Ron Kaufman is one of the world’s leading motivational keynote speakers on the topics of achieving service excellence, increasing customer satisfaction, retaining loyal customers, and building sustainable service cultures. Rated one of the “Top 25 Who’s Hot” speakers by Speaker magazine, Ron presents powerful insights and global best practices from working with clients in every industry and on every continent for more than thirty years. His energetic keynote speeches have inspired millions, frequently earning standing ovations from audiences of all ages. In 2018, GlobalGurus rated Ron the #1 customer service guru in the world. Ron travels worldwide to speak at company meetings, industry conferences, and association events throughout the year.

Ron is author of the New York Times and USA Today bestseller, “Uplifting Service! The Proven Path to Delighting Your Customers, Colleagues and Everyone Else You Meet” and 14 other books on service, business and inspiration. He is the founder of Uplifting Service, a global education and consulting company that enables leaders and organizations to build sustainable cultures that win the hearts and minds of customers, colleagues, and partners.

Luxembourg City is the capital of Luxembourg and the country’s most populous city, with over 100,000 inhabitants. Although it is a rather small city, it is world-famous and is considered one of European Union’s de facto capitals (together with Brussels and Strasbourg), hosting major institutions and agencies of the European Union such as the European Court of Justice, the Secretariat of the European Parliament, the European Court of Auditors, the European Investment Fund, the European Investment Bank, and the European Stability Mechanism. Recently, the city developed into a major administrative and banking center and has the second highest GDP from the world. Due to its old quarters and fortifications, Luxembourg City was voted by UNESCO a World Heritage Site. Some of its most important landmarks include the Fort Thüngen, the Gothic Revival Cathedral of Notre Dame, the Grand Ducal Palace, the Neumünster Abbey and the Adolphe Bridge. Luxembourg was the first city to be voted twice a European Capital of Culture and is highly renowned for its extraordinary museums and other cultural institutions such as the National Museum of History and Art, the Luxembourg City History Museum, the National Museum of Natural History, the Grand Duke Jean Museum of Modern Art, the Grand Théâtre de Luxembourg, and the Théâtre des Capucins.

Luxembourg City as a Conference Destination

Luxembourg City is an important hub for international conferences and conventions, including: the International Conference on Science Technology and Management (ICSTM), bringing together innovative scholars and industrial specialists in science technology and management; the International Conference on Recent Innovations in Engineering and Technology, another important conference on technological developments; the International Value Investing Conference, a meeting place for financial professionals from all over the world to exchange ideas on value investing; the ICT Spring, a global technology conference with over 5,000 attendees from more than 72 countries; and the International Conference on Economics and Business Management, an important venue for experts in finances and business.

Luxembourg City Food Options for Conference Delegates

There are many great restaurants you can choose from during your conference in Luxembourg City. Some of the best ones include: Restaurant Clairefontaine (Phone: +352 46 22 11), a luxurious restaurants offering a large variety of European dishes; New Delhi (Phone: +352 26 89 75 11) and Star of Asia (Phone: +352 47 12 40), two great Indian restaurants; Lao L’Autre Saveur (Phone: +352 24 61 88 61), serving a large selection of Asian food; Ambrosia (Phone: +352 26 47 80 44), an excellent Greek restaurant; and Nirvana Café (Phone: +352 691 866 745), the most famous vegan restaurants in the city.

Luxembourg City Attractions for Convention Attendees

There are a large number of high-rated tourist attractions you could visit after your conference in Luxembourg City, including: the Grand Ducal Palace, an imposing palace serving as the residence of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg; the Notre Dame Cathedral, a wonderful cathedral built in a combination of Gothic, Baroque and Renaissance styles in 1621; the Adolphe Bridge, a stone bridge constructed at the beginning of the 20th century and offering picturesque views; the National Museum of History and Art, home to a large collection of fine and decorative art, archeological artifacts and coins; and Place Guillaume II, a large 13th century public square, currently hosting markets and various open-air events.

Conference Center Venues

Luxembourg City, Luxembourg has a large number of great conference centers and facilities, such as:

Cercle Municipal (Location: Rue Genistre)
European Convention Center Luxembourg (ECCL) (Location: Place de l’Europe)
Hémicycle (Location: Rue du Fort Thüengen)
Luxembourg Congrès (Location: Rue du Fort Thüengen)
Luxembourg Convention Bureau (Location: Pl. Guillaume)
Luxexpo The Box (Location: Circuit de La Foire Internationale)