IBC has announced that visitor registration is open for the content and technology show, which takes place from December 3rd to 6th at the RAI Convention Centre in Amsterdam.

This year, IBC says it is doing things differently with more content than ever available for free to the IBC Community – at the show and online. An expanded content programme will take place across five stages, and attendees will be able to use IBC Digital to watch on demand and streamed content as well as book meetings direct with exhibitors.

Attendees can register now for a free Visitor Pass or a discounted Visitor Plus Pass, offering additional benefits including fast-track entrance and access to an exclusive lounge and meeting areas.

“We’re looking forward to welcoming the IBC community together again to get inspired, network and drive sales. We’re planning our biggest ever content programme, with thought leaders from across the industry. Registering now will mean that you can take advantage of free and discounted pricing. You’ll also be the first to hear about all our upcoming announcements over the coming weeks,” said Michael Crimp, Chief Executive of IBC.

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