The Melbourne Convention Bureau (MCB) unveils a new interactive eGuide centered on sustainability, tailored to support event planners and delegates in orchestrating purpose-driven business gatherings. This special edition of the Melbourne eGuide showcases eco-conscious suppliers, products, and experiences throughout the city.

MCB’s Chief Executive, Julia Swanson, hails this iteration of the eGuide as a pivotal resource to inspire sustainable event planning, reflecting a burgeoning trend among planners.

With a steadfast commitment to advancing sustainability in the business events sector, MCB anticipates that this fourth edition of the eGuide will prompt planners to prioritize sustainability in their event designs.

Melbourne’s international acclaim for sustainability underscores its reputation as Australia’s top sustainable city for business events, as recognized by the Global Destination Sustainability Index. The eGuide showcases Melbourne’s deservingness of this accolade through various sustainable initiatives across the city.

From carbon-neutral certified suppliers to restaurants championing circular food economies and eco-friendly hotels fashioned from reclaimed materials, the eGuide offers a comprehensive glimpse into Melbourne’s dedication to sustainable business events.

Moreover, it presents ideas on infusing environmental conservation into conference agendas and team-building activities, aligning with local culture and conservation endeavors.

Event planners, whether local or international, will uncover Melbourne’s capacity to host conferences at venues like the environmentally acclaimed Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. They can also explore opportunities with organizations like Phillip Island Nature Park and Melbourne Zoo, fostering engagement in conservation efforts.

Emphasizing sustainability’s importance, MCB aims to host events that positively impact Melbourne’s social, environmental, and economic landscapes, solidifying its status as a safe, sustainable, and innovative global destination.

Ms. Swanson underscores MCB’s encouragement for event organizers to integrate concepts focusing on broader social and economic outcomes when choosing Melbourne as their event destination.

Available for free, the latest Melbourne eGuide, coupled with the MCB Recommended Supplier Directory, stands as an invaluable resource for business event planners striving to orchestrate impactful events driving social change.

The post Melbourne Convention Bureau Releases Innovative eGuide Focused on Sustainability in Events first appeared on MICE Travel Advisor.