Hilton Sydney will continue to add value to their leading conferencing and events offering, with key supplier and partner, Staging Connections launching a free event app that enables greater attendee engagement and interaction.

The free app, Event Briefcase, puts valuable event information in the hands of attendees in real-time. It takes a portion of the event organiser workload and simplifies the process. The app is accessible by any client who hires Staging Connections AV or equipment for their conference or event with Hilton Hotel Sydney.

General Manager of Hilton Hotel Sydney, Ronald van Weezel comments,

“We are pleased to see our partners keeping up with the demand for innovative and new generational ways of thinking and working. In February 2017, the redevelopment on Hilton conferencing and events spaces will be complete, offering more benefits for our clients. We're excited to utilise and encourage the use of Event Briefcase in our next phase.”

The conferencing and event redevelopment headed by acclaimed designer, Joseph Pang will continue throughout 2016 - with phase one of floor two already complete. Levels three and four will undergo works throughout the remainder of the year, with the project set for completion in February 2017.

Enhancing the new conferencing and events offerings, Hilton Sydney has launched Book More Get More packages, allowing clients to earn add-ons or discounts to their event bookings.

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About Staging Connections

Staging Connections has been creating unforgettable events for nearly 30 years. As the leader in event staging, they offer a total event management solution across Australia for audio visual, styling and theming, set design and multimedia content through to digital and social media event services. For more information on Staging Connections, Visit: www.stagingconnections.com

About Book More Get More

Enhance your group's experience when you book your next meeting with Hilton Sydney. Book more and get more rewards when you meet at Hilton Sydney in June & October 2016.