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Northern Territory musters its MICE product
The Darwin Convention Centre will join the Northern Territory Convention Bureau (NTCB) in mustering its top meeting and event suppliers on an extensive road trip when it launches the inaugural NT Meetings Muster ‘11.
Conducted from October 17-21 through Brisbane, Canberra, Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide, NT Meetings Muster ‘11 replaces the previous NT road-show event known as Conventions on Tour.
The event is open to attendance by PCOs, DMCs, event planners, in-house meeting organisers, associations and corporate decision makers in each city.
All guests attending will have the chance to win some fantastic door prizes, plus be entered in the draw to win a trip for two to the NT.
The 12 exhibitors include convention centres, accommodation suppliers and specialist services, cultural and activity operators, off-site venues, destination management services and rail providers.
Registration and further information on NT Meetings Muster ’11 on the NTCB website www.ntconventions.com.au
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