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After two years of the pandemic, including eleven months of total inactivity, the Palais des Festivals et des Congr\u00e8s de Cannes <\/strong>has finally returned to normal activity since his reopening in March 2022<\/strong>. \" We are back to pre-Covid levels with 63 operations <\/strong>signed at the end of March and a return to profitability. 2023 will be a very good year <\/strong>with the aim ofat least 140 events<\/strong>. In addition to our loyal customers who are back, we have managed to attract new ones while incubating new events <\/strong>and by multiplying innovations such as HI5, our digital studio<\/a><\/strong>to emerge stronger from these two years of crisis <\/em>\"says Jean-Michel Arnaud, Chairman of the Palais. This year, he hopes to achieve sales close to the 2019 figure of \u20ac45 million (and \u20ac43.5 million by 2022). A success that he also attributes to the strengths of this 33,000 m\u00b2 building<\/strong>The modular layout can accommodate up to 10 events per week<\/strong>. A major first: the facility can boast of being the first convention centre to have passed the test of time. \"mission-driven company<\/strong> which should appeal in a sector where concerns about Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) have become more than important. \"\u00a0Become Mission Palace <\/strong>will be based on three priorities: Connecting, Revealing talents and Caring, with a global project aimed at welcoming the world in a sustainable way.<\/em>\" he explains. The Palais will operate for almost 320 days in 2023, with a return to the 300,000 delegates<\/strong> intends to achieve the highest level of eco-responsibility, as the equipment is already certified ISO 20121<\/strong>. Investments are being made to reduce waste, water and electricity consumption, and greenhouse gas emissions... The interior street and the Ambassadors' Lounge will also be renovated by the end of the year. 2026<\/strong>. However, the plan to build a large hall on the roof of the Palais was shelved after Covid. \" The Palais now has the ideal gauge<\/strong>12,000 to 15,000 people per day for an event such as a trade fair.<\/em> \"says Jean-Michel Arnaud.<\/p>\n\n\n\n