The 72 events on the calendar for fall season 2024 are expected to generate over $34.4 million in economic spin-offs for the Québec City region.
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The Québec City Convention Centre is now able to safely welcome events and gatherings thanks to the official resumption of activities. The Centre’s COVID-19 Health and Safety Plan was approved by the Institut national de santé publique du Québec, Québec leading health authority.
Recognized for its exceptionally high health and safety standards, the Québec City Convention Centre just published its Health and Safety Guide, which stipulates the Centre’s norms and initiatives to create an even safer environment for event attendees, exhibitors, staff, partners and suppliers during conferences and conventions.
The Centre’s Health and Safety Guide, which is based on its overall Health and Safety Plan, covers all the preventative measures necessary to protect clients and employees: physical distancing, directional arrows to ensure the safe flow of traffic, adapted layouts and furnishings, extensive and specialized cleaning, reception area with personalized, one-on-one greetings, revamped food and beverage services, trained staff and clear signage. The Québec City Convention Centre’s team, which is anything but conventional, has leveraged its extensive know-how and expertise to create a positive and personal approach as it caters to its clientele.
“Since the beginning of the pandemic, we developed solutions to come back even stronger with safe, comprehensive event services for our clientele and staff. A lot of work has been carried out to accomplish everything we set out to do in just a few short months. We are proud to be ready to host events as of July 2020.” Pierre-Michel Bouchard, President and CEO of the Québec City Convention Centre
The Centre’s first hybrid event
The Québec City Convention Centre will host its first hybrid event on Monday, July 6, 2020: the public consultations for Québec City’s tramway project, the Projet de construction d’un tramway à Québec, with the Bureau d’audiences publiques sur l’environnement (BAPE).
About the Québec City Convention Centre
The Québec City Convention Centre’s mission is to attract major conventions and conferences to Québec City. The Centre generates over $100M in economic spinoffs each year for Québec City, while enhancing Québec City’s reputation worldwide as well as promoting its key industries and scientific community. The Centre is LEED-CI and EB, and AIPC Quality Gold certified—the highest certification in the industry. It was named World’s Best Congress Centre by AIPC in 2006 and was a finalist for the same award in 2014. It is known for its high management standards, its staff’s ability to think outside the box, and its outstanding customer service.
The 72 events on the calendar for fall season 2024 are expected to generate over $34.4 million in economic spin-offs for the Québec City region.
On April 3, 2024, the Government of Québec announced the appointment of Ms. Caroline Lepage as President and CEO of the Québec City Convention Centre.
2023-2024 was an outstanding year for the Québec City Convention Centre, with remarkable results and economic spin-offs.