The Business of Events, which was scheduled to take place 6-7 November in London, has been postponed due to the forthcoming UK general election. The event will now take place in January. The Forum will focus on the opportunities which surround the UK’s governments recently announced Tourism Sector Deal. A spokesperson for the event said: “Given that yesterday Parliament voted in favour of an early general election, which will take place on 12 December 2019, and as a result, Parliament will now likely be dissolved on 6 November, after discussions with colleagues in Westminster, we have taken the decision to move the dates of the London events to January 2020. This will include the Senior Leadership Forum, Parliamentary Debate and Senior Leadership Dinner. The events planned for Wales, Scotland and Barcelona will still take place as planned. While this is obviously disappointing for those who were planning to attend, it’s obviously important that we are able to have the relevant people there from both government and Parliament, and therefore with an election scheduled for around those dates, this simply wouldn’t be possible. We will confirm details of the new dates in the coming days.”
The Business of Events London postponed
The Business of Events, which was scheduled to take place 6-7 November in London, has been postponed due to the forthcoming UK general election.
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