Denmark-based Congress Consulting Management Group (CCMG), organiser of The Nordic MICE Summit 2021, has announced it is moving the event from March to the end of next year’s calendar, 4-6 November. The Nordic MICE Summit 2021 will be hosted at a new venue, too, the Hotel Ottilia in Carlsberg City District, a new urban and cultural district between Frederiksberg, Valby and Vesterbro. Carlsberg city district is known for beer as well as its culture, as the name would indicate. You can still visit the original historic buildings, the old stables with brewery horses and The Jacobsen Brewery House. Organisers expect to match make with 50 high level European MICE suppliers from hotel chains, CVBs, DMCs and airlines that have an interest in the Nordic countries – Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Finland -as well as 50 high potential MICE buyers primarily from the Nordics but also from other strong European MICE markets. There will be a programme of speed date meetings, as well as curated activities and events. More details: www.thenordicmicesummit.dk
Nordic MICE Summit 2020 moved to November 2021
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