Victoria is set to welcome over 6,000 visitors for high-profile business events this September, injecting more than $23 million into the state’s economy. Backed by the Victorian Government, these events span key sectors including health, renewable energy, trade, and technology—reinforcing Victoria’s global reputation for innovation and leadership.

Highlights include:

• Progress 2030 Summit (2–3 Sept): Focused on sustainability and AI, contributing $1M to the economy.
• World Chambers Congress (2–4 Sept): Global business leaders convene, generating $4M.
• APAC Wind Energy Summit (16–18 Sept): Driving renewable energy solutions.
• World Congress of Gastroenterology (19–22 Sept): 3,000 delegates expected, with an $18M economic impact.

Melbourne ranks first in Australia and fifth globally for business event participation, with over 220 future events projected to deliver $260M to the economy.