Discount code for money off BIM Show Live 2017 tickets
Dec 20, 2016 |Richard McPartland
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BIM Show Live is back for 2017 and you can secure your tickets at an exclusive discounted price.
Delegates are set to flock to the Crowne Plaza Hotel and adjoining Boiler Shop (birthplace of Stephenson's Rocket) in Newcastle-Upon-Tyne for a packed two day programme on Wednesday 1 and Thursday 2 February next year.
Details of a packed seminar programme have recently started to emerge with an emphasis on strategy, the next generation, data and stories. (Full details can be found on the show's website at www.bimshowlive.com).
Early bird tickets are available until the end of December for £250+VAT and you can knock a further £25 off the price thanks to our exclusive discount - simply apply 'BSLNBS25' to your order.
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