Our conference will be held at Hotel Haven. This modern venue offers modern facilities and ample space for networking and collaboration featuring spacious auditoriums and breakout rooms.
Our venue is conveniently located near major transportation hubs. Discover the best travel options to ensure a smooth journey.
The nearest airport is just a 30-minute drive from the venue.
Multiple bus and train lines connect directly to the conference location.
A variety of hotels are available within walking distance or a short commute. Options range from budget-friendly accommodations to premium hotels for those seeking additional comfort.
In Helsinki, the euro (€) is the official currency. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted, and Finland is largely a cashless society. You can pay by card almost everywhere, including public transport, shops, and restaurants. ATMs are available throughout the city, especially in the city center and at Helsinki Airport. Currency exchange services are available at Helsinki Airport and selected banks, though using cards is usually the easiest option.
In Finland, power plugs and sockets are of type C and F. The standard voltage is 230 V and the frequency is 50 Hz. If your devices operate within the 220–240 V range (as in most of Europe, the UK, Australia, Asia, and Africa), you will not need a voltage converter—only a plug adapter if necessary.
Helsinki Central Station is the main railway hub in Finland, offering excellent connections to major Finnish cities such as Tampere, Turku, and Oulu. High-speed and intercity trains are operated by VR (Finnish Railways). Tickets can be purchased online, via mobile apps, or at station kiosks.
Helsinki has an efficient and user-friendly public transport system operated by HSL. Transportation options include buses, trams, metro, commuter trains, and ferries (including routes to nearby islands). Tickets are zone-based and can be purchased via the HSL mobile app, ticket machines, or travel cards. Walking and cycling are also popular and convenient ways to explore the city.
When preparing for your stay in Finland, it is important to ensure you have valid health insurance covering your entire stay. EU/EEA visitors should bring a European Health Insurance Card (EHIC). Visitors from outside the EU are advised to have comprehensive travel health insurance. If you take prescription medications, bring them in their original packaging along with a copy of the prescription.
Finland is part of the Schengen Area. For stays of less than 90 days within a 180-day period, citizens of certain countries require a Schengen visa. Visa requirements depend on nationality and may change over time. It is strongly recommended to check the latest visa regulations with the Finnish embassy or consulate in your country before traveling.
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Find answers to common questions about the venue and accommodation for our conference.
There are several hotels nearby, ranging from budget to luxury options. We recommend booking early to secure the best rates. Check our accommodation section for a list of recommended accommodations.
You can reach Hotel Haven from Helsinki Airport by taking the I or P train to Helsinki Central Railway Station, followed by a 1 km walk to the hotel. Alternatively, a taxi takes approximately 30 minutes.
Yes. Hotel Haven is centrally located in Helsinki and is easily accessible by tram, bus, and train.
For a smooth trip to Helsinki, it is recommended to use the city’s efficient public transport system, including trains, trams, and buses. The local currency is the euro (€), and travelers should check visa and entry requirements before departure. It is also advisable to allow sufficient time for airport transfers and keep your travel documents easily accessible.
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