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The Meetings Show Asia Pacific marks a successful return to Singapore
The Meetings Show Asia Pacific made a successful return to Singapore for 2025, solidifying its reputation as a key anchor event for the meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions (MICE) industry within Asia and the Pacific. Building on the momentum of its debut last year, this vibrant second run brought together MICE professionals from in and around the region on 16th and 17th April at the Sands Expo and Convention Centre. The Meetings Show was made even more exciting by the presence of close to 300 dynamic exhibitors, a strong Hosted Buyer Programme, as well as a number of curated knowledge sessions that presented key insights regarding the industry. The event was held concurrently with the first-ever Business Travel Show Asia Pacific, another gathering that drew in professionals from the field of corporate travel, along with senior buyers and preeminent suppliers for a highly insightful conference. In total, the joint conventions welcomed 1,773 attendees from over 72 countries, including 347 hosted buyers. Exhibitors and buyers alike were enthusiastic about the high quality of engagement and meaningful connections made throughout the show floor. The 2025 edition of The Meetings Show recorded growth of around 35 percent over its debut year, reflecting broader participation, richer programming, and deeper regional involvement. On enduring relevance and support Northstar Travel Group chief executive Jason Young remarked during the opening of the dual event: “For more than 80 years, our brands have been the trusted voice of the travel and tourism industry. Our market-leading events and media products are relied upon by the most important professional audiences that drive the US$2 trillion travel market across the MICE, corporate and leisure segments. We truly embrace our role as the champion of travel.” Young added that the geopolitical and macroeconomic uncertainties have made travel more important and more essential than ever before because it brings communities together and makes business happen. He said: “That's why we are here: to bring communities together and to make business happen. We couldn't be more bullish and excited about the opportunity that The Meetings Show Asia Pacific brings.” Ong Huey Hong, assistant chief executive of the industry development group and chief sustainability officer of the Singapore Tourism Board, likewise expressed her enthusiasm over the event. She said: “It is with great pleasure and excitement that we get to witness not only the growth of the second edition of The Meetings Show Asia Pacific, but also the inaugural launch of BTS APAC in Singapore. The co-location of the two events will form an even stronger gateway to quality connections and insightful sessions tailored to the meetings and corporate travel sectors.” Ong further pointed out that Singapore aims to triple its MICE tourism receipts by 2040 despite the uncertainty regarding the global economy at present. She added: “It is too early to determine the impact on our business; in the meantime, we will continue working towards our target by building on our leadership position and unwavering commitment to excellence. We have a robust pipeline of events leveraging the range of vibrant industries in Singapore, and will refresh our hardware and software to support this growth.”
Cvent partners with PCMA Asia Pacific (APAC)
Representative Image Cvent announces its partnership with the Professional Convention Management Association (PCMA) APAC as the official onsite registration and event app partner for their premier event, The Business of Events (BOE). This collaboration will take place from April 13 to 15, 2025, bringing together seasoned industry experts and emerging leaders for dynamic discussions, knowledge-sharing, and collaboration. The partnership will significantly enhance the on-site experience at PCMA events, as Cvent's comprehensive suite of event technology solutions will offer BOE attendees a seamless and engaging event journey. As part of this strategic alliance, Cvent’s Event in a Box solution will be pivotal in streamlining check-ins and badging for the event. One of the key components, the OnArrival 360, will help simplify and accelerate these processes, ensuring a smooth and impactful experience for all attendees. Moreover, the Attendee Hub mobile app will significantly enhance participant engagement and provide a seamless event journey. This comprehensive approach will allow both organisers and attendees to concentrate on the impactful programming and engaging discussions that BOE is renowned for, further enriching the overall event experience. "In today's event industry, creating an exceptional onsite experience is crucial for an event's success," said Will Kataria, Cvent Senior Director and Country Head, Singapore. Our partnership with PCMA for BOE 2025 highlights our commitment to enhancing this key aspect. This collaboration is about more than just technology—it's about setting a new standard for the future of events. Together with PCMA, we're dedicated to driving innovation and ensuring every attendee has a memorable and impactful experience." "PCMA APAC’s Business of Events 2025 is all about empowering our community with the ideas, tools, and connections they need to thrive. Partnering with Cvent allows us to enhance the attendee journey—from check-in to session engagement—ensuring a seamless experience that is a necessity, not an option,” shared Florence Chua, PCMA, Managing Director, APAC.
