The Brisbane Convention Bureau has led five local tourism and hotel operators on a China roadshow to spread the message about Brisbane’s incentive offerings.
Lorelle Chittick joined the Brisbane Convention Bureau in January 2005 and is the Senior Manager, Convention Services.
The Brisbane Convention Bureau recently celebrated Global Meetings Industry Day, a day which recognises the impact of the business events industry.
Hosting Business Events Australia's Dreamtime 2017 gave Brisbane a chance to show off the vast offerings of the city’s creative incentive products and destination experiences. See the highlights video that showcase what Brisbane has to offer for incentive groups.
These iconic Brisbane venues have stood the test of time, earning their place on the city’s landscape and offering spaces from cocktail receptions to boardroom meetings, to conference spaces to private dinners.
The 2018 Global Forum for Innovations in Agriculture GFIA in Focus for sustainable food production is coming to town, as Brisbane continues to tie major conventions with the city’s key industries.
The Federal Government has offered funding for business events through a bid fund, marking one of the most important developments for the business events industry in recent memory.
Jorja-Rose Wells joined the Brisbane Convention Bureau in 2016 as a Digital Content Producer and looks after the digital marketing and content strategies for the Brisbane Convention Bureau.
Seven successful applicants have been awarded a share of $25,000 to attend a leading international conference to highlight Brisbane’s expertise and help secure the event for Brisbane in a succeeding year.
The Brisbane Convention Bureau has started 2018 in impressive style, notching up 15 business event bid wins worth over $22 million for the city’s economy.
