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The new edition of Let’s Meet In Brussels, the event planners’ guide, is now out and has been given a complete makeover.
There are a few new features for you to discover: advanced capacity charts, new events venues and hotels, time-saving district selections, revised support programmes, expert tips on activities by interest, updates on professional services, exceptional group activities, attractive restaurants, peer reviews and advice.
Brussels just recently broke into the Global Destination Sustainability top 10, and was also named in A.T. Kearney’s 2018 Global Cities Index of the world’s most influential cities. These recognitions are greatly appreciated, especially as they comes from objective and independent sources!
There are lots of new features in this year’s edition of Let’s Meet in Brussels. And the city will soon offer you new industrial, urban and unique event venues, hotels as well as trendy activities for your delegates. You can exclusively discover all these new venues in the following pages.
The Let’s Meet In Brussels 2019 is available for download here.
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