Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre understands connections are what make an event memorable.

It’s about having the right spaces for people to connect. Leading technology to drive creativity. Fresh award-winning food made in-house. Teamed with people who have the skills and experience to help you bring it all together.

MCEC is the place to connect people and ideas. Thier multi-functional Plenary, 52 meeting rooms and 30,000 square metres of pillar-less exhibition space are just the beginning. They host everything from meetings, conventions and exhibitions to concerts, tradeshows and gala dinners.

Less than a kilometre away from the MCEC lies one of Melbourne’s best hotels – Clarion Suites Gateway. Choose Clarion Suites Gateway for your next Melbourne visit and enjoy all the comforts of luxury rooms, world-class facilities and the very best in customer service.

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