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Pierres d'Histoire develops the MICE activity of its houses

To celebrate its tenth anniversary, Pierres d'Histoire inaugurated its tenth and largest address to date in the summer of 2024, the Domaine de Richebourg near Houdan in the Yvelines department. True to its principles of safeguarding endangered heritage, this time the accommodation provider has set its sights on an old mill whose...

Domaine du Liziec: castle life in Vannes

A story of tears, of a tomb of tears as a cradle. The tears shed by the fairies, saddened to have been driven from the forest of Brocéliande, which gave birth to the Gulf of Morbihan. Flooding the land, this lachrymal flow has given rise to a string of islands in which to take refuge, Île aux Moines and Île d'Arz. In...

M. Eduardo (Naboo): "AI will make it possible to digitise events".

As CEO and co-founder of Naboo, how do you see the future of event booking? Maxime Eduardo - Artificial intelligence is a real game changer. The events industry is one of the last to make its digital revolution. They've all gone through it: the cinema with Netflix, music with Spotify, taxis with Uber,...

Dubai: a MICE destination with sustainable ambitions

On 22 November last, COP 30 came to an end in Belem, Brazil. That's two years, almost to the day, after the start of COP 28 in Dubai. From the Amazon to the Emirati desert, a single guideline for the world is emerging, a single imperative: to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions....

MICE: a convivial end to the year

The end of the year is approaching, and with it a host of parties and convivial team meals. Later, with 2025 behind us, it will be the turn of New Year's Eve, with events that are more outward-looking, for customers or partners. "The end-of-year celebrations are also the beginning-of-year celebrations. Our venues...

Dijon federates its MICE players around a commitment charter

Welcoming better, and together, to make Dijon a benchmark MICE destination: to attract major business events, the capital of Burgundy is counting on more than just its assets. These include, among others, optimum accessibility at the crossroads of motorways and railway lines, and quality infrastructures such as a...

Euskadi: the ideal setting for boutique events with a unique soul

In the world of corporate events, there is one region that has managed to turn its history into a differentiating asset: Euskadi. Far removed from conventional convention centres, the Spanish Basque Country is emerging as a benchmark destination for organisers looking for boutique experiences packed with authenticity and character. Its natural proximity to France...

Dubai: a meeting place for innovation

The world of new technologies is converging in Dubai today. From 13 to 17 October, thousands of companies and start-ups, and almost as many investors, gathered at GITEX Global. It's the biggest event of the year for everything to do with innovation and artificial intelligence, and among other topics, it will put the spotlight on...

OcéaNice, the new convention centre in the heart of Nice

OcéaNice embodies the transformation of the port of Nice into a true centre of international influence. Designed to combine environmental excellence with the ambition to host events, it will offer delegates from all over the world an immersive and unforgettable experience. Marking a turning point for Nice's tourism and economic offering, this new facility will strengthen the Nice Côte d'Azur's position as a...

Marrakech, the crossroads of Moroccan MICE

Marrakech and Morocco to 2030 Martin Vitte, Sales Director, Park Hyatt Marrakech - "By 2024, Morocco will have become the leading African country in terms of tourist arrivals, overtaking Egypt. And it wants to grow even further, with luxury hotel brands playing a key role in this boom. To raise the country's profile,...

Madrid, a city committed to the environment

Madrid's green spaces, parks, gardens and trees largely determine the quality of life of its residents and visitors. And, by snowball effect, this great green sets the tone for an eco-responsible destination for the many professional events held there. The city's commitment to this...

Halle Flachat: a new, friendly venue for events

A sort of Baltard pavilion in the inner suburbs of Asnières-sur-Seine. An old market dating back to the 19th century, with the charm of its time, with its ochre bricks and metal structure. From 11 September, this historic setting, the Halle Flachat, will be welcoming businesses for local meetings. In all...

Dubai: the world's MICE hub

Illustrating its ambitions with mega-events: Dubai is making this an integral part of its strategy. By 2033 - a symbolic year for an emirate that will then be celebrating its 200th anniversary - the emirate aims to become "the world's most important business centre", according to the wishes of Sheikh Mohammed ben Rachid Al...

Tour Triangle: an observatory open to MICE events

The Triangle Tower will not be completed until the end of 2026, but it is growing rapidly as each floor becomes smaller. Erected at Porte de Versailles, in the heart of Paris Expo, where it is set to become the new flagship, this €700m project by developer Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield is seeing its...

Saint-Etienne: A cultural cauldron

Saint-Etienne's image is obviously linked to its 'Verts', its 'cauldron' and the unique fervour of its supporters. And this is true regardless of their team's ups and downs. The lows, like the club's recent descent into Division 2; the highs, like in the days of Larqué, Rocheteau, Revelli and Curkovic in the mid-1970s,...

Saint-Etienne, creative by design

Saint-Etienne could have been France's first ever European football champions. Glory to the vanquished: this legendary defeat had a lot to do with the enduring aura of the city and its Greens, magnificent losers for a whole generation of French people not yet accustomed to the taste of...

Sustainable MICE: heading for Switzerland by TGV in less than...

Thanks to the many daily round trips offered by the Franco-Swiss airline Lyria, Geneva and Basel can be reached in just 3 hours from Paris. To reach Zurich, allow 4 hours (you continue the journey after passing Basel). And if you're organising your event in Lausanne, you'll need to take the...

RATP converts heritage sites into event venues

Through its subsidiary Urban Station, RATP is developing its events business in Paris by rehabilitating its heritage buildings scattered around the capital. In particular, the former electrical substations built between 1900 and 1920, with their fine Art Nouveau and Art Deco architecture. The first three openings after completion of the work are scheduled...

Barcelona: companies set sail for the America's Cup

The Olympic sailing events in Marseilles won't be the only international sailing competition to take place in the Mediterranean this summer. The 37th America's Cup will be held in Barcelona from 22 August to 27 October, the New Zealanders having decided to put their title back on the line in Europe. A first since...

Kactus: a dashboard for events activity

Kactus is offering a new feature to the 10,000 venues listed on the platform specialising in BtoB events. A detailed dashboard of their activity, aimed first and foremost at developing their sales and, consequently, maintaining closer links with the 35,000 corporate clients of Kactus,...