BUSINESS EVENTS SCOTLAND’S FINEST VENUES


Meetings Perthshire ramps up activity with engagement in national conversation


Te collective is looking to boost MICE business across the region


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raditional country sports boosted by team-building on some of Scotland’s most treasured historic estates are at the heart of


the offer from the Meetings Perth- shire collective, which is ramping up its activity to capture a larger share of the MICE sector. Recent changes to regional rep-


resentation within SITE (Society for Incentive Travel Excellence) Scot- land, have seen Perthshire become a bigger player in the business events sector across the country. Te region is obviously renowned


for the world-famous Gleneagles golfing resort and hotel, which is


Dunkeld House Hotel


set to be the venue for this year’s National Events Conference on September 9, which will be staged as part of the 2019 Solheim Cup – the women’s equivalent of the Ryder Cup. Aside from the Auchterarder venue, there are plenty of other options within the mid to smaller


end of the conference scale. Perth Concert Hall can accommodate up to 1,200 delegates and has been used for party political conferences; nearby Murrayshall Hotel and Scone Palace are both increasingly being used for meetings and incentives as well as exclusive use. Dunkeld


House Hotel, too, is an attractive option with 98 bedrooms and seven function rooms, the hotel can host events for between 6-270 delegates. Formerly under the Hilton brand, the hotel is now independently owned and has recently undergone a £3 million refurbishment. n


Conference & Events at Edinburgh Napier University


We have a variety of fantastic conference and events spaces, including lecture theatres, seminar and meeting rooms with all the latest technology at very competitive DDR rates. Our dedicated event’s organisers will deliver an efficient and flexible service catering to all your needs from start to finish.


T: 0131 455 3711 W: www.napier.ac.uk/conferences E: conferences@napier.ac.uk 30 | EVENTSBASE | SPRING 2019


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