ABOUT HCVB

What makes Hyderabad an interesting destination for global conventions?

We are one of India’s leading business hubs,
with a track record of pioneering activity in
IT, pharmaceuticals and biotechnology.

The reasons are many. To begin with, we are a city soaked in centuries of tradition, but we are also a city basking in its technology-driven success. Here, you will find old world charm existing alongside progressive thought. We are one of India’s leading business hubs, with a track record of pioneering activity in information technology, pharmaceuticals, and biotechnology.

Strengthen the MICE tourism of Telangana by attracting major domestic and international conventions to the State.

Position Hyderabad as a ‘thinking’ capital by drawing the world’s greatest thinkers and facilitating the exchange of knowledge and ideas.

Support the local tourism industry by exposing delegates to the best of regional services, investment opportunities and tourist attractions.

Deploy the cutting edge technology to deliver the value and demonstrate the competitive advantage.

Position Your Business

There are many different ways in which you can get involved at the event, whether you’re a small start-up company or a well-established industry leader, HCVB is the ideal platform to position your business in front of a global audience.

Meeting Spaces

Raise Your Profiles

Exhibiting

Delegate Boosting

ABOUT HYDERABAD

Hyderabad is the capital of Telangana, India. It is known by the sobriquet- City of Pearls. The city is one of the largest metros in India with an area of 650 square kilometres (250 sq mi), having a population of 6.8 million in the city and 7.7 million in the metropolitan area, making it the fourth most populous city and the sixth-most populous urban agglomeration in the country.

CEO SPEAKS

Jalil (Gary) Khan

Chief Executive Officer
Hyderabad Convention Visitors Bureau – India

As we begin to commence our journey into the last quarter of the year, Hyderabad remains to be unruffled for all business ventures coming to the city, its own denizens and also global citizens from abroad.