Conference programme and speakers announced for the Business Travel Show Asia Pacific
It’s all systems go for the first-ever Business Travel Show Asia Pacific at the Marina Bay Sands, Singapore. Scheduled for the 16th and 17th April, the Business Travel Show’s organisers released additional details regarding its dynamic conference programme today, 7th April. Along with key industrial insights, discussions will revolve around AI and the impact of automation on contemporary business travel; sustainability and managing carbon footprints; and risk management strategies. Confirmed speakers as of press time are as follows: Kenric Koh, Assoc, Director APJ Travel, Meetings, Card, Fleet Category Lead – Organon Stas Melnikov, Associate Partner – McKinsey & Company Bianca Garrad, Corporate Contacts, Senior Specialist – Perenti Group Adeline Kang, Director JCAP Operations, Travel Meetings Card & Fleeet – MSD International Priyanka Jahkmola, Global Travel Lead – Accenture Shaik Abid, International Travel Manager – Adobe Richard Hancock, Regional Director APAC – Crisis24 Bee Lian, Regional Travel Manager – Align Tech Cheryl Anne Neo, Regional Travel Manager – London Stock Exchange Group Elvin Lee, Regional Travel Manager APJ – Service Now Victor Lim, Travel Leader, Global Meetings & Travel – Ingka Group (IKEA) Kerri Homann, Travel Manager – Rheinmetall Adriana Nainggol, Travel Manager, APAC – Autodesk Kishore Rames, Travel Program Manager Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa – NOV Alex Giles, Travel Risk Assessment Officer - UNSW This comprehensive conference programme was curated to inspire, educate and support the development of the rapidly growing corporate travel sector both within Asia Pacific and worldwide, delivering an unprecedented and unparalleled agenda of insights for the region. Business Travel Show Asia Pacific events director Nelson Khoo remarked: “With the breadth of expertise we have in building and delivering business travel events worldwide we have been committed to building a conference programme that not only addresses the topics and challenges that travel buyers, managers and the supply chain currently face, but more importantly offers the right forum for expert advice and support to empower them to achieve their own ambitions for growth.” Khoo added that the conference agenda is comprehensive but still leaves plenty of time for meetings. He said: “We want to ensure that attendees make the most of their time there and leave with questions answered and advice on how to take the next step to really transform their travel programme.” Something for everyone Over 200 corporate travel buyers and 50 top-tier exhibitors from across the Asia Pacific region, the US, the UK and Europe are set to meet, collaborate and learn over the two-day event. Alongside the conference panel sessions, visitors will also be able to access the following featured sections: Business Travel Innovation Faceoff – showcase of the most exciting companies disrupting and transforming the corporate travel technology landscape. The shortlist of finalists is confirmed as: Acai, Travog, Trip.biz, Zenmer and WegoPro BTN Academy – sessions which offer advice on how to build a successful travel programme BTN Communities sessions – confidential, buyer only sessions that offer the opportunity to learn more about key topics as well as how to optimise small to mid-size travel programmes Networking opportunities to connect with senior decision makers, business leaders and solutions providers Part of the BTN Group which has more than 40 years’ industry expertise developing high-end, conference programmes, Business Travel Show APAC builds on the success of Business Travel Show Europe, the leading event for European corporate travel professionals held annually in London for over 30 years. Business Travel Show APAC will run alongside The Meetings Show Asia Pacific, which launched at Marina Bay Sands last year to great success. Corporate travel buyers, procurement managers responsible for corporate travel and meetings planners are invited to attend the event for free, subject to qualifications, while non-exhibiting suppliers may purchase tickets.
Four Seasons Asia Pacific invites event planners to reimagine meetings
As the world just commemorated Global Meetings Industry Day (GMID) on Thursday, 3rd April, Four Seasons in Asia Pacific invites planners to reimagine what a meeting can be: not just productive, but purposeful, meaningful, and memorable. According to Four Seasons’ president for hotel operations in the Asia Pacific Rami Sayess: “The most impactful meetings don’t happen in boardrooms alone. They happen when people are moved by the destination, the culture, the cuisine, and the feeling that they’re part of something meaningful. That’s what Four Seasons creates across the region whether in the heart of a city or surrounded by nature.” Four Seasons’ hotels and resorts across the region are unveiling this year’s featured group offers which are designed to spark connection in settings that stir the soul, from vibrant cities to awe-inspiring natural landscapes. It’s never been easier or more rewarding to create events that leave a lasting impression. With locations stretching from Osaka to the Maldives, Four Seasons helps planners transform business gatherings into experiences that resonate. Making meetings more meaningful This season, planners booking group events at participating Four Seasons properties will unlock thoughtfully curated enhancements that are designed to elevate the guest experience and make planning seamless. Among these inclusions are guest room upgrades for added comfort and value; thoughtfully curated amenities for VIP guests; enhanced culinary moments, including upgraded coffee breaks and private dining experiences; and preferred meeting room rental rates Each offering is designed to support planners in delivering seamless, memorable events with the intuitive service Four Seasons is known for. At the heart of it, when it comes to crafting experiences that cannot be replicated, no one does it like Four Seasons. With a presence in some of the world’s most captivating destinations, Four Seasons offers more than venues, but also offers creativity, thoughtful partnership, and complete peace of mind. With signature service and a commitment to crafting events that linger in memory, Four Seasons is redefining the standard for what meetings and events can be.
