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View of Hastings Old Town, English Channel and Hastings Beach
The England’s most populous seaside resort
Brighton has been hosting national and international meetings for over a century, and now offers organisers an enviable range of meeting facilities and services. Our own research reveals two key facts: conference organisers enjoy working in Brighton, and conference delegates enjoy meeting here! Here are some of the reasons why.
Lively, cosmopolitan atmosphere of the south coast's 'London by the Sea', Shops, restaurants, royal palace, Regency heritage, museums, galleries, theatres and many more leisure activities in and around the town. Easy access by road, rail, air and sea. Extensive range of meeting facilities from the purpose-built Brighton Centre and excellent choice of hotels to non-residential venues and two universities, Wealth of hotel accommodation from luxury 5 star to individual, family-run guesthouses.
Walkability - all meeting venues, accommodation, shops, restaurants and tourist attractions are within easy walking distance of each other. Brighton hosts around 40 'town-wide' events each year in its major venues, with numerous other meetings taking place in the smaller venues around the town.
Brighton hosts around 40 'town-wide' events each year in its major venues, with numerous other meetings taking place in the smaller venues around the town. The town regularly welcomes the UK's major party political conferences of the Labour, Conservative and Liberal Democrat Parties, as well as hosting eminent national and international medical and scientific meetings such as the British Nuclear Medicine Society's Annual Conference, the International Society of Nurses in Cancer Care, the European Congress for Molecular Cell Biology and the National Society for Clean Air and Environmental Protection meeting.