Organize an event in Dijon, Burgundy

Organizing an event in Dijon means choosing an authentic destination that blends historic heritage, renowned gastronomy, and prestigious, world-famous vineyards. As an economic hub, Dijon is strategically located at just 90 minutes from Paris and Lyon by TGV. With its modern infrastructure and rich cultural diversity, year-round the city offers your participants an unforgettable experience characterized by the Burgundian art of living.

Palais des congrès Dijon
EXHIBITION & CONFERENCE CENTER
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INTERNATIONAL CITY OF GASTRONOMY AND WINE
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OPERA/AUDITORIUM
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ZÉNITH DE DIJON

Why organize an event in Dijon?

The Dijon Exhibition and Conference Center is ideally located in the heart of the city, just 8 minutes by tram from the train station and near a hotel park that’s within walking distance of close to 1,000 rooms out of the 5,000 city-wide. The Center features a wide range of facilities on the same site: 20 rooms with seating for between 30 and 600 people, 5 exhibition halls with a surface area of 800 to 12,000 m², and a 600-seat amphitheater in addition to the neighboring 1,600-seat auditorium. Experienced staff and bespoke support ensure conferences, seminars, corporate conventions, trade fairs, and exhibitions take place in the best possible conditions.

Photo du Palais des congrès à Dijon de l'extérieur
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Support

Dijon Bourgogne Events promises a successful event.

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Logistics

A complete range of accommodation and catering options.

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Attractiveness

Dijon is both an economic and a tourist capital.

Meet our amb❤️ssadors

Photo ambassadeur Dijon Bourgogne de Nicolas Vernet, cofondateur de Tease Production
Photo ambassadrice Dijon Bourgogne de Xaviere Castano, cofondatrice de Crossject et directrice RSE Relations publiques.
Photo ambassadeur Dijon Bourgogne Pierre-Henri Deballon, cofondateur de weezevent et président du DFCO
Photo ambassadrice Dijon Bourgogne de Laurence Mangenot, directrice du campus ESTP de Dijon
Photo ambassadeur Dijon Bourgogne Jean-Philippe Porcherot, chef d’entreprise ATOL Conseils et Développement
Photo ambassadeur Clémentine Noirard,
Nicolas Vernet
Cofounder, Tease Production

Dijon has a rich historical and cultural heritage, and a gastronomic heritage that’s unparalleled. It’s more than just a destination: It’s a thriving ecosystem for entrepreneurs, very open and accessible. The quality of life fosters both personal and professional fulfilment. Setting up Tease Production here allowed me to benefit from an innovative and dynamic network that bridges tradition and innovation, offering exciting opportunities for partnerships and projects.

Xavière Castano
Cofounder and Director of CSR & Public Relations, Crossject

I moved to Dijon 26 years ago at the start of my professional journey, and I’ve never left. Dijon is a magical mix of heritage, tradition, passionate and inspiring individuals, as well as the vibrant contrasts of fog and light. Through my company, Crossject, and various regional and national roles, I proudly express my love for the city I now call home.

Pierre-Henri Deballon
Cofounder, Weezevent and Chairman, DFCO

For me, Dijon is a city rich in memories of a happy childhood and strong family ties. Knowing and staying connected to your roots is important, especially when they are as enriching as those in Dijon.
As the capital of the Dukes of Burgundy, the city boasts an exceptional heritage while being close to major economic hubs like Paris, Lyon, and Switzerland. As such, it is at the heart of a strong economic dynamic and continues to evolve while capitalizing on its rich traditions, such as the legendary Côte d’Or wines.

Laurence Mangenot
Director, ESTP, Dijon Campus

I started working in Dijon in 2018, to open and then develop a new campus for ESTP, an engineering school specializing in sustainable construction. Dijon has the warmth of a small town but it’s a metropolis with ambitious projects and a vital, committed ecosystem which gets these projects off the ground.

Jean-Philippe Porcherot
CEO, Atols Conseils et Développements

While many digital companies are drawn to Paris, we chose to open 2 agencies in Dijon. Many of our staff live here and love the quality of life.
Our clients and partners from around France are always warmly welcomed when they visit. They enjoy staying in our beautiful city and we make sure they discover its rich cultural and gastronomic heritage.

Les Traversées Baroques
Judith Pacquier et Etienne Meyer, Co-directors

We have lived in Dijon for 22 years and founded our musical ensemble, Les Traversées Baroques, here in 2008. We draw our artistic inspiration from the heart of this city steeped in history, culture and innovation. It is here that our musicians rehearse, create and share. It is from here that we spread our wings, in Bourgogne-Franche-Comté, France and internationally, bringing our repertoires to life with boldness and rigour. Being an artist living in Dijon means carrying on the legacy of a city that is focused on the arts, committed to passing on its heritage and resolutely open to the world. We are proud to be part of Dijon’s cultural fabric, alongside all those who bring this city to life and follow us on our musical adventures.
With Les Traversées Baroques, when we tour, Dijon travels with us in our suitcases!

Clémentine Noirard
Engie Regional Representative for Bourgogne-Franche-Comté

For 25 years, I have had the privilege of working in Dijon, a city that has seen me grow professionally and which I have watched flourish over the years. Dijon is a metropolis that perfectly combines the advantages of a large city with the charm of proximity. Its extraordinary heritage and commitment to ecology make it a great place to live. This unique combination of modernity and tradition is what makes Dijon so special and attractive.

I never fail to praise its historic city centre and the tomb of the Dukes in the Museum of Fine Arts. A must-see!