An £80million plan to expand the Scottish Event Campus (SEC) has been agreed by Glasgow City Council.
An £80million plan to double capacity at the Scottish Event Campus could replicate the 'Finnieston effect' in Glasgow's riverside area, according to its leader., could see a new conference centre built on the east side of the campus reports our sister title The Herald.
It is hoped the expansion will lead to private investors coming on board including a hotel operator, adding to the 1500 rooms in the SEC area. "We work collaboratively with universities and SMEs and Glasgow is a very collaborative place to do business. A lot of people will tell me that the SEC is their favourite place to do business.
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