18/01/2012 by James Latham Printable version
Promoting a destination when its about to host the biggest sporting event on the planet looks easy on paper, but in reality it throws up its own set of challenges. As the UK capital enters its final lap, London & Partners' sales manager Barbara Jamison discusses the issues with James Latham, and explains why the city won Best PR Campaign at EIBTM.
The Casa Barilla tour event, organised by the food company to meet consumers in...
Sydney has secured one of the largest business events from China, The Perfect China Leadership...
In the heart of New York City’s theater district, the Paramount Hotel has been a popular...
MyCEB moves in to guide Malaysian states in their pursuit of MICE, just as Johor, Penang and...
Glenfiddich choses Event Management Group (EMG) to create bespoke events centered around its...
At this year’s Convening Leaders conference in San Diego, PCMA examined attitudes of its...
Strategically matching buyers and suppliers face to face through an innovative business...
In the third part of our Africa In Conversation series – recorded earlier this year at...
The winners of the Gouden Giraffe Live Communication Awards 2012 were announced in Amsterdam...
Melbourne has been recognised as the number one city in Australia for conferences and...
Sending Email