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London launches invaluable planning tool for associations

London & Partners, the official convention bureau for London, has launched London: A Destination Guide for Associations - an invaluable tool to inspire and inform association executives...

London & Partners, the official convention bureau for London, has launched London: A Destination Guide for Associations - an invaluable tool to inspire and inform association executives about what London has to offer their congress. Order your complimentary copy today for a chance to win a two night stay in the city.

Created specifically with the association market in mind, this directory features practical information about holding events in London, details of convention centres and hotels, inspiring social venues and academic centres and event services and travel partners.

Unrivalled return on investment


London has a vast array of historic, unique and modern venues to suit all needs and no city on the planet matches it for energy, diversity, creativity and constant reinvention. London is accessible, a global business hub and delivers unrivalled return on investment.

London & Partners is here to help you harness the inspiration and support you every step of the way. Their expert associations team offers free, impartial advice, guidance and bid support, and has extensive knowledge of London's offering and the requirements needed to make your next congress a success.

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London & Partners

To request your free copy of London: A Destination Guide for Associations, contact the team today: associations@londonandpartners.com. You can also view the digital version here.

A winner will be drawn from those who request a printed directory. The lucky winner will win two nights’ bed and breakfast at Novotel London West, courtesy of Novotel London West. Entries close on the 31 January 2014. Terms and conditions apply.

T: +44 (0)207 234 5833
E: associations@londonandpartners.com
W: londonandpartners.com/associations