In the coming years, if you see many InterContinental Hotels and Resorts around, don’t be surprised as they are planning to double their hotels from 34 to 68 by 2014 in 8 of their key countries. This calls for more varieties of destination for the MICE industry. … Continue Reading
The Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau (TCEB) have been working ten years together with the IT&CMA and CTW to promote the MICE industry in Thailand. Working directly under the Prime Minister’s office, TCEB looks after both the public and private sector of the MICE industry. … Continue Reading
Widely spread throughout the country, Cambodia has a lot of attractions to offer to its tourists with nature and culture being the two main. Many of the attractions in different cities and provinces of Cambodia have been recognized by the UNESCO and is a “world heritage.” … Continue Reading
For the past nine years, Thailand has been the host to IT&CMA and CTW Asia Pacific which is Asia’s Only Doublebill Event in MICE and Corporate Travel. And yet again this year Thailand is hosting the event on October 4 to 6 at the Bangkok Convention Centre at Central World. … Continue Reading
At the 19th IT&CMA and the 14th CTW event, Jennie Chua, Chief Corporate Officer of CapitaLand Limited, Singapore addressed the delegates on “Leadership in Times of Uncertainty and Crisis.” … Continue Reading
Last weekend’s Travelscene American Express National Consultants Conference at the Crown Promenade in Melbourne was the hottest place to be for travel and here’s a quick summary of some hot news: – … Continue Reading
The Travelscene American Express National Consultants Conference, which took place in Melbourne over the weekend came to a fitting conclusion on Sunday with a glittering awards dinner at the Crown. … Continue Reading
Welcomed to the stage by C9 weather man Steve Jacobs, who described him as the James Bond of travel and the man with the pencil thin mo, Mike Thompson CEO of Travelscene American Express, … Continue Reading
With the emphasis of last week’s Australia-China Tourism Summit appearing to be one of a large number of political personalities, potentially spruking the current and potential benefits of tourism to Australia from China and vice versa and who knows they may be right. … Continue Reading
While the various benefits of tourism and travel between Australia and China were discussed in depth at last week’s Australia-China Tourism Summit, without aviation, there would be no travel or tourism. … Continue Reading
