Wuhan Tianhe International Airport
Metro: Line 2 → Line 4 → Line 8 · approx. 80 min · RMB 8
Taxi: 35.6 km · approx. 50 min · RMB 100–130
Premier IEEE conference on E-Business Engineering
The IEEE International Conference on E-Business Engineering (ICEBE 2026) invites researchers, practitioners, and academics to submit original papers that explore both the theoretical and practical aspects of integrating Artificial Intelligence into e-business engineering.
Since its inception in 2003, ICEBE has been a premier forum for the dissemination of advanced research and innovative discoveries in e-business. Jointly supported by IEEE Technical Committee on Business Informatics and Systems (TCBIS), this esteemed conference serves as a platform where academics, engineers, and industry professionals converge to address the ever-evolving challenges and opportunities in e-business.
Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China
University of Technology Sydney, Australia
University of Melbourne, Australia
Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Hefei University of Technology, China
Renmin University of China, China
Monash University, Australia
Singapore Management University, Singapore
Wuhan University, China
Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China
Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China
University of Science and Technology of China, China
Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China
Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China
Fudan University, China
Inventec Corporation, Taiwan
Roehampton University, UK
Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China
University of Technology Sydney, Australia
University of New South Wales, Australia
National Taiwan Ocean University, Taiwan
Xi'An Jiaotong University, China
Qassim University, Saudi Arabia
King Saud University, Saudi Arabia
Mustaqbal University, Saudi Arabia
Bournemouth University, UK
Register through the official ICEBE 2026 registration portal.
(The actual fee may be slightly different from the list below due to exchange rate.)
| Type | Early Bird delegates and authors until October 9, 2026, 11:59 PM AoE | After October 9, 2026, 11:59 PM AoE or on-site registration |
|---|---|---|
| IEEE Member | 700 US$ | 800 US$ |
| Non-IEEE Member | 840 US$ | 960 US$ |
| Student IEEE Member | 450 US$ | 520 US$ |
| Student Non-IEEE Member | 550 US$ | 635 US$ |
| IEEE Life Member | 385 US$ | 440 US$ |
| Each extra page is 100 US$, with a maximum of two extra pages per paper. | ||
Extended version of accepted high-quality papers will be recommended for publication at Mathematics, 'E1: Mathematics and Computer Science' (Special Issue: "Artificial Intelligence and Data-Driven Methods for Intelligent Systems and Applications", JCR: Q1, Impact Factor: 2.3) and Service Oriented Computing and Applications (JCR: Q3, Impact Factor: 2.0).
ICEBE 2026 · WUHAN, CHINA
The conference will be held at Chutian Guangdong International Hotel, beside East Lake and within walking distance of Hubei Provincial Museum.
Meeting location and essential on-site information
Official Venue
Conference venue and official accommodation
| Address | No. 181 Donghu Road, Wuchang District, Wuhan, China |
|---|---|
| Meeting venue | East Lake Hall, 19th Floor |
| Metro | Metro Line 8, Hubei Provincial Museum & Hubei Daily Station, Exit D; approximately 50 meters on foot |
| Breakfast | Champs Hall, 2nd Floor · 7:00 a.m.–10:00 a.m. |
Approximate routes, travel times, distances, and fares
Metro: Line 2 → Line 4 → Line 8 · approx. 80 min · RMB 8
Taxi: 35.6 km · approx. 50 min · RMB 100–130
Metro: Line 2 → Line 4 → Line 8 · approx. 55 min · RMB 5
Taxi: 14.3 km · approx. 30 min · RMB 40–55
Metro: Line 4 → Line 8 · approx. 35 min · RMB 4
Taxi: 13.7 km · approx. 30 min · RMB 35–50
Metro: approx. 35 min · RMB 4 Taxi: 7.2 km · 15–20 min · RMB 20–30
Negotiated room rates and reservation information
King or Twin
RMB 450 per room · per nightKing or Twin
RMB 558 per room · per nightKing or Twin
RMB 598 per room · per nightLake View or Cloud View
RMB 628 per room · per nightEach rate includes one buffet breakfast. Additional breakfast: RMB 58 net per person. Rooms are subject to availability.
Download Conference Hotel Information (PDF)A nearby accommodation option for conference participants
Nearby Option
Dongting Technology Building, No. 166 Donghu Road, Wuchang District, Wuhan
Metro Line 8, Hubei Provincial Museum & Hubei Daily Station, Exit A · 200 meters on foot
Hotel contact: Mr. Li Junmin · +86 181 4054 2991
A romantic rendezvous with the city of Wuhan
All distances and drive times are approximate, measured from the conference hotel. Please check live navigation before departure.

Perched atop Sheshan Hill in Wuchang, the Yellow Crane Tower is famed as the “First Tower under Heaven” and, together with Qingchuan Pavilion and Guqin Terrace, ranks among Wuhan’s three great landmarks. Climb to the top for a panoramic view of the city’s three towns.

A national museum co-sponsored by the central and provincial governments, home to treasures such as the Sword of Goujian, King of Yue, and the Bianzhong chime bells of Marquis Yi of Zeng. Only about 400 m from the hotel — a 3-minute walk.

China’s first suspended monorail tourism line — fully driverless, with 270° panoramic views and a see-through glass floor. Glide above the city as the scenery rolls past your window.

One of China’s largest urban lakes, known as the “Pearl of Jiangnan”. Cycle the greenway, sip tea by the water — a perfect place to unwind in every season.

The world’s first drifting immersive theatre: a Republic-era Yangtze steamer with 98 rooms and 108 performers — step aboard and straight into the story, with night views of the Yangtze River Bridge along the way.

A 1.5 km pedestrian street in Republic-era style with over 200 brands and beautiful night lighting — ideal for a post-dinner stroll and photos.

One of the cradles of the 1911 Revolution and of modern education in Wuhan, where renowned scholars once lived and taught. Historic architecture meets new-wave art cafés — perfect for a slow walk and photos.

China’s first Yangtze crossing and its first double-track rail-cum-road bridge. Walk across to feel the mighty river and enjoy the night light shows of Wuhan’s three towns.

Facing the Yellow Crane Tower across the river from the eastern foot of Tortoise Hill, pavilion and tower mirror each other with the great bridge in between — a stunning riverscape at dusk.

A “slow-life” street in the former Hankou Russian concession, where century-old buildings now house modern cafés — a stroll here feels like time travel.

Once old Wuhan’s night-market stalls, now a Hankou-style cultural and creative district. Come at night for the authentic Jiangcheng nightlife buzz.

A 1.6-million-m² riverside park along Yanjiang Avenue, facing the Yellow Crane Tower across the river — one of the most beautiful waterfronts in Wuhan.

A pedestrian street of Republic-era European-style buildings, great for shopping and snacking. The Jianghan Customs House Museum and the Zhan Tianyou Former Residence Museum are also in this area.

A rare low-density commercial district — refined, relaxed and gently tipsy: slow living by day, bar life by night.

Wuhan’s food mecca: Xia’s Claypot, Shenji BBQ, Bali Lobster and more. Liveliest in the evening.

Hubei’s second-largest freshwater lake, with clear water and lovely scenery. Take a boat ride and enjoy the calm — pleasant year-round, best in spring and autumn.

A flagship of the Sino-French Wuhan Eco-Demonstration City, blending flower tourism, creative farming and countryside retreats — a French church, bell tower, windmills and castles amid seas of flowers.

Central China’s only grassland-themed 5A scenic area — from the grand relief gate to tranquil Princess Lake, nature and culture in perfect harmony.
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