There is a once-in-a-generation opportunity that comes with being the host city of an event to the scale of the 2014 G20 Leaders Summit which will be held in Brisbane this November.
Brisbane will welcome 4,000 delegates and 3,000 media to the city to showcase its exceptional conference facilities, hotels and leisure attractions as part of the Summit.
Delegates and visitors coming to Brisbane for the G20 will find out first-hand why the city is fast building its reputation as an Asia-Pacific conventions hotspot.
The initiatives put in place to meet the needs of G20 delegates and visitors will be invaluable for future event organisers who choose Brisbane to host their conferences and include a unique wayfinding strategy and a new integrated Wi-Fi system.
A new city welcoming program, Brisbane Welcomes the World, will ensure Brisbane’s service and transport industry staff and volunteers have the tools and information to make visitors feel welcome and informed during their G20 visit. This an important G20-driven legacy that will deliver ongoing benefit to future conference delegates.
To find out more about Brisbane’s business events capabilities, visit choosebrisbane.com/conventions.
