Get ready For Amsterdam
Home to iconic canals, world-class museums, and a truly international spirit for EAGE Annual 2027
EAGE invites you to join us in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, for our Annual Conference from 31 May to 3 June 2027.
With its strong international outlook, global connectivity, and long history of supporting trade, science, and innovation, Amsterdam provides an excellent setting for an oil, gas, and energy conference. The city brings together business, research, and technology in a way that reflects the evolving energy landscape, making it a natural meeting place for industry professionals to exchange knowledge, discuss challenges, and explore future opportunities.
Alongside the conference, delegates can enjoy Amsterdam’s distinctive character, from its canals and historic architecture to its museums, vibrant neighbourhoods, and welcoming atmosphere.
Stay tuned to this page for the latest updates as we prepare for EAGE in Amsterdam.
Our venue, RAI Amsterdam, offers modern conference and exhibition facilities in a central and well-connected location at Europaplein. With direct train, tram and metro links, and Schiphol Airport just around 10 minutes away by train, the venue is easy to access for delegates travelling from the Netherlands and abroad.
RAI Amsterdam hosts hundreds of events each year and is well equipped for large international gatherings, while also offering accessible facilities for visitors with reduced mobility.
RAI is not only convenient for reaching the conference, it also makes it easy to explore the city. With Metro 52 and tram 4 connecting directly to the venue, delegates can travel quickly between RAI Amsterdam, the city centre and other key areas, making it simple to enjoy Amsterdam’s canals, museums, neighbourhoods and restaurants around the conference programme.
Amsterdam RAI is easily accessible by public transport and by car, with ample parking available on and around the venue. It is located just 8 minutes from Amsterdam city centre and 15 minutes from Schiphol Airport.
A great way to get around Amsterdam is by bike. Cycling is one of the easiest and most convenient ways to explore the city. Many hotels offer bike rental, and there are also numerous rental shops in the city centre.
By train
Amsterdam
RAI railway station is just 300 metres from the venue. When leaving the station, simply follow the signs to Amsterdam RAI. For ticket information, please refer to the relevant rail service provider.
By tram, metro and bus
Tram 4 runs between the centre of Amsterdam, Amsterdam Central and the RAI (stop at Europaplein).
Metro 52 will take you from Amsterdam Centraal Station or Station Zuid to RAI Amsterdam. You get off the metro at the Europaplein Station and exit in front of our door.
Metro 50 runs between Amsterdam Sloterdijk and Gein and stops at Station Amsterdam RAI.
From Station Amstel you can reach us by metro 51 (Station Amsterdam RAI), bus 62 (stop Europaplein) or bus 65 (stop Scheldeplein).
By car
Directly on approaching Amsterdam via the motorway A1, A2 or A4 and entering the ring road (A10), the RAI is inpuated on the sign boards. RAI Amsterdam is located along-side the ring road (exit 9). From the exit the route to the car parks is indicated.
From Amsterdam Schiphol Airport
Amsterdam RAI is only 15 minutes from Schiphol Airport by car, taxi or public transport. For the latest flight and airport information, please visit schiphol.nl.
Important visa information
Travelling to the Netherlands may require a visa. For information on visa requirements and applications, please consult the official website of the Dutch immigration authorities.
Amsterdam provides a wide range of accommodation options to suit all preferences and budgets, from well-known hotel chains and boutique stays to modern serviced apartments.
For EAGE Annual 2027, we are working with our official accommodation partner, RAI Hotel Services, to secure special rates for attendees at a variety of conveniently located hotels across the city.
With Amsterdam being a popular destination, especially during major events, early booking is strongly recommended to ensure the best selection and rates.
Please note:
You may receive emails asking you to confirm accommodation details or provide information about your stay in Amsterdam. Please take a moment to verify the sender before responding.
For your security, do not share personal information via email. If you’re unsure, please contact RAI Hotel Servcies, the official accommodation partner for the EAGE Annual, directly for assistance.
