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Κυριακή 16 Μαρτίου 2014

Italy to establish a National Convention Bureau

The Italian Minister for Tourism Dario Franceschini attended the final session of last week’s national Convention of Federcongressi&eventi (the Italian association of public and private companies and professionals involved in the meetings & events industry).
The minister said, “We will now reason on a four-year time to make a profound work and integrate the two sectors (culture and tourism) which are now administered by the same Ministry. Among the other things, we need to encourage the flows coming from the emerging countries. And to this extent there is no doubt that the Mice sector is a gold mine.”
“I really appreciated the project of a private National Convention bureau, because it breaks another taboo that has no reason for being, which has until now prevented a proper integration between public and private sectors.”
The national Convention bureau project was developed last year within the Mice Coordination Table, which Federcongressi&eventi shares with the National tourism board, the Regions and the Autonomous Provinces, as well as the three industry confederations Confturismo-Confcommercio, Federturismo-Confindustria, Confesercenti-Assoturismo, thus surely making it the ideal see for an efficient system.
The so-gathered associations carried out a proposal, the Plan on the relaunch of the Italian meetings industry, which they believe combines the actions of the institutions and of the operators at the very best.
The document is divided into various cases, but it is focused on the establishment of a National Convention Bureau able to market the Italian Mice offer. This bureau should be formed by an aggregation of private operators promoted by all the business associations, open to any actor in the meetings industry. It will provide a flexible organizational model that will act in close coordination with (and with the legitimacy of) the National tourist office as well as of the regions and of all the specialising players, first of all the territorial convention bureaus.