The Post-Expo 2008 conference will contain thought-provoking and challenging presentations from leading industry figures.

Expert speakers will be drawn from the world’s leading postal companies.

Post-Expo will define a highly focused series of strategic sessions and interactive technology workgroups.

The Courier and Parcel Logistics Summit will provide thought–provoking and strategic presentations discussing issues confronting the global express and parcel market.

Key speakers from the integrators and leading express parcel companies will identify the opportunities and threats faced by the industry and highlight the models, approaches and technologies required to solve them.

Interactive technology work groups will offer the opportunity to learn about the latest technologies and solutions that are driving the industry forward.

Passenger Terminal Expo 2008 - Middle East will be a three-day international conference and exhibition dedicated to worldwide airport terminal design, development, security and technologies, with a special focus on Middle East airports during the conference.

The conference will mirror the highly acclaimed Passenger Terminal Expo in Europe, with an international line-up of high-calibre speakers selected from many of the world’s leading airport operators, airlines, architectural companies and consultancies.

Over the three days, speakers will examine the future outlook for airport development worldwide. They will provide case studies and insight into some of the world’s most recent and complex airport terminal development projects.

The conference will also have a special focus on developing airports in the Middle East, and the issues faced by airport operators in this rapidly growing and changing region.

Stadia’s Stadium Revenue Summit 2008 is Europe’s only event dedicated to stadium facility revenue streams. It is an exclusive event that is attended by high-level industry practitioners seeking to maximise the returns from their stadium asset.

Attendees at Stadium Revenue Summit 2008 will gain valuable insights and proven methodologies in how to enhance income from their stadiums and will be able to learn from the most successful practitioners in the industry.

Presented by Stadia magazine, Stadium Revenue Summit 2008 is THE ONLY forum where consultants, practitioners, technologists and the clubs themselves can discuss the scope of today’s multiple revenue streams available to stadium operators – and to learn how to implement them to maximum benefit.

The 15th international conference and exhibition for passenger terminal design, management, security and technology.

The global airport industry is changing at a remarkable rate, with new airports being built and existing airports upgraded to accommodate the evolving demands of passengers and airlines.

As always, the focus is on the bottom line. In order to maximise profits and stay one step ahead of their competitors, airports must improve the services they offer, modernise their technology and upgrade their safety and security measures.

In order to accomplish all this and still maintain a healthy profit margin, new sources of funding are essential. Many airports are accomplishing this by expanding to become aerotropolises, which encourage local economic development and offer important new possibilities for non-aeronautical revenue generation.

With this in mind, over three days, Passenger Terminal EXPO 2009 will bring together CEOs, senior airport and airline executives, architects, engineers, key decision-makers, suppliers and buyers from all over the world to pool information and exchange ideas about the future of the airport industry.

The 2nd international conference dedicated to the efficient design, operation and development of railway stations and their environment.

Over three days this unique event will bring together an international audience of railway station operators, designers, consultants and suppliers to examine and discuss the key issues and challenges involved in the efficient planning and running of railway stations, while maximising revenues and creating customer satisfaction.

An international line-up of high-calibre speakers from railway station operators, designers, consultants and suppliers will focus on the latest concepts being applied to current and future railway stations; architecture, interior design, technology, ticketing, security, safety, revenue maximisation, commercialisation, real estate, development, customer service and more.