A full member of the European Federation of Conference Towns (EFCT) and the Organisation of World Heritage cities, Rodos offers a safe and peaceful environment, rich in natural beauty and cultural tradition, enhancing the spirit of communication. An ideal "neutral" choice for political meetings, it has hosted major political events in the last fifty years, from the 1948 meeting to establish the State of Israel, the 1958 meeting of General Costas Grivas and Archbishop Makarios, followed by the Cyprus Declaration of Independence, the meeting of the then Greek Prime Minister Constantine Karamanlis and Marshal Tito, the same year, to settle problems between their two countries, to more recent events, such as the 1988 Summit of EU Prime Ministers, the World Convention of Conservative Democratic Parties and the 1 st World Conference on Tourism, Employment & Development, held the same year.

Apart from the political events, Rodos is a favourite choice for international scientific conferences such as the 1990 2 nd International Meeting of Bacterial Epidemiological Markets, the 1994 1 st International Congress of Hormones, Brain and Neuropsychopharmacology, the 1 st Mediterranean Congress of International Diagnosis of Thorax Disease and the 1998 XVI World Congress of the International Society for Heart Research.

Moreover, major conventions of international interest have been held in the fields of technology (1998 European Association for Signal Processing, 1996 3 rd International Circuits Electronic Convention), culture (1997 4 th International Symposium of the Conservation of Monuments), sports (1996 World Bridge Olympiad) and economics (the 1994 9 th Assembly of the Mediterranean Chambers of Commerce & Industry).

It is worth noting that the major multinational companies in every field of activity (ALCATEL, FORD, AMERICAN EXPRESS, AVIS, BARCLAYS BANK, BAYER, CANON, COCA-COLA, IBM, LAURA ASHLEY, to name just a few) have organised their corporate meetings and incentives on Rodos.

Providing fully equipped convention halls in modern hotels (11,500 conference seats), the island of Rodos is rightfully “in the chain” of meeting destinations. Offering all it takes in order to convene and confer in style.