A conference that attracted over 2,200 attendees from 52 countries, while maintaining a strong sense of community. This was the impressive outcome of the International Forum on Quality & Safety in Healthcare, organised by BMJ Group and The Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) and held in May 2025 at Royal Jaarbeurs. For three days, Utrecht became the meeting place for healthcare professionals to share knowledge and gain inspiration.
Researchers, doctors and scientists from more than 30 countries gathered at Royal Jaarbeurs in September 2025 for the CRI-ENCI Ninth International Cancer Immunotherapy Conference (CICON). Knowledge sharing and personal interaction related to cancer immunotherapy research were the key focal points. And delegates found themselves in the ideal conference city: “Utrecht really is a very pleasant surprise for first-time international visitors.”
A thousand visitors a day, demos full of data, a personal welcome and an opening video that set the tone for the rest of the event. All this and more showcased why Esri Connect is no ordinary software gathering. It is a valuable annual experience where Esri Netherlands brings its clients together at Royal Jaarbeurs.
At the end of September, Utrecht was the beating heart of the Future Green City World Congress, the international meeting place for experts on sustainable cities. With more than 200 specialists and 1400 participants, this congress represented a unique opportunity to dive deeper into the cities of tomorrow.
Some events can be enchanting, magical even, and Disney on Ice is the perfect example. Much more than just a show, this mega-production travels the globe, fascinating families with the wonders of Disney. And that’s what happened in Utrecht last December when Royal Jaarbeurs hosted Disney on Ice. It was an event which required meticulous planning as everyone recognised that ‘no ice’ meant ‘no show.’
At the end of September, Utrecht was briefly dominated by a topic that you, as an outsider, should probably sit down for: single domain antibodies. At Jaarbeurs , researchers from universities and institutes from all over the world came together with companies from the lab and biotech world. "It was really bizarrely international," says event manager Hester Pruiksma. "They certainly came from 25 different countries, but probably well over 30."
A conference that attracted over 2,200 attendees from 52 countries, while maintaining a strong sense of community. This was the impressive outcome of the International Forum on Quality & Safety in Healthcare, organised by BMJ Group and The Institute for Healthcare Improvement (IHI) and held in May 2025 at Royal Jaarbeurs. For three days, Utrecht became the meeting place for healthcare professionals to share knowledge and gain inspiration.
Researchers, doctors and scientists from more than 30 countries gathered at Royal Jaarbeurs in September 2025 for the CRI-ENCI Ninth International Cancer Immunotherapy Conference (CICON). Knowledge sharing and personal interaction related to cancer immunotherapy research were the key focal points. And delegates found themselves in the ideal conference city: “Utrecht really is a very pleasant surprise for first-time international visitors.”
At the end of September, Utrecht was the beating heart of the Future Green City World Congress, the international meeting place for experts on sustainable cities. With more than 200 specialists and 1400 participants, this congress represented a unique opportunity to dive deeper into the cities of tomorrow.
Some events can be enchanting, magical even, and Disney on Ice is the perfect example. Much more than just a show, this mega-production travels the globe, fascinating families with the wonders of Disney. And that’s what happened in Utrecht last December when Royal Jaarbeurs hosted Disney on Ice. It was an event which required meticulous planning as everyone recognised that ‘no ice’ meant ‘no show.’
At the end of September, Utrecht was briefly dominated by a topic that you, as an outsider, should probably sit down for: single domain antibodies. At Jaarbeurs , researchers from universities and institutes from all over the world came together with companies from the lab and biotech world. "It was really bizarrely international," says event manager Hester Pruiksma. "They certainly came from 25 different countries, but probably well over 30."