Three Great Reasons for Holding a Conference at the Marsham Court Hotel

 

Since March, no-one’s been thinking about holding live conferences. For the first few months, it wouldn’t have been allowed, and even now many people would have doubts about attending.

However, live events need to start coming back, as long as it can be done safely, and that’s where the MarshamCourt Hotel can help.


Live Conferences Are Better than Online

Online platforms like Zoom or Teams have been invaluable during the lock down and are still likely to be playing a role in the “new normal” — at least as far as meetings are concerned. Conferences are an entirely different matter, though.

Conferences need a high degree of interaction to work effectively, whether that's a matter of open discussion or the ability to see both speaker and presentation simultaneously. While these aren't impossible on the online platforms, the format doesn't suit them.

A great conference also needs to have plenty of flexibility built into its structure. Delegates may want to move between events, if you have several options available, or interact together during the process. And, of course, a crucial part of any conference is the spontaneous networking that goes on in between events — and that's not easy online.

Your Delegates Will Be in Safe Hands

The last thing you'll want from your conference is for delegates to fall ill as a result of attending. In fact, the risk of this could very easily put people off attending — but, if you're using Marsham Court Hotel, you'll be able to reassure them.


We haven't had our feet up during the lockdown. We've put both deep cleaning procedures and social distancing plans in place to minimise the risk of infection. We can work with you on planning the logistics of your conference to ensure that all delegates can benefit from the conference without getting too close together.

The rooms you'll use will have been deep cleaned and fogged to ensure maximum precautions. Our cleaning for the whole hotel is even more thorough than our past high standards, while all our staff are trained to wear protective equipment and maintain social distancing.

Marsham Court Has Always Been Great for Conferences

There's a good deal more than safety in favour of using the Marsham Court for your conference. We have a choice of nine individual meeting rooms of varying sizes, allowing you to offer your delegates a wide range of events and options. We can provide the equipment you're likely to need, while our Head Chef can cater for all your requirements. There is FREE Wifi throughout the hotel and FREE parking on site making it very convenient for delegates.

Marsham Court is an elegant, classic building, fully up to date inside, overlooking Bournemouth's award-winning beaches and a few minutes' walk from the town centre. The location and views will get your delegates into exactly the right mood to get the best out of your conference.

 

Get in touch with us to find out more about how to put on a successful live conference in Bournemouth.

 

Location: Bournemouth, Holdenhurst Rd, Boscombe, Bournemouth BH8 8HX, UK

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