About Venue
Nestled in Bourgogne, France is a unique, multifunctional venue known as Dijon Parc des Expositions that hosts all kinds of exhibitions, conferences, meetings, concerts and fairs. It has been established for more than 30 years and has a capacity to accommodate huge amounts of people, even exceeding 20,000 and above. Some of the upcoming events at the venue are: Loisiroscope 2011, Salons Ce Dijon 2011, and Sinal 2011. The venue is popular in providing networking opportunities along with the well chalked out halls and rooms. Not only smaller events, but the venue caters to large number of gatherings too. Famous bands have done their tours in the larger than life venue like Pink Floyd, Iron Maiden, and many others.

Facilities
Dijon Parc des Expositions boosts of some of the world’s best facilities available in the market place. Numerous facilities are available within the venue like: Wired/wireless Internet service, Telephone lines, Water & drainage, Power supply, Communication lines, fire extinguishers, multiple public toilets, ATM machines, cabled and wireless internet services, and wired phone lines. There are main halls, press rooms, exhibition arenas, and congress and press halls having latest technology like screens, LCD’s, projector screens, sound facilities and other such preparation rooms. It also has additional snack bars, cafeterias, business center, and VIP rooms.

Major Exhibitions
Dijon Parc des Expositions hosts a variety of exhibitions, trade shows and trade fairs each year. Some of the major events organized at the venue are:

+ Upcoming events in this convention centre

Nearby Tourist Attraction
France is a hub of all forms of art, music, fashion, cuisine, design etc. Dijon is today a fresh district capital and the largest centre of industry between Paris and Lyons. Places to visit in Dijon, France are: Fine Art Museum, which is one of the most prestigious outside of Paris, the Dukes' Palace, Palais Royal, Palais de la Légion d'honneur, Château de Versailles, Palais Bourbon, Conciergerie, Grand Palais and Petit Palais.