In Finland, we offer responsible business events produced in safe conditions in a country with a lot of room to roam, spacious and functional facilities and nature that is easily accessible
Finland offers a variety of high quality venues; everything from a conference center for 10,000 people to an intimate log cabin for 20 can be found here. On our stand you can explore the opportunities of some of the most popular destinations in Finland.
Espoo offers a mix of modern city life and peaceful nature just a few kilometres from Helsinki. It’s known for its vast natural areas, which include seashores, islands, nature preserves and lake-filled highlands.
Given its cultural landscape, architectural gems and natural areas, Espoo has earned a reputation as Finland in miniature.
Visit Espoo is part of the marketing company Enter Espoo Oy, which is owned by the city of Espoo. The primary purpose of Enter Espoo is to attract businesses, investments and visitors to Espoo and help operators succeed in the city’s innovation and tourism ecosystems.
Helsinki is the leading congress city in Finland and has first-class congress facilities and hotels. The city is known as a safe, secure and clean city where congresses and events are run with devotion emphasizing sustainability. Helsinki is easy to reach from everywhere in the world: all major European destinations are covered with direct flights.
Helsinki Convention Bureau provides free-of-charge assistance to international congress & event organisers and helps you make the most of this fine city so that Helsinki can offer a truly unforgettable experience.
Oulu is a lively urban city in northern Finland, surrounded by sea and nature. The European Capital of Culture 2026 has a compact city center and high quality meeting and accommodation options. In the wintertime, the visitors are amazed by the frozen sea. In the summer, the midnight sun shines through the night. Oulu is a university city, offering wide selection of educational travel products as well as technical visit itineraries.