Anne Frank House
The Anne Frank House offers a moving insight into the life of Anne Frank, the young Jewish girl who kept a diary while her family was in hiding during the Second World War. Visitors can explore the hiding place, walk through the narrow hallways and rooms, and learn more about Anne, the others in hiding, and the people who helped them.
Canal Cruising
Amsterdam’s history is closely linked to water. Its 165 canals were created over the centuries to support trade, transport, and the expansion of the city. They continue to shape Amsterdam’s character today, and in 2010 the canal ring was recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. A canal cruise is one of the most memorable ways to experience the city and enjoy its historic centre from the water.
The Nine Streets
Located in the heart of Amsterdam’s historic canal district, The Nine Streets, or De Negen Straatjes, date back to the 17th century. This charming area is known for its restaurants, cafés, art galleries, jewellers, boutiques, and vintage shops. With a wide variety of styles and price ranges, it is a popular destination for shopping and strolling, just behind Dam Square in the UNESCO-listed canal belt.
Rijksmuseum
The Rijksmuseum is one of Amsterdam’s most renowned museums. Designed by Dutch architect P.J.H. Cuypers, the building opened in 1885 and remains the largest museum in the Netherlands. It is home to an outstanding collection of Dutch art and history.
Strandzuid
Strandzuid offers a relaxed setting close to the RAI, ideal for enjoying a drink, a meal, or time outdoors after the conference. With its terrace and informal atmosphere, it is a convenient nearby spot for those looking to unwind. Strandzuid is located just a minute from the RAI.
Van Gogh Museum
The Van Gogh Museum offers a unique opportunity to experience the life and work of Vincent van Gogh. Visitors can discover many of his best-known paintings, including landscapes, self-portraits, and still lifes such as Sunflowers, making it a memorable stop for art lovers and first-time visitors alike.
Restaurants in Amsterdam
Amsterdam is known for its wide and varied restaurant scene. With Metro 52, you can reach the city centre in just a few minutes and enjoy a broad choice of restaurants, bars, and cafés. There are also several restaurants within walking distance of the RAI, many with outdoor terraces, offering a convenient place to relax at the end of the day.
Restaurants in Amsterdam
Amsterdam is known for its wide and varied restaurant scene. With Metro 52, you can reach the city centre in just a few minutes and enjoy a broad choice of restaurants, bars, and cafés. There are also several restaurants within walking distance of the RAI, many with outdoor terraces, offering a convenient place to relax at the end of the day.
Restaurants in Amsterdam
Amsterdam is known for its wide and varied restaurant scene. With Metro 52, you can reach the city centre in just a few minutes and enjoy a broad choice of restaurants, bars, and cafés. There are also several restaurants within walking distance of the RAI, many with outdoor terraces, offering a convenient place to relax at the end of the day.
Stay Safe, Avoid Scams
Events on the scale of the EAGE Annual inevitably attract fraudulent websites. We advise all exhibitors and attendees to stay vigilant when booking their travel and accommodation.
The official travel and accommodation partners for the EAGE Annual 2027 are the only ones authorized to use the EAGE logo and trademarks.
While other genuine travel and accommodation providers are available, there are also, unfortunately, fraudulent websites. Stay alert if you receive any offers for the week of the event or any confusing content. Fraudulent companies may repeatedly email event participants with bogus offers. Pay particular attention to websites and emails specifically mentioning EAGE. These websites will misappropriate official logos and trademarks to attempt to trick you into believing they are official or legitimate. Whilst their promotions may look attractive, once they have your money, you may find they then cease all contact and disappear.
How you can avoid fraud
Here are some handy things to check before booking:
- Don’t assume that use of EAGE name and logo on websites or emails means that a travel/accommodation provider is legitimate or authentic. EAGE only authorises its official providers to use the EAGE logo and EAGE trademarks.
- If you intend to use a company other than our travel and accommodation partners, then please ensure you undertake the requisite due diligence to ensure that they are a bona fide provider.
