London; one of the worlds most vibrant, multicultural metropolis, overflowing with pomp and pageantry. A myriad of offers from sightseeing of imposing landmarks compete with world-class theatre, design, and astonishing number of premier hotels, restaurants and bars. A major settlement now for two millennia, London is the epicentre of what was once the world’s most powerful nation.

Visit the Italian face of Mont Blanc, staying in its quant historic village. Take the chairlift to an altitude of 3,842m and dine above the peaks as clouds float past your window. Leave with not only accreditation, but priceless memories and knowledge from a range of speakers, experts in their field.

Historically Venice is and remains a cultural and commercial crossroad of Europe as well as being a link to the East. There could hardly be a better place to attend a conference to expand one’s professional development. 

Cortina d'Ampezzo is not only our most popular conference, but this will be our 23rd year in the pristine, awe-inspiring scenic town of Cortina, located within the Dolomitic Alps. Famous for it's 50 miles of skiing trails, spectacular views and luxe feeling, Cortina offers an experience like no other in northern Italy.

Paris has it all and exquisite culinary options are just the beginning. The modern art galleries, famous museums, stylish boutiques and haute couture houses abound, prompting visitors to try and ‘do it all’. Of course this is almost impossible, which is why visitors return to explore and rediscover Paris again and again.

Follow in the footsteps of Van Gogh, Cézanne and Gauguin on this exquisite journey through southern France; the same beautiful countryside and culture that inspired the masters will now inspire you.

Travel from Paris through Normandy’s countryside, uncovering its many charms: Richard the Lionheart’s Chateau Gaillard, the medieval capital of Rouen, Monet’s beloved home in Giverny and the famed Normandy beaches.

So much of Australia’s legal tradition comes from the USA; what better place to explore this than the cultural and commercial heart of that country, New York. This is the place where class actions, the onslaught of medical litigation and issues like product liability began, then exploded.

The Amalfi Coast in Italy is one of the most picturesque regions of the world. It is one of those cultural cross roads, where you will see the architecture of the Saracens and the Greeks, with the area forming the backdrop for part of Homer’s tales in the Odyssey

World famous for wine and architecture, the French city of Bordeaux is an ideal destination for our 2020 mid-year CPE Conferences. The city is equally renowned for the study of Medicine and Law; with The University of Bordeaux including both faculties since its 1441 inception.

Re-emerging from the aftermath of WWII and the Cold War, Berlin has since firmly established itself as one of Europe’s brightest centres of culture and engineering. The fall of the Berlin Wall paved the way for German formal reunification on 3 October 1990. Twenty years after its post-wall rebirth, Berlin is a scene stealing combo of glamour and grit, teeming with top museums and galleries, grand opera and guerrilla clubs, gourmet temples and ethnic snack shacks.

In 2020 we once again take our conference to the beautiful scenery of Perisher, which boasts the most reliable snow in all of Australia, with four massive ski areas - Perisher, Smiggins, Blue Cow and Guthegathis, this is Australia's most popular ski destination and the largest alpine resort in the southern hemisphere. Combined there’s 47 lifts covering 1,245 hectares.

Sicily is one of the cultural cross roads of civilisations, being a bastion of Greek (Archimedes at Siracusa), Phoenician and Arab, Roman, Moorish and Norman influences, making it an excellent place to explore and enhance our learning. Taormina’s visitors can still find fine examples of the town’s golden times: the splendid Greek Theatre, the Roman “Naumachiae”, the 10th century Palazzo Corvaja, the 13th century Cathedral of Saint Nicolò, the 16th century Palace of the Dukes of Saint Stefano, the public gardens, the “Badia Vecchia” (Ancient Abbey) and many others

Rome is the former capital of the Roman Empire, once one of the most powerful empires in the world; the remnants of which can be seen at the stunning sights of the Roman Forum, Pantheon and Colosseum. Rome is also home to the Vatican City, headquarters of the Roman Catholic Church, boasting such sights as St. Peter’s Basilica, the Vatican Museums and Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel frescoes.

There is something for everyone in Greece and this unforgettable journey is a showstopper which also encompasses the magnificent transcontinental nation of Turkey! Whether it is the eons of history, the warm autumn weather and or the almost deserted beaches, you cannot help but love this wonderful area of the world, regardless if this is your first or hundredth visit!

London; one of the worlds most vibrant, multicultural metropolis, overflowing with pomp and pageantry. A myriad of offers from sightseeing of imposing landmarks compete with world-class theatre, design, and astonishing number of premier hotels, restaurants and bars. A major settlement now for two millennia, London is the epicentre of what was once the world’s most powerful nation.

No place does New Year's Eve quite like New York City. From the iconic ball drop in Times Square to the epic parties thrown in grand venues across the city, New York lives up to its name as the city that never sleeps. New York is magical in winter with Central Park blanketed with white snow and passers-by wear their classic New York trench coats and scarves as they move from one cosy place to another. Window displays on 34th Street are filled with Christmas stories and the world famous Rockefella Christmas Tree continues to glisten as it takes you through into 2019.