14th World Chambers Congress

02-04 Sep 2025

Melbourne English

Congress / Colloquium / Seminar

Start: 09:30 (AEST) - End: 18:00 (AEST)

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The World Chambers Congress, co-organised by the International Chamber of Commerce, its World Chambers Federation, and the Victorian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, unites global leaders to drive change through dialogue and cooperation.

The World Chambers Congress is the largest and only international forum that enables chamber leaders and professionals to share best practices, exchange insights, develop networks, address the latest business issues affecting their communities, and learn about new areas of innovation from chambers around the world.

Inspired by this year's theme "Business, chambers, government: Partners for prosperity", the 14th edition will explore how fostering collaboration among businesses, chambers of commerce, and governments can drive economic growth and prosperity.

Uniting more than 1,000 business, chamber and political leaders from +100 countries, the Congress is an ideal platform to connect public and private sector voices. Participants will also discuss the potential that mega trends in our economic landscape present and how we can leverage them for societal gain.

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Venue	Melbourne Convention Exhibition Centre Convention Centre entrance, 1 Convention Centre Pl, South Wharf VIC 3006, Australia
Travel information	Visa information Other than New Zealand passport holders, all visitors to Australia need a valid visa. There are three types of visas available for delegates, all with simple online application processes: Electronic Travel Authority ETA (subclass 601) eVisitor (subclass 651) Business visitor stream (subclass 600) More information on these visas and their requirements can be found here . Visa assistance The Australian Government’s International Event Coordinator Network (IECN) provides free advice on visas to event organisers. The IECN can also provide the following services as required: Updates on the progress of visa applications Confirmation of the lodgement of visa applications by event participants Liaison with Australian visa offices overseas to resolve issues arising in the visa application process The Melbourne Convention Bureau will help with all visa requirements. Getting there UK & EUROPE Delegates will transit through international hubs such as Dubai, Singapore, Hong Kong, Doha and Kuala Lumpur. Option to fly direct to Australia from London with Qantas. AMERICAS More than 135 flights per week into Australian hubs: Melbourne, Sydney or Brisbane. ASIA Melbourne is the gateway to the Asia Pacific region with over 300 flights per week, and the majority of Asia’s 4.4 billion population within a 10-hour flight. Domestic flight hub Melbourne Airport welcomes flights from +30 domestic and regional destinations with half of Australia’s 10 busiest domestic routes departing from Melbourne. Melbourne’s secondary airport Avalon also welcomes domestic flights
Working language	English