Robin Mack News Today

For the first time since 2019, Tourism Australia’s signature biennial incentive showcase, Dreamtime, returned November 7-9 to Adelaide/Tarntanya, drawing 80 international buyers to the South Australia destination.

Business Events Australia’s signature incentive showcase, formerly known as Dreamtime, will return in September 2024 in Tropical North Queensland under the new name Australia Next, in alignment with Business Events Australia’s bespoke magazine for incentive planners.

Tourism Australia’s incentive showcase will return next year and is heading to Cairns.

Tourism Australia’s signature incentive showcase will return in 2024 with the event, normally held every two years, to be held in Tropical North Queensland, as Australia continues to rebuild a strong pipeline of international business events.

The Australian Business Events Association has announced it is accepting applications for the 2023 Leading Well Program for Emerging Leaders, taking place in Sydney and Melbourne during October and November. 

The latest research undertaken by Tourism Australia’s specialist business events unit shows the business events industry is in a stronger position compared to 12 months ago and Australia’s appeal as an events destination remains high.

The business events industry is coming together today for Events Uncovered, the annual boutique exhibition and conference for event planners.

Australian business events industry leaders will take to the stage to share their knowledge and insights at the Spice Knowledge Sessions.

Walter Reed National Military Medical Center officials say Catholic pastoral services will resume at the military vetera

"Removing God and faith from the military and veteran communities will have dire consequences."