BREXIT GUIDANCE

Tourism Alliance WTM No Deal Brexit Q&A

UKHospitality and Tourism Alliance publish Brexit no-deal guidance

Government Brexit Business Readienss Bulletin

Business Readiness Fund - Provides grants of £25,000+ to trade and businesses associations to help businesses prepare for a No Deal Brexit

Guidance - Right to work checks on EU citizens if the UK leaves the EU without a deal

Policy Paper - No deal immigration arrangements for EU citizens arriving after Brexit

UK Music Guidance in the event of a no-deal Brexit

European Event Planning - An ABPCO Brexit toolkit

Positive Impact Events, UN and Partners SDGs Event Industry Survey.

For the first time since the UN announced the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in 2015, they will be holding a summit at the end of September, to assess progress on these goals towards their 2030 Agenda. And, they are inviting global industries to tell them what they, as the UN, can do to help each industry work towards the goals that have been set.

New tourism minister keen to work with industry

(Article first published here by M&IT on 25th January 2018) 

New tourism minister Michael Ellis is keen to develop a positive agenda for the events industry, according to Business Visits and Events Partnership (BVEP) chair Michael Hirst.

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UKEVENTS meet Parliamentarians

Day 1 Andrew Harrison Meena Chander Jack Rankin MP for Windsor George Bacon Heather Lishman

Jack Rankin for Windsor, and our Sponsor MP for the Exhibition Event at the House of Commons.

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UKEVENTS to Showcase Industry's Impact at Parliament Exhibition

UKEVENTS, the umbrella organisation for the UK events industry, is set to host an exhibition in the Upper Waiting Hall of the Palace of Westminster from 3-6 February 2025.

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Year end message from Chair

UKEVENTS 2024 Review and Looking Ahead to 2025 (Chris Skeith OBE, Chair, UKEVENTS)
2024 has been a year of significant change for the UK events industry. Following the General Election, we welcomed a new Government, which has brought both challenges and opportunities as we adjust to the reshuffle at the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS). Much of our focus in the second half of the year has been on building relationships with the Labour Government, ensuring the events sector continues to have a voice at the heart of decision-making.