Business Events Sydney Blog

Our final event study in the 'Why Sydney is a hotspot for medical and scientific events' blog mini-series is the International Congress on Obesity, 2006. As discussed in the other event studies, major international congresses and conferences create numerous benefits and opportunities for delegates, bid leaders, industries, associations, educational institutions  and governments. Those reported in… Read this story.

Part four in our mini-series 'Why Sydney is a hotspot for medical and scientific events' blog mini-series looks at the 7th International Orthodontics Congress, 2010. Conference background More than 3,600 delegates from 93 countries descended on Sydney for four days in February 2010 to attend the 7th International Orthodontics Congress. Close networks and relationships formed… Read this story.

The third event in our 'Why Sydney is a hotspot for medical and scientific events' blog mini-series is the 26th Asia Pacific Academy of Ophthalmology Congress (APAO). Held at the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre in March 2011, the city welcomed more than 4,000 delegates from 67 countries including optometrists, ophthalmic nurses, other allied eye-health… Read this story.

The second event in our 'Why Sydney is a hotspot for medical and scientific events' blog mini-series is the 18th World Congress of Neurology, 2005. Conference background The world's largest scientific event in neurology brings together doctors from various disciplines, together with neuroscientists in a congress that contributes greatly to the worldwide neuroscience community. The… Read this story.

In the first of our 'Why Sydney is a hotspot for medical and scientific events' blog mini-series we look at an incredibly important international conference held in Sydney in 2007, the 14th International AIDS Society Conference on HIV Pathogenesis, Treatment and Prevention. The recently published 'Beyond Tourism Benefits: measuring the social legacies of business events'… Read this story.