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Sydney’s business events industry gets multi-million-dollar kickstart
Today’s launch of the ‘Business Events Industry Support’ package by the NSW Government will play a significant role in firing up business confidence and will stimulate conversion of pent-up demand for in-person engagement, according to the State’s global bidding specialists BESydney. From early April, $5.5 million in funding will be made available to support business events, conferences and conventions across Greater Sydney and NSW, as part of a major COVID-19 response package designed to encourage people back into the Sydney CBD in particular, and support jobs in the accommodation, entertainment, and tourism and business event sectors.
The handshake may have been elbowed out when it comes to business greetings but Australians have shown that their comfort to meet post-COVID is on the rise
New research by Roy Morgan on behalf of BESydney, found that when it comes to…
The world’s leading minds on computer graphics and interactive techniques choose Sydney for 2023
SIGGRAPH Asia has announced Sydney to be the host city for its 2023 conference and…
Business events are back in NSW: Industry celebrates halving of square metre rule and lifting of attendee cap
BESydney welcomes today’s announcement from the NSW Government which will see social distancing requirements eased…
BESydney reports retaining 70% of COVID-19 impacted meetings.
Business Events Sydney (BESydney) has today released its Annual Financial Report, outlining that in Financial…
Sydney takes centre stage in new campaign to defend the city’s business visitor tourism market share
From today, a new brand campaign will get to work on attracting business visitors back…
Sydney to be investigated by journalist world’s best
In times of crisis top quality journalism comes into its own as people search for…
Sydney's global meetings sector ranked in Top 20
Sydney business tourism sector is ready and willing to welcome visitors when it is able,…
Greater Sydney Women’s Safety Charter
To celebrate International Women's Day 2020 BESydney has announced it's participation in the Greater Sydney…
World’s largest machine learning conference comes to Australia
Australia has won an international bid to host the Annual Conference on Neural Information Processing…