Conferences & meetings

The right room does part of a conference's work for it.

Anyone organising a conference is told early on to find a special venue. On its own, though, the venue rarely makes a meeting better. It gets better when a few unspectacular things are right: rooms built for focused mornings, short walks between plenary and breakouts, good acoustics, technology you can rely on, and enough air between the items on the agenda.

The setting can be a well-equipped hotel, a palau, a finca or a temporary build by the sea. Which option serves the brief best becomes clear from the working programme; in the end, what counts is whether the group is still making progress on the second afternoon.

How we work

As a MICE agency we take on the organisation in full: venue search, hotel allotments, event technology, simultaneous interpreters, speakers from our own network and the logistics on the ground, all in-house. The project is run by one project lead who knows every line of the running order. Catering is plastic-free and locally sourced, and where the contract calls for a licensed PCO, a Professional Congress Organizer, we bring the licence.

Where this happens

Frequently asked questions

What size of conference do you organise?
The range runs from 10 to 1,000 participants; smaller groups we treat as an offsite. Above 1,000 delegates we first check whether the destination can sensibly absorb a format of that size, and otherwise tell you that a mainland venue is the better answer.
Do you handle simultaneous interpreting, AV and staging?
Yes, all three are in-house. Build-up and show-calling are done by the same crew at every event, so they know the routines.
Where do your conferences typically take place?
Whenever the brief allows it, we leave the hotel ballroom and meet in finca courtyards, under stretch tents on private estates or in beach clubs at the end of a peninsula. A hotel with strong infrastructure stays planned in as the fallback.
How much lead time does a conference need?
For 100 participants with full production, 12 weeks is a comfortable lead. If the venue is already on our shortlist, 6 weeks will do. Under 4 weeks is workable, but then the venues' calendars have a say in what is still available.
Do you handle accommodation for delegates as well?
Yes, with full allotment management: we negotiate the hotel contracts, keep the rooming lists and take care of late arrivals. Hotel selection follows the meeting venue; only once that is fixed do the rooms get booked.

Brief us

Fully costed proposal in 24 – 48 hours.

One contact — from brief to on-site delivery. We come back with venues, programme outline and indicative budget within two working days.

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Brief us

Fully costed proposal in 24 – 48 hours.

One contact — from brief to on-site delivery. We come back with venues, programme outline and indicative budget within two working days.