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Hamilton and Waikato to host 40th CINZ Conference in 2016

8 December 2015

Hamilton and Waikato to host 40th CINZ Conference in 2016

Conventions and Incentives New Zealand (CINZ) is pleased to announce the Hamilton and Waikato region will host the 40th CINZ annual conference and AGM in 2016.

Set for 12 to 14 October 2016 at Claudelands Conference and Exhibition Centre, the conference brings together over 120 leading conference and incentive sector specialists including professional conference organisers, owners and managers of key venues, catering companies, accommodation providers, activity operators and regional convention bureaux.

CINZ Chief Executive Sue Sullivan says she is delighted to be holding the conference in the region, with the support of Hamilton & Waikato Tourism’s Convention Bureau and its partners, for the first time in the conference’s 40-year history.

“This is a vibrant and fast-growing area of New Zealand, with a dynamic business and innovation environment that in many instances is unique to the region. We look forward to making the most of the superb venues, attractions and facilities on offer,” she says.

The national conference will take place over two action-packed days including plenary sessions, off-site functions and famils at award-winning venues such as Claudelands Conference and Exhibition Centre, Novotel Tainui Hamilton and Hobbiton Movie Set.

Hamilton and Waikato Tourism Chief Executive Kiri Goulter says the region is excited about the unprecedented opportunity to showcase the wide range of high-quality conference facilities to the CINZ delegates next year.

“We can’t underestimate the value of this conference. The business events sector is such a key one for the region, having the fourth largest market share for delegate days in the country, and holding the 2016 conference in the region will enable us to demonstrate our ability to host world-class conferences first-hand to this very important group of industry professionals,” she says.

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