Bournemouth
Bournemouth is a costal resort town located in the southern coast of England, known for its gorgeous beaches and lively surroundings. With a population of 200,000 it has a flourishing, rich cultural scene, including art galleries, theatres and the music festivals. The town is famous for its seven-mile sandy beaches, drawing millions of tourists annually.
Bournemouth was founded in the early 19th century and quickly attracted attention as a destination for Victorian holidaymakers. The town is home to several parks and gardens, including the stunning Lower Gardens, and features educational facilities like Bournemouth University and the Arts University Bournemouth. The local economy excels on tourism, healthcare and education, making it a lively place with a diverse community.
The BIC
The Bournemouth International Center (BIC) has been a key venue since it opened in 1984. Situated in the centre of Bournemouth, it is known for hosting a variety of events, including conferences, exhibitions, concerts and performances. The venue attracts diverse events continuously throughout the year, from trade shows to cultural performances and medical conferences.
Conveniently located near the beach, the BIC enables easy access via public transport and nearby parking facilities. The Pavillion theatre is close by, as are various hotels and restaurants. The BIC is dedicated to sustainability and has launched efforts to minimise its ecological footprint.
Delegates should use the Purbeck Entrance on arrival.
Our conference takes place in the Tregonwall Hall.
The exhibition, catering and posters will be in the Purbeck Hall.
Registration will take place in the Purbeck Foyer.
Travel info
Click here for travel information.
Click here to see taxi services in area.
Bournemouth train station is it is a 6-7 minute drive or a 28 minute walk to the BIC. There is also a direct bus departing from Bournemouth Station and arriving at Bournemouth Pier. Services run every 15 minutes and operate everyday.