James Lancaster

1 week ago | meetings-conventions-asia.com | James Lancaster

An international conference will aim to tackle some of the underlying causes of suicide amongst Indigenous communities when it takes place in New Zealand next year. The 5th World Indigenous Suicide Prevention Conference (WISPC) will take place in Hamilton, September 17-19, 2026, and is expected to attract more than 700 delegates.

1 week ago | amimagazine.global | James Lancaster

AIM Group International and Fandango Club have announced a strategicpartnership aimed at offering integrated event services that combine logisticalexpertise with creative design. The collaboration brings together two established players inthe Italian and international events industry, formalising a long-standingrelationship through more structured cooperation models.

2 weeks ago | amimagazine.global | James Lancaster

Glasgow residents will get the chance to learn how allergiesare changing in a warming world, as the city hosts a free event focused onallergy care as part of an international conference. The Clinical Allergy Village, being held at the Glasgow ScienceCentre, from June 13–16, is part of the EAACI Congress2025 – which is expected to attract 7,500 allergy and immunologyprofessionals, from around 100 countries, to the Scottish Event Campus (SEC).

2 weeks ago | amimagazine.global | James Lancaster

The International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA) and the European Society of Association Executives (ESAE) have signed a new Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), aimed at nurturing the next generation of professionals in the international association meetings sector.

4 weeks ago | meetings-conventions-asia.com | James Lancaster

A new report has laid bare the scale of the challenge facing the meetings and events industry as it seeks to reduce its carbon footprint – with progress stymied by a glaring lack of action. Fewer than 40 signatories to the industry-wide movement Net Zero Carbon Events had published a formal pathway to eliminating their emissions and halving them by 2030 when the report was compiled, with roughly the same number again saying they 'intended' to by the end of 2024.