- Use credit cards to guarantee your bookings, rather than wire or bank transfers (unlike wire or bank transfers, credit cards offer some form of consumer protection).
- If you have booked through an alternative travel/accommodation provider please contact them directly.
Aberdeen Get yer kilt ready!
Get ready to experience Aberdeen, UK, as EAGE brings its Annual Conference to this vibrant coastal city from 8-11 June 2026. Known for its strong roots in oil and gas and its growing leadership in sustainable energy, Aberdeen stands out as a global energy hub. With a vision to become the “Net Zero Capital of Europe”, the city blends deep technical expertise with a spirit of innovation. Beyond the conference, Aberdeen offers unforgettable experiences, from dramatic coastlines and historic castles to rich cultural traditions and warm Scottish hospitality.
Culture, Heritage & Adventure Await in Aberdeen
Aberdeen is a city where culture meets coastline, where big skies, sweeping seascapes, and fresh air welcome you alongside some of the friendliest people in Scotland.
As a global energy hub, Aberdeen blends its rich maritime and architectural heritage with a vibrant, modern outlook. Today, it’s known not only for its iconic granite buildings and historic roots, but also for its thriving arts scene, bustling shopping districts, and award-winning attractions.
Recently ranked among the UK’s top ten cities to live and work, Aberdeen is undergoing a regional renaissance. With billions being invested in infrastructure, tourism, and cultural development, there’s never been a better time to explore.
Beyond the City: Discover Aberdeenshire & Beyond
Aberdeen is the perfect gateway to Aberdeenshire, a region rich with fairytale castles, world-famous whisky distilleries, and championship golf courses. It offers a slice of Scotland in miniature, with dramatic landscapes stretching from the Banffshire Coast to the Cairngorms National Park.
Venture north to the Moray Coast, known for dolphin-watching, or head deeper into the Scottish Highlands for unforgettable wilderness. Journey south and you’ll find the beauty of the Angus Glens and the rolling charm of Perthshire.
Whether you’re here for the conference or extending your stay, Aberdeen and the surrounding region offer unforgettable experiences at every turn.
Keep an eye on this page for travel tips, accommodation info, and all the latest updates to help you make the most of your visit.
Discover Aberdeen
Our destination partner, Aberdeen Convention Bureau, has created a handy guide to help you discover what to see and do in Aberdeen and the surrounding region. From city highlights to coastal walks and historic castles, this PDF is your companion for making the most of your visit.
Aberdeen Get yer kilt ready!
Get ready to experience Aberdeen, UK, as EAGE brings its Annual Conference to this vibrant coastal city from 8-11 June 2026. Known for its strong roots in oil and gas and its growing leadership in sustainable energy, Aberdeen stands out as a global energy hub. With a vision to become the “Net Zero Capital of Europe”, the city blends deep technical expertise with a spirit of innovation. Beyond the conference, Aberdeen offers unforgettable experiences, from dramatic coastlines and historic castles to rich cultural traditions and warm Scottish hospitality.
Culture, Heritage & Adventure Await in Aberdeen
Aberdeen is a city where culture meets coastline, where big skies, sweeping seascapes, and fresh air welcome you alongside some of the friendliest people in Scotland.
As a global energy hub, Aberdeen blends its rich maritime and architectural heritage with a vibrant, modern outlook. Today, it’s known not only for its iconic granite buildings and historic roots, but also for its thriving arts scene, bustling shopping districts, and award-winning attractions.
Recently ranked among the UK’s top ten cities to live and work, Aberdeen is undergoing a regional renaissance. With billions being invested in infrastructure, tourism, and cultural development, there’s never been a better time to explore.
Beyond the City: Discover Aberdeenshire & Beyond
Aberdeen is the perfect gateway to Aberdeenshire, a region rich with fairytale castles, world-famous whisky distilleries, and championship golf courses. It offers a slice of Scotland in miniature, with dramatic landscapes stretching from the Banffshire Coast to the Cairngorms National Park.
