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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.
Read MoreBusiness 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.
Read MoreThe largest event producer in Finland has listed, point by point, work done until now within the UN’s sustainable development goal programme.
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The organisers of 2nd 6G Wireless Summit 2020 decided to transform the leading global 6G event to a virtual one – in less than five days.
Read MoreThe European Space Week is the leading event for the European space programmes. The event, organized in Helsinki in December 2019, brought together business, policy-makers, international experts and the space application user community.
Read MoreAcademy professor Craig Primmer and a group of evolutionary biologists from the University of Turku arranged the ESEB2019 congress in Turku without compromising the principles of sustainable development.
Read MoreThe 29th European annual meeting of the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC) involved scrupulous planning to ensure an eco-friendly event.
Read MoreThe 104th World Esperanto Congress was organised in Lahti on 20–27 July 2019.
Read MoreThe Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme FIM and the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile FIA came together for the inaugural Women in Motorsport conference on August 17th and 18th 2019 in Lahti.
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The four Aalto University schools of technology are based in Otaniemi in Espoo, 10 km from the center of Helsinki, on a campus designed by …
Read MoreThe new congress and culture center of the Åland Islands was opened in March 2009. This multi-functional venue is situated in the center of the …
Read MoreArctic TreeHouse Hotel provides a unique blend of luxury comfort in the heart of Arctic nature, local Lappish traditions and modern Scandinavian design. In contrast …
Read MoreArktikum - stories about the people of the North Arktikum provides a unique insight into the way of life, culture and history of the North.
Read MoreAn old factory building has newly been renovated to a lively Culture and Congress Centre in the idyllic City of Porvoo only one hour from …
Read MoreCalliola is located in Snappertuna, approx. just over an hours drive from the Capital Helsinki and the Helsinki-Vantaa airport. Our unique facilities are especially suitable …
Read MoreClarion Hotel Helsinki is situated in Jätkäsaari, only a few minutes from the Helsinki city centre. The hotel can easily be reached by walking, tram …
Read MoreClarion Hotel Helsinki Airport is located 2 km from the airport, in the Aviapolis Business District, just by the Aviapolis Railway station. Direct train connection …
Read MoreA beautifully located, modern congress centre on the shore of a small lake, about 1 km from the centre of the town.
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New hotels and event facilities in historic landmarks. Finnish Architecture Navigator helps you to find interesting architecture through themes, locations and architects.
Read MoreVisit Finland would like to share some simple tips on how to find your calm at home – the Finnish way – while you dream about your next adventure.
Read MoreLeading universities, specialised hospitals and research institutes help attract international congresses to Finland. Finns are experts in the fields of technology, biochemistry and medicine, among others.
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Finland has the largest lake and the fourth largest natural freshwater lake in Europe - perfect for combining water activities and nature.
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Read MorePlenty of gradients and the terrain varies from bare rock and undulating sandy ground to ancient spruce forests with tree roots and gravel ridges – perfect for taking it to the max.
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