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Aberdeen for Conferences & Events AB DN VisitAberdeenshire AB DN WELCOME TO ABERDEEN FOR CONTENTS CONFERENCES & EVENTS About Aberdeen & Aberdeenshire 4 Aberdeen for conferences and events 5 “Happy to Meet, Sorry to Part, Happy to Meet Again”; that is the official toast to Bon Accord and one you won’t forget after hosting your own conference or event here. Top 10 reasons to hold a conference or event in Aberdeen 6 Industry strengths and expertise 7 Aberdeen has long played a significant role in the conference and events industry, thanks to Aberdeen Ambassador Network 7 its oil fuelled economy and expertise in many other buoyant sectors including life sciences and nutrition. Take it out of the boardroom 8 Getting here 13 With over 50 diverse venues and 4,000 modern, traditional and luxury hotel bedrooms the city’s offering has become very competitive; there has never been a better time to bring Getting around 13 your conference here. Venues at a glance 14 Venues 17 Aberdeen is within easy reach due to its international airport, railway station and ferry terminal. The city is well connected to major European hubs as well as North America, Map of Aberdeen 58 through the Reykjavik and London flight connections and, with a £20million airport terminal VisitAberdeenshire services 60 transformation underway, we look forward to welcoming more routes in the coming years. Get in touch 60 The airport isn’t the only significant development happening at present. With a brand new Conference Support 61 exhibition and conference centre due to be complete in the city during 2019, substantial multi-million pound investments in the city’s striking Art Gallery and renowned Music Hall, and plans to massively extend the harbour, Aberdeen is securing its position as a leader for conferences and events. And, with the unique and authentic Scottish product on offer here, you can rest assured that your delegates won’t forget their experience out of the conference either. We look forward to welcoming your event or conference to the sparkling Granite City in the months and years to come. Jenni Fraser Business Development Director VisitAberdeenshire 2 3 1 ABOUT ABERDEEN ABERDEEN FOR & ABERDEENSHIRE CONFERENCES AND EVENTS Located in the North-east of Aberdeen is the perfect destination for business WON tourism and is conveniently located near coast and Scotland, Aberdeen is the BRITAIN IN countryside, for bespoke extended delegate visits. country’s third largest city. ABERDEEN HAS BLOOM 11 With pristine fishing rivers, spectacular rugged A POPULATION Home to the headquarters of coastlines and the Cairngorms National Park only 2,000 OF OVER TIMES 4,000 ADDITIONAL MORE TIMES multinational companies, and a short drive from the city centre, Aberdeen is a HOTEL ROOMS HOTEL ROOMS 220,000 THAN ANY city with many natural wonders on its doorstep. IN THE CITY BY 2020 OTHER CITY named Europe’s Energy Capital, Aberdeenshire is a mecca for golf enthusiasts, it is Aberdeen is a major city for home to a catalogue of world renowned castles, whisky distilleries and is the true gateway for international commerce and exploring the rest of Scotland’s natural beauty and business tourism. historic cities. Aberdeen is the proud winner of ‘Britain in Bloom’ Aberdeen continues to be a prominent driving HOME TO a record breaking 11 times and takes pride in its THOMAS BLAKE force in the UK’s economy through expertise within SCOTLAND’S TWO OF THE BRITAIN’S unique granite architecture. The city is home to GLOVER - ‘THE technology, nutrition, life sciences and of course, UK’S TOP OLDEST the world’s oldest transport company, the oldest SUNNIEST SCOTTISH SAMURAI’ the energy sector. CITY 50 BUSINESS FROM existing city archive – which recently achieved ABERDEENSHIRE, UNESCO status - and a rich maritime heritage (BANK OF UNIVERSITIES ABERDEEN BROUGHT Recognised by International Congress and which remains at the heart of the region’s economy. SCOTLAND HARBOUR INDUSTRIALISATION Convention Association (ICCA) as a UK top city SURVEY 2015) BOARD TO JAPAN With an impressive range of bars, bespoke fine for hosting international conferences, Aberdeen dining restaurants and prime shopping facilities, continues to substantially invest and develop its there really is something for everyone in Aberdeen. conference facilities including the opening of a new £333million Aberdeen Exhibition & Conference Doing business in Aberdeen is something you centre in 2019. Home to two distinctive university won’t regret, the knowledge and expertise of our campuses, a selection of unique as well as enterprising professionals and academics is second FIRST conventional venues, and accommodation from 5* to none in the UK. Let us show you why bringing R. D. LAWRENCE, HOME TO hotels to castles, Aberdeen is the destination of SCOTLAND’S FULL-BODY your conference or event to Aberdeen is the right FOUNDER OF THE ONLY choice for many conferences and events. decision, and as we say in our motto: OF BRITISH DIABETIC MRI SCANNER 29 CASTLE & WAS