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Check Capacity and Layout
A floor plan with dimensions is more useful than a number for how many a room can hold. A room that holds 50 people in theatre style might only hold 20 people in a boardroom style of seating.
Test the AV and Connectivity
Check the upload/download speed for the free Wi-Fi and ask what AV equipment is provided and will they have a technician on hand should anything go wrong.
Understand the Catering Arrangements
Also find out whether the conference venue’s catering is provided from an in-house kitchen or from an external supplier. You should find it easier to get help with any special dietary requirements and you should find it easier to negotiate the price with an in-house supplier. See also Conference Venue Gloucester.
Check Parking and Transport Links
A good conference venue in Gloucester will be accessible by car and by public transport. How many parking spaces will be reserved for your delegates?
Look for Natural Light and Breakout Space
Be wary of conference rooms that are windowless with no space for delegates to break off into smaller groups. Even a small room or area where people can stand up and have a chat in private can make a massive difference to how focused people are able to remain at a conference or meeting.
Review Contract Flexibility
Finally read the small print, especially the terms for cancellation and amending your booking. Also check out the business events venue’s accessibility standards. You don’t want any of your delegates to find it difficult to access your meeting or conference if they have specific needs.
With a few simple questions you can avoid making a mistake that will cause you problems on the day of your meeting.
