In Liverpool
British MICE with a Difference
The world is gradually waking up to the fact that the region offers some unique options for conferences and events. With world-class venues, stylish hotels, excellent transportation links and unique venues, the region has much to offer to small and large groups.
Meeting events
From the multi-award winning Arena and Convention Centre Liverpool with the BT Convention Centre to the classic Conference Resort of Southport, the city has the finest stretch of championship golf course, a Theatre & Convention Centre with a Ramada Plaza Hotel and casino as part of the conferencing facilities.
Meetings at football clubs
Both Everton Football Club and Liverpool Football Club have extensive banqueting facilities, match day experiences and stadium tours for the renowned football experience in the city. From the city’s two impressive cathedrals to Beatles-related venues to an event aboard the iconic Mersey Ferry, the city is teeming with great options.
A recent survey done by VisitBritain found that the most popular activity for Indians going to the UK was eating out!
Accommodation
The City Region offers a plethora of choices to stay and suit the pocket of group. There are now 6,000 rooms within the city with an additional 4,000 in the city region. Major international brands like Novotel, Malmaison, Hilton, Crowne Plaza, Marriott and Holiday Inn are present along with a selection of distinct boutique hotels.
Post-event options
When the business of the day is over, there is a range of great entertainment options to choose from; from performance venues like the 11,000-seater Echo Arena to trendy cocktail bars to great restaurants, including UK’s highest restaurant, Panoramic.
Liverpool has a huge range of restaurants for Indian food like the Spice Lounge or Mayur Restaurant. Groups can also choose to sample celebrity chef restaurants like Jamie Oliver’s or Marco Pierre White.
Sightseeing: Liverpool with its UNESCO World Heritage waterfront, fabulous architecture and fun tours make for a great sightseeing experience. World Museum Liverpool, Walker Art Gallery and the Chinese Arch are some of the spectacular sights of this
The Liverpool Convention Bureau is on hand to help with arrangements from venue finding to accommodation booking
region. Groups coming to Liverpool also go for a River Explorer Cruise on the Mersey Ferry and once back on dry land, visit the Merseyside Maritime Museum.
Nightlife: Groups coming to Liverpool also want to make the most of its spectacular nightlife.
Shopping: Most Indian tourists enjoy doing shopping at Liverpool. From Liverpool One in the heart of the city with 160 brands to Cavern Walks or the Metquarter - everything from specialty shops to big chain brands to designer shopping is on offer.