Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre GM joins AIPC board
Ross Steele is the first New Zealand-based member to hold a board position with AIPC.
27 July, 2023Posts Tagged: Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre
Te Pae Christchurch goes for CarbonZero
The initiative marks the Centre’s next step in its commitment to reduce its environmental footprint.
15 February, 2023
Christchurch to host major international astronomy conference
The five-day conference will bring the world’s top astronomers to the New Zealand city and is expected to make an economic impact of NZD 1.1 million for the region.
24 January, 2023
Te Pae Christchurch recognised for environmental management
The Centre has been named as a finalist in the Toitū Brighter Future Awards 2022, which acknowledge Toitū certified businesses that are leading the way in environmental sustainability.
9 November, 2022
Te Pae’s “dirty” work for cleaner, greener future
The Centre has strengthened its commitment to sustainable practices by supplying local gardening association with “soil food” generated by its onsite food dehydrator.
2 November, 2022
TRENZ set for comeback in 2023
New Zealand’s most significant international tourism trade event returns for the first time since 2019.
1 November, 2022Te Pae’s owner company appoints new manager
Kirstie McNulty joins Ōtākaro Limited and will work alongside Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre general manager Ross Steele and his ASM Global team.
18 October, 2022
Te Pae Christchurch announces new director of event services
Highly experienced event professional Nicolette Elia joins the stellar team this week, bringing a wealth of experience to her new role.
8 August, 2022
Christchurch wins bid to host 1,500 surgeons in 2024
As large-scale international conferences return to New Zealand shores, so do high-value visitors.
16 June, 2022
MEETINGS 2022 opens to record numbers in Christchurch
Last held in Ōtautahi Christchurch 14 years ago, MEETINGS has returned to the South Island city with a bang, welcoming a record number of exhibitors to its shiny new convention centre, Te Pae.
15 June, 2022NZ’s largest ever business events trade show opens next week
Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre will welcome more than 500 buyers from across New Zealand and Australia at the record-breaking event.
9 June, 2022
Te Pae Christchurch welcomes first of more than 100 events for 2022
Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre officially welcomed its first conference earlier this week
5 May, 2022
Ross Steele: “It’s the people that make the difference”
The desire to meet, connect, share and gather remains strong, and Te Pae Christchurch GM says his team has embraced the opportunity to regenerate the city and events community.
12 April, 2022
MEETINGS 2022 to kick off new era for NZ business events
New Zealand’s premier business events tradeshow will unveil a new host city, a brand new venue and a host of new exhibitors.
7 March, 2022
Hosted Buyer applications now open for BEIA’s MEETINGS 2022
The “unmissable” event will be held at the newly opened Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre on 15 and 16 June.
1 February, 2022
Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre off to a strong start
New Zealand’s highly anticipated “new generation” convention centre is finally here.
21 December, 2021Christchurch secures world’s largest seed congress
The week-long event is expected to attract up to 1,000 delegates and shine a spotlight on New Zealand’s seed industry.
16 December, 2021Spice interviews Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre’s Ross Steele
Spice News caught up with the Te Pae’s general manager ahead of the venue’s highly-awaited official opening ceremony.
16 December, 2021BEIA opens registrations for MEETINGS 2022
Deemed as the most important event on New Zealand’s business events calendar, the two-day event will take place at Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre.
9 November, 2021
New Zealand returning to AIME 2022
Tourism New Zealand will be showcasing at AIME 2022, with three new convention centres and many new exhibitors.
4 November, 2021
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