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Belfast named host of UKinbound’s 2023 Annual Convention
The city of Belfast will host trade association UKinbound’s 2023 Annual Convention.
Tourism Ireland, Tourism Northern Ireland and Visit Belfast submitted the winning bid.
The convention is set to take place on 20 and 21 September next year at Belfast’s Assembly Buildings.
Nearly 300 businesses from across the UK’s inbound tourism sector will attend the Annual Convention.
It includes tour operators and trade buyers.
Alongside a keynote address and B2B workshops, it will include a networking dinner and an industry award ceremony.
UKinbound will coordinate FAM trips for delegates.
Joss Croft, CEO, UKinbound said: “We are beyond excited to announce Belfast and we can’t wait to help showcase it to our members.”
“The bid from Tourism Ireland, Tourism Northern Ireland and Visit Belfast was outstanding and there is a real energy and enthusiam to work with the UK travel trade.”
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