Venture north to the Moray Coast, known for dolphin-watching, or head deeper into the Scottish Highlands for unforgettable wilderness. Journey south and you’ll find the beauty of the Angus Glens and the rolling charm of Perthshire.
Whether you’re here for the conference or extending your stay, Aberdeen and the surrounding region offer unforgettable experiences at every turn.
Keep an eye on this page for travel tips, accommodation info, and all the latest updates to help you make the most of your visit.
Aberdeen Get yer kilt ready!
Get ready to experience Aberdeen, UK, as EAGE brings its Annual Conference to this vibrant coastal city from 8-11 June 2026. Known for its strong roots in oil and gas and its growing leadership in sustainable energy, Aberdeen stands out as a global energy hub. With a vision to become the “Net Zero Capital of Europe”, the city blends deep technical expertise with a spirit of innovation. Beyond the conference, Aberdeen offers unforgettable experiences, from dramatic coastlines and historic castles to rich cultural traditions and warm Scottish hospitality.
Discover Aberdeen
Our destination partner, Aberdeen Convention Bureau, has created a handy guide to help you discover what to see and do in Aberdeen and the surrounding region. From city highlights to coastal walks and historic castles, this PDF is your companion for making the most of your visit.
Culture, Heritage & Adventure Await in Aberdeen
Aberdeen is a city where culture meets coastline, where big skies, sweeping seascapes, and fresh air welcome you alongside some of the friendliest people in Scotland.
As a global energy hub, Aberdeen blends its rich maritime and architectural heritage with a vibrant, modern outlook. Today, it’s known not only for its iconic granite buildings and historic roots, but also for its thriving arts scene, bustling shopping districts, and award-winning attractions.
Recently ranked among the UK’s top ten cities to live and work, Aberdeen is undergoing a regional renaissance. With billions being invested in infrastructure, tourism, and cultural development, there’s never been a better time to explore.
Beyond the City: Discover Aberdeenshire & Beyond
Aberdeen is the perfect gateway to Aberdeenshire, a region rich with fairytale castles, world-famous whisky distilleries, and championship golf courses. It offers a slice of Scotland in miniature, with dramatic landscapes stretching from the Banffshire Coast to the Cairngorms National Park.
Venture north to the Moray Coast, known for dolphin-watching, or head deeper into the Scottish Highlands for unforgettable wilderness. Journey south and you’ll find the beauty of the Angus Glens and the rolling charm of Perthshire.
Whether you’re here for the conference or extending your stay, Aberdeen and the surrounding region offer unforgettable experiences at every turn.
Keep an eye on this page for travel tips, accommodation info, and all the latest updates to help you make the most of your visit.
Venue P&J Live, Aberdeen
The EAGE Annual 2026 Conference and Exhibition will be held at P&J Live in Aberdeen, Scotland. Located on East Burn Road (AB21 9FX), P&J Live is Scotland’s largest indoor arena, providing an ideal space to host the full experience of our conference and exhibition. P&J Live is Scotland’s largest event complex, featuring modern facilities, extensive conference spaces, and advanced technological infrastructure to meet the needs of our attendees. Its proximity to Aberdeen International Airport and the city center ensures convenient access for both local and international participants. For more details, visit P&J Live.
Plan your trip
Plan your trip
Getting to Aberdeen
By Air:
Aberdeen International Airport (ABZ) is well connected with major UK and European cities, including London, Amsterdam, Paris, and Frankfurt. The airport is just a 20-minute drive from the city centre, with taxis, buses, and car hire options readily available.
By Train:
Aberdeen Railway Station is centrally located and offers direct routes to and from major cities like Edinburgh, Glasgow, and London. Scenic train journeys through the Scottish countryside make for a relaxing and comfortable travel option.
