WorldDAB Automotive 2016: Drive to Digital - Europe, Brussels, Belgium

Travel

Please note that it is advisable to arrive 2.5 hours before your flight from Brussels Zaventem Airport to allow time for security clearance  - please plan your travel accordingly.

Download travel details to visit by public transport.

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Free parking spaces are available at the venue - please let us know before 25 April if you require a space. 

Hotels

There are a number of hotels near Autoworld Museum:  

Aloft Brussels Schuman (16 minute walk) 

Place Jean Rey 3, 1040 Bruxelles, Belgium

Tel: +32 2 800 0808
(see map)

Silken Berlaymont, Brussels (15 minute walk or a 10 minute journey)

Boulevard Charlemagne 11-19, Brussels 1000 Belgium 

Tel:+32 2 231 09 09
(see map)

Thon Hotel EU (20 minute walk or a 10 minute journey by public transport)

(see map)

Renaissance Brussels Hotel (25 minute walk or a 10 minute journey by public transport)  

Rue du Parnasse 19, 1050 Brussels, Belgium
Tel: +32 2 505 29 29
(see map)

Radisson Blu EU Hotel (25 minute walk or a 15 minute journey by public transport)

Rue d´Idalie, 35, 1050 Brussels, Belgium
Tel: +32 2 626 81 11
(see map)

Holiday Inn Brussels Schuman (15 minute walk or a 15 minute journey by public transport) 

Rue Breydel 20, 1040 Ville de Bruxelles, Belgium
Tel: +32 2 280 40 00
(see map)

Venue

Autoworld Museum
Parc du Cinquantenaire
1000 Brussels
Belgium

WorldDAB Automotive 2016 provides an ideal opportunity to communicate with a target audience and reach key decision makers.

A range of tailor-made sponsorship and exhibition packages have been designed specifically for you to optimise your company's exposure to a target audience. 

Download the brochure for more information. 

Download the Agenda 

Download the programme brochure

11.05.2016

1.1 Patrick Hannon, Opening 2020 vision for digital radio in Europe, WorldDAB (1.71 MB)

1.2 Jos de Groot, Government support from across major European markets Netherlands, Ministry of Economic Affairs (450 KB)

1.3 Ian Oneill, Government support from across major European markets UK, DCMS (871 KB)

1.5 Francois Xavier Bergot, Government support from across major European markets France, CSA (811 KB)

2.1 Mike Hawes, Keynote Automotive Association, Society of Motor Manufacturers Traders Ltd (2.13 MB)

2.2 Helen Boaden, Keynote European Digital Radio Alliance, BBC European Digital Radio Alliance (229 KB)

2.3 Ford Ennals, United Kingdom country update, Digital Radio UK (1.04 MB)

2.4 Michael Reichert on behalf of Helwin Lesch, Germany country update, Bayrischer Rundfunk (927 KB)

2.5 Jarle Ruud, Norway country update, Digital Radio Norway (937 KB)

2.6 Mathias Coinchon, Switzerland country update, EBU (1.04 MB)

2.7 Eugenio La Tena, Italy country update, Club DAB Italia (13.9 MB)

2.8 Nicolas Bresou, Belgium country update, RTBF (2.01 MB)

2.9 Lars Kierkegaard, Denmark country update, Teracom (390 KB)

2.10 Jacqueline Bierhorst, Netherlands country update, Digital Radio.NL (1.42 MB)

Video - Jacqueline Bierhorst, Netherlands country update, Digital Radio.NL (3.9 MB)

3.1 Holger Hees, Digital radio and Audi, Audi AG (2.14 MB)

3.2 Arjen Bongard, Updates from the automotive sector on current trends and experiences of radio, automotiveIT International (2.08 MB)

3.3 Ronny van Gerwen, Radios place in the car, JATO (1.75 MB)

3.4 Robbert Van Den Heuvel, Why OEMs are driving a digital future, Fiat Chrysler Netherlands BV (2.14 MB)

4.1 Laurence Harrison, WorldDAB announces Automotive User Interface Group, Digital Radio UK (1.51 MB)

4.2 Marco Carbone, Digital radio in the car the future possibilities, STMicroelectronics (1.41 MB)

4.3 Mathias Cionchon, Project Logo, RadioDNS (2.17 MB)

4.4 Michael Hill, Using mobile to upgrade radio in your car, Radioplayer UK (1.31 MB)

4.5 Thomas Kusche, Traffic and travel information, TISA (956 KB)

5.1 Jarle Ruud, Selling to the aftermarket in preparation for switchover, Digital Radio Norway (545 KB)

5.2 Graham Johnson, Commercial product presentation, Connects2 (5.45 MB)