Findmeaconference: Corporate Magazine April 2018.

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Liverpool is bursting with culture and
heritage with its maritime and musical
history, legendary football teams, the
greatest jump race and the largest number
of galleries and museums outside of the
capital. 2018 is the 10 year anniversary
of being crowned European Capital of
Culture, a pivotal moment in Liverpool's
history which saw the year-long
programme of events bring bumper visitor
numbers and a multi-million pound boost
to the economy. #Liverpool2018 will see
the stunning tall ships regatta return as
part of a programme of music, festivals,
food and performance throughout the
year.
Liverpool's Albert Dock will be hosting
many events and attractions but it's a
fantastic destination in its own right.
Originally used by sailing ships carrying
cargos of cotton, brandy and sugar, the
dock remained fully functional until the
1970s. Today, the iconic architecture is
the setting for a vibrant arts and music
scene as well as being home to museums
devoted to the city's maritime history,
including its links to the ill-fated Titanic,
and historical and contemporary slavery.
On a lighter note, Tate Liverpool, which
celebrates its 30th anniversary, hosts
national and international exhibitions,
including photography, sculpture and
installations.
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