DEVELOPED SCOTLAND’S TOP ASSOCIATION The city centre is located just seven miles from 100 BUSINESSES WAS BORN IN AT THE UNIVERSITY WHISKY Aberdeen International Airport which links to ‘Happy to meet, sorry to part, LOCATED IN ABERDEEN OF ABERDEEN happy to meet again’– we look ABERDEEN TRAILS over 50 worldwide destinations, including major international hubs. forward to welcoming you. HOME TO THE ROBERT WILLIAM FOUNDING FATHER EUROPE’S HAS THOMSON, AN OF MODERN ABERDEENSHIRE BUSIEST NUTRITION SCOTLAND’S MAN, INVENTED COMMERCIAL SCIENCE – NOBEL 5th OLDEST THE PNEUMATIC PEACE PRIZE UNIVERSITY TYRE HELIPORT WINNER JOHN BOYD ORR 4 5 4 TOP 10 REASONS INDUSTRY STRENGTHS TO HOLD A CONFERENCE AND EXPERTISE OR EVENT IN ABERDEEN Aberdeen has a history of academic excellence, work in nutrition, epidemiology, health psychology, innovation and scientific advances through its leading respiratory and rural health. Aberdeen is a global e art research centres and world class Universities. Past leader in the areas of food security, food inequalities, of th exh te ibi inventions include the life-saving drug insulin, the obesity, pain management and mental health. ta tio s n development of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) w & rport with e l ai flig N c and the discovery of partition chromatography. The Medical Sciences na hts o io t n region boasts the highest concentration of health A custom built institute, the Suttie Centre, provides at o f n 5 e r 0 ities a r and life scientists anywhere in Europe and through state of the art facilities for medical researchers ers n e te d iv d r n e n n e u s 3 collaboration with local industry and business leaders, and students. Modern teaching of anatomy and I e c s ss a t a r e i l c Aberdeen continues to be a pioneering centre and medically-related sciences links the University n c h c a d in e driving force within the following research areas: of Aberdeen directly with NHS Grampian and is t l r n i s o o t t i r home to the Centre for Genome-Enabled Biology n t u e 1 s W t & Medicine, the Mass Spectrometry and Analytical Marine, Environment and Agriculture e s The James Hutton Institute, Scottish Agricultural Facility, Aberdeen Proteomics Facility and Aberdeen College and Institute of Biological and Environment Biomedical Imaging Centre. 2 Science leads the way in marine and agricultural studies. Research in coastal and deep sea marine Oil & Gas and Renewables environments, ecosystems, climate change, As a leader in Oil & Gas training, innovation and Compet itive biodiversity loss, poverty alleviation and food research, the Robert Gordon University’s Oil & Gas ho te supplies dominate the work of our leading scientists. Institute has an important reputation in related l 6 p Aberdeen is home to the National Soil Archive and excellence. The University’s research responds to r ic e the Commonwealth Potato Collection. cultural, environmental and economic challenges, s working within sustained academic and non- Health and Nutrition academic partnerships focusing on innovative ence and soc fer ial The Rowett Institute, Institute of Applied Health and practical solutions to industrial problems; on ev c en e t Sciences and the Centre for Obesity Research & these include renewable and sustainable energies, u v citing in iq e Ex cen Epidemiology is internationally renowned for its engineering, architecture and the built environment. n n tiv U u e e s s 5 4 ABERDEEN usive use ven xcl ue E s AMBASSADOR 7 NETWORK As a founding member of the Aberdeen Ambassador Network, VisitAberdeenshire works nfere al co nce with leading local industry bodies, universities and ion sup ss p organisations to increase the level of national and fe or ro t international conferences being held in the region. P bus ercial iness m hu Working with prominent academics and industry om b C experts, Aberdeen Ambassador Network offers 8 free support and advice to professionals hosting conferences and events, of any size and nature, to World reno 9 wn the area. The network supports its Ambassadors ed and event organisers by providing a variety of lo c 10 a services, which include: l p r o d • Research and bid preparation support u FREE c • Venue sourcing e SUPPORT • Professional conference organising services & ADVICE • Secure online accommodation booking service TO PROFESSIONALS • Social and partner programme planning HOSTING CONFERENCES • Marketing support • Introduction to industry partners and influential professionals • Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire visitor information 6 7 3 TAKE IT OUT OF THE BOARDROOM 300 8 55 Castles Distilleries Golf Courses Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire have an abundance of opportunities and unique venues for team building days and incentive group activities. Here’s a taster of what we can offer: Discover our past on a city tour Travel back in time and visit Aberdeen’s Old Town where you can lose yourself amongst the beautiful cobbled streets and network of alleyways.
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