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For all your Conference & Corporate Events


Great central location: Glasgow Airport under 5 minutes, and within 10 to Glasgow City.


“As well as being in a suitable location that is central, you have to make sure the venue is big enough to cater for your needs”


EVH has two venues in the


heart of Glasgow city centre, which have been configured according to a stringent list of requirements. “When we set up our venue


space, Bety’s Room, here at EVH, we also took into consideration factors such as the need to cater for different food preferences, and having air conditioning to monitor temperatures.” Parking for those who are


likely to be driving is also an important consideration. “Erskine Reid Macewen is


easily accessible from the M8 and the Erskine Bridge, with free parking for up to 100 delegates,” said Adele McKillop, Events Administrator at Erskine Reid Macewen, which caters for all kinds of meetings and events from its home in Bishopton. For many businesses,


high-tech facilities is not only a selling point for a meeting venue, it’s an absolute essential. As well as providing a


convenient location on the outskirts of Glasgow, Te Glynhill Hotel & Leisure Club has also ensured that guests can both work – and play. “Te hotel’s fully integrated


conference and banqueting suites have been meticulously designed to provide the perfect location for all events, offering state-of-the-art AV equipment, free on-site car parking and free unlimited superfast fibre wi-fi, along with several break-out rooms and first-class catering to complement your event,” said Ross McLauchlan, Marketing


Co-ordinator at the Glynhill Hotel & Leisure Club. “We have several rooms,


accommodating varying numbers from two up to 350, available for private hire, and there’s no room hire costs when you take one of our catering packages or menus. “And if you decide to stay


overnight, you can take advantage of our Leisure Club, where you can relax in the spa bath, work off any stresses in our well-equipped gym or have a swim in the heated indoor pool.” Ann Craib is the Events


Manager for the Scotish Dental Show, now looking ahead to its fiſth year. She has her own checklist of requirements when it comes to choosing a venue. “As well as being in a suitable


location that is central for delegates and exhibitors to travel to and from, you have to make sure the venue is big enough to cater for your needs, in terms of exhibition space, speaker sessions and workshops,” she said. “It also helps if there are


additional rooms in the venue that you can use, in case you need to hold more lectures there. And be sure that the venue is good value for money, and doesn’t overcharge. Tat includes making sure that there are no hidden extras in the cost of the venue.” Te decision over what venue


to buy, however, isn’t always down to the tangible, practical maters. As Tracey Ractliffe, Director of Sales for Cameron House, said: “Te ultimate decision factors,


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Multi-functional business hub accommodating up to 400 delegates with 11 fully integrated conference suites, state of the art AV equipment, free on-site car parking and free unlimited Wi-Fi. Full service hotel with 145 luxurious club-concept accommodation, choice of two excellent restaurants and full leisure facilities.


Bespoke deals and packages are tailored to meet clients’ individual needs.


www.glynhill.com


tel: 0141 886 5555 email: annette@glynhill.com Glynhill Hotel & Leisure Club, 169 Paisley Road,


Renfrew, Glasgow, PA4 8XB. 200 yards from M8 Junction 27


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