IBC 2023

Update

The 2023 edition of IBC will occur in the Amsterdam RAI between the 15th and 18th of September, 2023. The venue does not feature coronavirus safeguards. This is due to the removal of the country’s pandemic restrictions.

Preface

The Amsterdam RAI hosts the International Broadcasting Convention (IBC or IBC Amsterdam) once per year. The organiser’s same-named site is also the IBC Amsterdam’s venue of choice. The IBC is among the media and broadcasting industry's most pivotal events. This is because it provides an opportunity to learn about the most up-to-date innovations. Attendees can also network and show their latest products at the event.

IBC is also the central source of information for experts seeking to expand their knowledge. This includes content writers, media technology and production specialists, and music directors. This, similarly, applies to editors, videography experts, radio specialists, media companies, and artists. Likewise, the event is essential for news analysts, sound mix specialists, and broadcasters. This similarly applies to proofreaders, media producers, business and creative executives. Broadcast/sound/audio/recording engineers, project coordinators, animators, and equipment technicians likewise attend. So do content acquisition and production companies.

As a result of its importance, the IBC conference in Amsterdam receives a diverse and extensive participant group. For instance, one edition featured more than 56 000 attendants. This included more 1 700 exhibitor firms and over 30 000 high-ranking executives. More than 150 nations visit the IBC, including the USA, France, China, Argentina, and South Africa.

About IBC Amsterdam

The IBC can be beneficial for media and broadcasting specialists. This is due to the trade event enabling them to complete several business goals. These include networking and creating new partnerships. The IBC’s detailed and extensive event schedule aids in accomplishing such business objectives. The agenda features many highlight micro-events. These include the comprehensive exhibition and three forums (Cyber Security, Leader’s and Telco & Media Innovation). It also features three dedicated zones (Big Screen, Future Zone, and IBC Launch Pad). Additionally, the event includes two international competitions (Honour of Excellence and Innovation Award). Attendees can also take part in Workflow Tours and Accelerator Programme.

The IBC Amsterdam’s exhibitor list includes Google, Microsoft, and Adobe. They also include Canon, Disney, and the BBC. Media and broadcasting industry professionals attend the IBC.

IBC Amsterdam Accommodation

Procure suitable accommodation for IBC before all the good deals are taken with Travel 2 Fairs Ltd. All that is necessary is to inform us about the rooms you need, how much you wish to spend, and your desired location. Travel 2 Fairs Ltd manages the rest. Reserve lodgings adjacent to Amsterdam RAI and gain valuable access to public transport. We can advise you on the best routes to take to the venue. Aside from affordable hotel accommodation for exhibitions, we also provide transport services. One way to travel to your hotel is to have a rent-a-car wait for you at the airport. Another is to schedule an airport transfer in both directions.

Event information might be outdated because of the coronavirus pandemic. More information is available from the organiser.

Past Iterations

IBC Amsterdam 2019

IBC 2019 occurred between the 13th and 17th of September 2019. The hosting location of the event was the Amsterdam RAI in the Netherlands. The iteration featured over 56 000 participants, including more than 1 700 exhibitor firms.

IBC Amsterdam 2022

IBC 2022 occurred between the 9th and 12th of September 2022 as a face-to-face trade show. It marked the event's outstanding return to live editions after the pandemic outbreak. The IBC 2022 in Amsterdam received over 37,000 visitors, more than 250 lecturers, and over 1 000 exhibitor firms. Amsterdam RAI, the hosting location, did not feature coronavirus safeguards due to the removal of the pandemic restrictions.