Athens’ Taekwondo Olympic Stadium transforms into a world-class conference center, boosting Greece’s position in global business tourism and MICE markets.

South Padre Island’s convention center expansion is denied due to environmental concerns, impacting future MICE tourism in the region.

The Ghana Trade Fair Convention Centre, set to open in September 2025, will revolutionize Accra’s MICE industry with its 20,000-capacity venue.

The Boston Convention & Exhibition Center will be renamed the Thomas Michael Menino Convention and Exhibition Center in honor of the late mayor’s legacy in urban development.

Ghana’s $200M Trade Fair Convention Centre in Accra, set to open in 2025, will transform MICE tourism, boosting global events and trade opportunities.

South American Hotel & Tourism Investment Conference (SAHIC) is making history once again. The twentieth edition of the region’s most influential tourism and hospitality event will take center stage in Rio 2026.

The Warehouse at the Convention Center in New Orleans offers 40,000 sq ft of flexible event space for up to 6,500 guests. Now booking through April 2026.

The International M.I.C.E. Summit (IMS) took place at Mohammed Bin Salman Nonprofit City in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, from December 15 to 17, 2024. Organized by the Saudi Conventions and Exhibitions General Authority (SCEGA), the three-day event featured a dynamic agenda, including plenary sessions, panel discussions, innovation showcases, and exhibitions. Participants had ample opportunities to network and collaborate throughout the summit.

In 2024, the Malaysia Convention & Exhibition Bureau (MyCEB) celebrated a landmark year, cementing Malaysia’s reputation as a premier destination for business events.

The Caribbean Tourism Organization (CTO) partnered with Royal Caribbean to host an “Iconic Summit” aboard the groundbreaking Icon of the Seas during Caribbean Weekend in Miami. This landmark event brought together regional tourism ministers, directors, and key stakeholders to chart a course for sustainable growth, community engagement, and economic development in the Caribbean’s cruise tourism sector.