By Bus or Coach:
Long-distance coach services such as National Express and Megabus operate regular routes to Aberdeen from across the UK. Local buses and airport shuttles also make it easy to navigate the city upon arrival.
By Car:
Aberdeen is accessible via the A90 and other major roadways. Car hire is available at the airport and in the city. Parking is available throughout Aberdeen, though we recommend checking your accommodation for onsite options.
Getting to P&J Live
By Air:
P&J Live is located just 1.5 miles from Aberdeen International Airport, the UK’s most regionally connected airport. It offers 22 daily flights from London and over 40 international connections, making it a convenient gateway for both domestic and international visitors. Taxis, ride-sharing services, and car rentals are readily available at the airport, with a short, direct route to the venue.
By Train:
P&J Live is conveniently located just 1.5 miles from Dyce Train Station, which provides regular rail connections both north and south. Dyce lies on the Aberdeen–Elgin–Inverness line and is also served by select through-trains from Glasgow and Edinburgh.
Please note that Dyce Station is unstaffed, but tickets can be purchased directly on the train. Services run at least once an hour from Monday to Saturday, with less frequent service on Sundays.
Main Train Operators Serving Aberdeen Station:
- Abellio ScotRail – Regional services across Scotland and overnight sleeper trains to London Euston.
- LNER – Direct trains along the East Coast Main Line to Edinburgh and London King’s Cross.
- CrossCountry – Long-distance services connecting Aberdeen with cities such as Birmingham, Manchester, Brighton, and Penzance.
Aberdeen Train Station, located in the city centre, is just a 10-minute train ride from Dyce. It’s adjacent to Union Square, Aberdeen’s premier shopping and leisure complex, home to over 50 top fashion brands, 30 restaurants, and a 10-screen cinema.
By Car:
P&J Live is conveniently located approximately 6 miles northwest of Aberdeen city centre, with easy access via the A96 Aberdeen–Inverness road.
Reaching the venue is now simpler than ever, thanks to the opening of the southern section of the Aberdeen Western Peripheral Route (AWPR). P&J Live is situated just minutes from this key route.
When approaching by car:
- Please enter via Dyce Drive or the A96 if you are travelling southbound, as other entry points are restricted bus gates.
- Exiting the venue is permitted via all three available routes: A96, Dyce Drive, and Wellheads Drive.
Clear signage is in place to assist drivers, and ample parking is available on-site.
By Bus:
Stagecoach operates local bus routes serving P&J Live. Stagecoach standard services, including the 727 and 9A/X9, operate daily through the P&J Live event complex. Bus stops are just a short walk from the venue. For the latest service updates and schedules, please check the links to the Stagecoach website. The 727 Service is currently operated by zero-emission electric double-decker buses, offering a sustainable and convenient travel option. For full timetables, routes, and ticket information, visit: Stagecoach Timetable/Info.
Additional event-specific shuttles may be available during the conference and exhibition.
By Foot:
P&J Live is conveniently located just 1.5 miles from both Aberdeen International Airport and Dyce Train Station.The venue is also connected by over 7 km of footpaths, providing easy pedestrian access to surrounding areas.
Accommodation in Aberdeen
Aberdeen provides a wide range of accommodation options to suit all preferences and budgets, from well-known hotel chains and boutique stays to traditional Scottish guesthouses and modern serviced apartments.
For EAGE Annual 2026, we are working with our official accommodation partner, bnetwork, to secure special rates for attendees at a variety of conveniently located hotels across the city.
With Aberdeen being a popular destination, especially during major events, early booking is strongly recommended to ensure the best selection and rates.
Local Transportation in Aberdeen
Getting around Aberdeen is straightforward, with a reliable network of buses operated by First Bus and Stagecoach, connecting the city centre with surrounding areas, including the airport and major event venues.
The city is also very walkable, with many hotels, restaurants, and attractions within easy walking distance of the conference venue.
Information on routes, schedules, and real-time updates is available via the First Bus app or on the Traveline Scotland website.
