from 19-21 November in Barcelona, Spain.
Melbourne to showcase new venue CENTREPIECE at IBTM World
Melbourne & Olympic Parks will be showcasing its new venue, CENTREPIECE at Melbourne Park, at IBTM World this November.
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