Rimini, which has always been associated with fun and fine dining, Fellini’s films and the beach – a master in the art of hospitality and a cradle of new trends – has, in a short space of time, also become a favourite destination for conferences, meetings, workshops and national and international gatherings; one need only mention some of the most important ones: the SIO National Congress, the SIC National Congress, the OSC National Congress and the Amici di Brugg National Congress.
The Congress has become a regular event at which, as well as discussing and evaluating the results of the work carried out, innovations and emerging trends are presented; it also provides an opportunity to make new contacts and secure excellent business deals. With the recent opening of Italy’s largest conference centre, the city of Rimini is no longer just synonymous with summer, the sea and sunshine, but also with business and professional meetings throughout the year.
Many of the venues spread across the Romagna region have, over the years, developed a vast capacity – both in terms of organisation and accommodation – specifically within the conference sector, by incorporating halls equipped with wired microphones, radio or lapel microphones, screens, video recorders, flipcharts or overhead projectors, slide projectors, video projectors, ADSL connections and exhibition areas; and, on request, providing technical and photographic staff, closed-circuit video recording, hostesses, interpreting services with simultaneous and consecutive translation, secretarial support and a press room.
Companies can also make use of a meticulous service specialising in coffee breaks and aperitifs to break up the long hours of concentration for professionals and catering staff, offering fresh, light dishes tailored to the needs of those seeking a relaxing break to help them return to work refreshed.
Rimini, with its location that is easily accessible from the airport, the railway station and the motorway, is equally well connected to the New Conference Centre to all hotels via an excellent bus service.
Alongside its traditional restaurants, Rimini also offers business travellers a myriad of options for leisure activities, ranging from excursions into the hinterland to visits to fortresses and castles, beautiful water parks, right through to evenings at the nightclubs that have always brought the Riviera’s nights to life.
