XBIZ Amsterdam Host Hotel Now Accepting Bookings

XBIZ Amsterdam Host Hotel Now Accepting Bookings

LOS ANGELES — XBIZ is pleased to announce that the Park Centraal Hotel will serve as host hotel for the XBIZ Amsterdam conference, taking place Sept. 10-13.

Located in the heart of Amsterdam, the Park Centraal will offer a special group rate of 269 euros per night, which includes breakfast. Conference attendees can secure a room  by clicking the booking link on the event website pop-up.

The debut edition of XBIZ Amsterdam will offer a completely refreshed show experience, uniting international stars, indie creators and digital media pros for a look at the latest trends shaping the industry. The event will once again serve up a slate of timely discussion panels, workshops, networking activities and all-new social events to foster fresh business opportunities, and will culminate with the XBIZ Europa Awards.

The Park Centraal’s convenient location also makes it an ideal jumping-off point for conference attendees to enjoy numerous local attractions. The hotel is only minutes away by foot from the many bars, restaurants, theaters and street performers on lively Leidseplein Square, the picturesque paths through the expansive green space of Vondelpark, the Van Gogh Museum and all of the art, culture and shopping that gives Amsterdam its unique character and charm. 

Free registration is available for creators, affiliates and producers, while XBIZ.net members qualify for discounted admission.

Stay tuned for further event announcements, including the opening of the pre-nominations period for the 2023 XBIZ Europa Awards.

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