Meet in Melbourne: Hosting international conferences

Melbourne has a reputation as a leading destination for scientific conferences and events, and is an international hub for innovation in science.

World-class facilities, internationally renowned universities and a highly skilled workforce have seen Victoria deliver many research breakthroughs, from the cochlear implant to the first frozen embryo birth.

Melbourne is also home to Australia’s newest, most versatile convention and event facility – the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC). Having won many international awards for service and environmental innovation, the MCEC is an ideal venue for successful conventions.

By nurturing talent, and providing world-leading research and meeting facilities, Melbourne has established a reputation for delivering conventions which surpass delegate and organisers’ expectations.

Become involved

By holding an international conference in Melbourne, stakeholders can increase their profile internationally, secure government and corporate support for research, attract new members and generate new revenue for their organisation.

The Melbourne Convention and Visitors Bureau (MCVB) works with stakeholders who lead their associations in bidding for international association conventions in Melbourne.

Once a committee is formed, the MCVB manages all aspects of the bidding process – including bid presentations and budgets, organising site inspections of potential venues, and lobbying.

To learn more about securing a meeting for Melbourne, to stay up to date with the latest international meetings and conferences, and for information about the free support offered by MCVB, visit their website.

Amy Page

+ posts

• Amy Page

  https://www.thirdsector.com.au/author/amy-page/

  Conferences strengthen sector ties
• Amy Page

  https://www.thirdsector.com.au/author/amy-page/

  Cancer charity passes on the torch
• Amy Page

  https://www.thirdsector.com.au/author/amy-page/

  ABS publish not-for-profit sector plan
• Amy Page

  https://www.thirdsector.com.au/author/amy-page/

  Digital opportunities for the third sector