Finland Convention Bureau

In the 2019 ranking of the most popular congress destinations, Finland ranks number 12 in the global comparison, and reaches the 7th spot in the European ranking.

The Finnish Government recommends that as of 1 August 2020, events with more than 500 persons may be organised in both indoor and outdoor spaces.

Business events suppliers in Finland monitor and follow the advice of authorities regarding the corona virus situation and work together around health safety to ensure the safety of the facilities and services.

The largest event producer in Finland has listed, point by point, work done until now within the UN’s sustainable development goal programme.

Cold refreshing breeze and snow on the ground – perfect conditions for cycling, don’t you think! Joensuu will host the 8th international Winter Cycling Congress in February 5-7, 2020.

The 2021 International European Light Microscopy Initiative (ELMI) conference has been decided to be organised in Turku.

Lapland Safaris constantly develops its environmental responsibility towards zero-emissions solutions, which is why, from December 2020, they are adding electric snowmobiles to the offering.

Professor of dermatology and allergology Antti Lauerma and professor of paediatric allergology Mika Mäkelä have won the first Physician & Congress (Lääkäri & Kongressi) prize.

Tampere Hall is Finland’s first carbon-neutral conference and concert centre.

The European Conference on Computational Biology (ECCB) will be organized in Turku in 2022.