Baltic cities do well in this ‘best meeting destinations of 2018’ roundup, although northern Europe is mostly ignored.

At the Cubex Centre Prague, it’s even possible to hang a car or heavy technology from the ceiling.

“A year’s worth of business and networking opportunities in just 48 hours” is promised at the AIR Convention 2018.

During 2017, Sweden hosted almost a billion kronor’s worth of congresses based on participant spending.

Singapore hotels feed on the summit buzz, seeing higher occupancy and serving special drinks and dishes.

Bella Center Copenhagen aims to build on momentum, with what it claims will be northern Europe’s largest congress hall.

The designers of the site took lessons in astronomy and aim to build a visually striking attraction.

The Czech capital’s new-look website allows users to search an extensive range of service suppliers.

London Convention Bureau is highlighting “royal” hotels and meeting venues to coincide with the Royal Wedding.

The Finnish town's convention centre makes a food pledge for all international conference delegates.

The Estonian capital is a rising star, while Copenhagen and Stockholm battle it out in the top 20.

Vilnius Convention Bureau offers fine dining while gliding over castles, forests and a UNESCO-protected Old Town.

The FinTech startup city will host the Startup Fair 2018 and, later in the year, the blockchain Pillar Unconference.

London has been announced as the host city for the celebrity-luring One Young World Summit in 2019.

The convention bureau signs a partnership agreement with universities in the Icelandic capital.

Around 150 festival makers are gathering in Ljubljana this week for the Arts Festivals Summit 2018.

The Finnish capital attracted a record number of congress visitors last year.

At the just-opened Scandic Helsinki Airport, the meeting rooms used to be cells for the airport police.

The bureau is awarded for bringing the dream of a huge new conference venue for Tallinn closer to reality.

Gothenburg’s Swedish Exhibition & Congress Centre saw 5% more visitors during 2017.