Visitors and Convention Bureau

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Finding a suitable venue for your meeting, conference, or event is a time consuming task, particuarly when you are unfamiliar with the location. At The Conference Bureau we are here to help make this process as easy as possible for you.

Established in 1998, we provide you with a simple means of finding venues, hotels, and local professional suppliers. You can either conduct a search yourself, using the search button on this page and you will get details of all the venues that meet your criteria, or you can call us and speak with one of our team who will discuss with you your options and give you recommendations.

We look forward to helping you with your next meeting or conference venues.

Using any of our services will save you up to 30% off the published prices.

Our specialist staff will save you time and resources! They will send you rates, room details, and availability from various hotels and meeting venues.
Which match your requirements.

1250 conference & meeting locations globally in prime city centre, resort hotels, airports, unusual venues, convention centres.

Flexibility - Meeting rooms are available by the hour, 1/2 day, full day, or week ; in a variety of room layouts.

Outstanding Value - Up to 30% cheaper than traditional hotel booking agents, no reservation costs, all venue search and site selection costs included.

Conference Services - support services on hand - typing, copying, printing and AV equipment as required

0870 850 5278
0870 850 5278 or if calling from outside the country +1 866 837 3540.

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CONVENTIONS & MEETINGS BUREAU ISTANBUL
The layout of Istanbul can seem confusing at first. The Bosphorus or Bogðaz divides the city into the European and Asian sides, linked by two magnificent bridges, spanning the continents, the first of which was opened in 1973 to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Republic. Most visitors to the city, will have little reason to visit the Asian side, except for as part of a Bosphorus tour, on a boat which zigzags from side to side, to take in the best of each. The European side, however, is also divided in two by the Golden Horn or Haliç, which roughly divides the historic part of Old Istanbul, encompassing the areas of Sultanahmet and Laleli, from the modern city. It is crossed by a number of bridges, the most famous of which is the pontoon, the Galata Bridge. Most visitors stay in the old town as the vast majority of the sites which they will be visiting are in this area. Istanbul’s most famous sites – the Blue Mosque or Sultan Ahmet Cami, Aya Sofya, TopkapÝ SarayÝ and the Grand Bazaar – are all within a 30 minute walk of each other. It is easy to get around on foot or by making use of the tram, which provides a regular service on the pedestrianised main street. Atatürk International Airport is about 15 miles from the centre of Istanbul.

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Istanbul Meeting Bureau
Telephone: +90 212 343 0000

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