With a new convention centre opening in 2023 and a larger, internationally focused team, New Zealand’s capital city, Wellington, will be represented by its convention bureau, Business Events Wellington at IMEX Frankfurt, 31 May-2 June, on the Tourism New Zealand stand (C300). The new convention centre, Tākina, meaning “to invoke” in te reo Māori, is located right in the heart of the city’s Central Business District, in walking distance of the city’s hotels and nightlife and right opposite New Zealand’s national museum, Te Papa Tongarewa. As home to most of New Zealand’s central government agencies, world-class educational and research institutes, this compact and connected city is proud to be known as one of the 21 places in the world that will epitomise the future of work. (Cognizant 2021) To find out more about hosting a conference in New Zealand’s capital city, visit stand C300 to meet David Perks and Irette Ferreira from Business Events Wellington.
What’s new in Wellington
Wellington opens a bold new chapter. The city debuts Tākina convention centre in 2023, positioned at the heart of the capital's vibrant CBD. Business Events Wellington showcases this compact, connected destination at IMEX Frankfurt. Meet their team to discover event opportunities.
Comments
Comments are closed on this post.
Trending
Thailand: Gateway to positive impact
3 days ago
SITE Classic 2026 raises $276,000 for Foundation
1 week ago
Vilnius picks winning design for Lithuania's first congress centre
1 week ago
Sarawak wins bid to host the 38th International Conference on Microelectronics (ICM) 2026
1 week ago
VIECON names Concept Solutions and STEINERLIVE as preferred AV partners
1 week ago
Melbourne CEC creates new general manager role as it expands Business Development team
1 week ago
Fred Dixon returns to New York City to head NYC Tourism & Conventions
1 week ago
Advertisement
Essential Reads

New EIC study finds business events contribute US$1.8 trillion to global GDP
Analysis

Washington DC bucks trend of US tourism decline with record visitor spending
North America

A look back at November’s IBTM and how event formats are “festivalising”
IBTMWorld

US airports face potential closures amid government shutdown
Business Travel

The countries with the highest business travel spend in the world
Business Travel





