Melbourne adds extra value
Melbourne Convention Bureau has launched special offers for incentive and corporate travel reward planners under the banner, Melbourne Values You
MCB, along with 30 of its members, ranging from hotels to venues, attractions and team building companies, will offer complimentary services or discounts for incentive groups.
MCB chief executive Karen Bolinger said the programme would target new corporate and incentive groups across the globe.
Organisations can befit from the programme by meeting several criteria.
It is applicable to corporate meetings, incentive programmes and conferences; a minimum of 100 delegates travelling at the same time; and a minimum two nights’ stay in Melbourne.
Groups need to be confirmed for Melbourne by December 31, 2013 and to travel to Melbourne by December 31, 2014.
It is not applicable to groups already confirmed for Melbourne prior to the launch of the programme in February 2013.
Ian Jarrett
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