For international visitors, taxis and ride-hailing services like Uber are also available, though we encourage attendees to make use of public transport whenever possible to support sustainability.
More information on local travel options, and any potential delegate travel offers, will be shared soon.
Top Things to Do in Aberdeen
Take a walk along the long, sandy beach. It’s great for fresh air, seaside views, and maybe even spotting dolphins!
This free gallery is full of beautiful paintings and sculptures. It’s a great place to relax and enjoy some art.
Wander through the cobbled streets of this historic area. You’ll see old buildings, churches, and the lovely campus of the University of Aberdeen.
Learn about ships, the sea, and how Aberdeen became an important port and part of the oil industry.
This large park has open spaces to walk or play, and the Winter Gardens are full of tropical plants and flowers inside a big glass house.
A small, unique fishing village near the harbor with charming little cottages and colorful gardens.
Step back in time in this historic house. It tells stories of famous people from Aberdeen and the city’s past.
This peaceful park is great for a picnic, a walk, or just enjoying nature. It’s also near the old St. Machar’s Cathedral.
A modern shopping centre with lots of shops, places to eat, and even a cinema.
Just outside the city, this dramatic castle sits on a cliff by the sea. It’s perfect for photos and history lovers.
Visa Instructions
All visitors to Aberdeen must adhere to the UK’s entry requirements. Make sure you have all the necessary documentation required before you travel. Depending on your citizenship and where you are flying from, you may have to present a passport or identity document (ID) upon arrival to the UK. All passports and IDs must be valid for the entirety of your stay.
- EU, EEA and Swiss nationals can enter the UK with a passport
- Irish citizens may continue to use their national ID card
- Nationals from outside the EU, EEA and Switzerland will need a valid passport
ETA Requirements
- Everyone wishing to travel to the UK – except British and Irish citizens – will need permission to travel in advance of going there. This can be either through an ETA or an eVisa.
- From 27 November 2024, eligible non-Europeans can apply for an ETA and will need an ETA to travel from 8 January 2025. ETAs will then extend to eligible Europeans from 5 March 2025, who will need an ETA to travel from 2 April 2025.
- Information about ETA eligibility is available on GOV.UK. Anyone needing to apply for an ETA will be able to do so through a quick and simple process using the UK ETA app.
Visa Requirements
- EU, EEA and Swiss citizens can stay in the UK as a visitor for up to 6 months without a visa.
- Irish citizens have no visa requirements and can travel to the UK as they did before Brexit.
- Other foreign nationals might need to apply for a Standard Visitor visa. You can check here if you require a UK Visa.
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Stay Safe, Avoid Scams
Events on the scale of the EAGE Annual inevitably attract fraudulent websites. We advise all exhibitors and attendees to stay vigilant when booking their travel and accommodation.
The official travel and accommodation partners for the EAGE Annual 2026 are the only ones authorized to use the EAGE logo and trademarks.
While other genuine travel and accommodation providers are available, there are also, unfortunately, fraudulent websites. Stay alert if you receive any offers for the week of the event or any confusing content. Fraudulent companies may repeatedly email event participants with bogus offers. Pay particular attention to websites and emails specifically mentioning EAGE. These websites will misappropriate official logos and trademarks to attempt to trick you into believing they are official or legitimate. Whilst their promotions may look attractive, once they have your money, you may find they then cease all contact and disappear.
How you can avoid fraud
Here are some handy things to check before booking:
- Don’t assume that use of EAGE name and logo on websites or emails means that a travel/accommodation provider is legitimate or authentic. EAGE only authorises its official providers to use the EAGE logo and EAGE trademarks.
- If you intend to use a company other than our travel and accommodation partners, then please ensure you undertake the requisite due diligence to ensure that they are a bona fide provider.
- Use credit cards to guarantee your bookings, rather than wire or bank transfers (unlike wire or bank transfers, credit cards offer some form of consumer protection).
- If you have booked through an alternative travel/accommodation provider please contact them directly.