1. By car

The NEC is easily accessible by major motorways including the M1, M5, M6, M6 Toll, M40 and M42. There is plenty of parking available at the venue and we highly recommend booking this in advance as it is cheaper than on the day. EV parking is also available, with a small number of spaces that can also be booked in advance. For full details of how to get to The NEC by car, we invite you to plan your travel to our city, by clicking here.

2. By train

Let the train take the strain and arrive at Birmingham International Rail Station before heading into the bustling streets of the Commercial Finance Expo. From Birmingham International Rail Station, Hall 3A at The NEC is a short walk through the covered bridgelink. Don’t worry – your destination is well signposted, so you’ll reach the capital of commercial finance in no time! Once you’ve arrived at Hall 3A, why not visit the NACFB stand?

3. By bus

There are two route options serving The NEC that depart from Birmingham city centre, arriving at the NACFB Commercial Finance Expo - the capital for commercial finance! The 900 service leaves from Moor Street and drops you at Birmingham International Station in around 30 minutes. The 38 bus also leaves from Moor Street, dropping you at Birmingham International Station with a journey time of approximately an hour. Once you’ve reached your final stop on the bus, we’d love to see you stop by the Big Picture Theatre, take a look at our conference agenda by clicking here.

4. By coach

National Express coaches run between Digbeth coach station and Birmingham International Airport. From Digbeth coach station you can:

- Get the 900 bus to Birmingham International Station

- Walk 11 minutes to Birmingham New Street Station and travel by train to Birmingham International Rail Station

- Take a 10 minute taxi from Digbeth coach station to The NEC

However you complete the last part of your coach journey to The NEC, you’re guaranteed a warm welcome from over 160 exhibitors at the Commercial Finance Expo. Whilst you’re travelling, why not decide which stand you’ll stop by first?