The Meetings Show Asia Pacific forecasts a massive turnout in Singapore for April 2025
The upcoming second run of The Meetings Show Asia Pacific (TMS APAC) is expected to draw in a record number of exhibitors and buyers. Set to be staged at the Marina Bay Sands Convention Centre on 16th and 17th April and co-located with the inaugural Business Travel Show APAC, TMS APAC is set to bring the biggest gathering of travel professionals in the region. With the support of the Singapore Tourism Board (STB), this year’s event further solidifies Singapore’s standing as the World's Best MICE City. Who’s coming to Singapore this year? TMS APAC 2025 features an expanding roster of exhibitors from key MICE sectors, including destinations, hotels, venues, event technology providers, and industry associations. With a dynamic mix of industry veterans and fresh decision-makers, this year’s show is set to welcome a strong 40 percent of returning buyers, while 60 percent will be joining for the first time. Among those who have confirmed their attendance are: Hotels & Resorts: Hyatt Hotels Corporation, IHG Hotels & Resorts, BWH Hotels, Pan Pacific Hotels Group, Meliá Hotels International, Rocco Forte Hotels Italy, Seibu Prince Hotels & Resorts, New World Hotels & Resorts Convention Centres: Dubai Business Events, Jio World Convention Centre Mumbai, Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center, Ariyana Convention Centre Danang Tourism Boards & CVBs: Singapore Tourism Board, Tourism New Zealand, Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau, Japan National Tourism Organization, Visit Monaco, Destination Vancouver, Gyeonggi Tourism Organization, Kyoto Convention & Visitors Bureau, Commerce and Investment Promotion Institute of the Macao SAR (IPIM), Tourism Promotions Board (TPB) Philippines Industry Associations & Event Services: SITE, ICCA, PCMA, euromic, Unearthed Productions, POCKETALK, Evintra, Gevme A time of phenomenal growth Northstar Meetings Group executive vice-president David Blansfield said: “TMS APAC 2025 is experiencing phenomenal growth this year, with a record number of exhibitors and our hosted buyer opportunities nearing full capacity. Blansfield added that Singapore’s seamless connectivity, world-class venues, and exceptional hospitality create the perfect environment for business networking and growth. As such, this continued success highlights Singapore’s position as an eminent global MICE destination. According to Blansfield: “Coupled with the city’s leadership in innovation and sustainability, this year’s show is set to redefine how MICE professionals connect, collaborate, and create new business opportunities, delivering an impactful and inspiring experience for exhibitors and buyers alike.” For his part, STB assistant chief executive for its industry development group and chief sustainability officer Huey Hong Ong said: “Singapore is a strategic hub for global business events, and we are proud to support TMS APAC 2025 in facilitating meaningful connections. The event's expanded return reinforces Singapore’s position as a leading MICE destination, where excellent infrastructure, extensive connectivity, and a dynamic business ecosystem create the ideal environment for knowledge exchange and lasting impact.”
AIME 2025 generates AUD 400 million for Asia Pacific Business Events Industry
Following the record-breaking success of the 2025 Asia Pacific Incentives and Meetings Event (AIME), independent post-show research and analysis projects $400 million (AUD) in business transactions between exhibitors and buyers within the next year, marking a significant 21% increase compared with AIME 2024. AIME 2025 set new records for its size, number of hosted buyers, exhibitors, attendees, and the value of business generated on the show floor. The event, held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) from February 10-12, saw participation from over 675 exhibiting organisations, 640 hosted buyers, and more than 4500 attendees from around the world. As the largest event ever delivered by Talk2 Media & Events, which has managed AIME on behalf of the Melbourne Convention Bureau (MCB) since 2019, AIME 2025's success has led to Talk2 Media & Events being re-appointed to deliver the event in partnership with MCB through to and including AIME 2028. Talk2 Media & Events CEO Matt Pearce stated: “AIME 2025 surpassed all expectations, and the extension of our contract with MCB is a testament to our ability to deliver exceptional events. Our team is committed to building on the momentum of AIME 2025, continuing to innovate, and elevating the event experience. We look forward to working with our partners and the entire business events industry to create even more impactful and successful AIME events in the years to come.” MCB CEO Julia Swanson said: “As the owners of AIME, MCB is thrilled to see the event continue to grow and thrive, producing positive impacts for the business events industry. We look forward to many more years of this landmark event providing a platform for building connections and sharing knowledge, right here in Australia’s events capital.” Event Director Silke Calder stated that the record-breaking AIME 2025 had solidified its position as the premier event for the business events community in Asia Pacific. “After the biggest event our team has produced, we’re thrilled to see the success of the show translate into such incredible business outcomes for our exhibitors, buyers and visitors,” she said. “AIME's success is a testament to the unwavering support of the global business events community, our valued partners, and our dedicated sponsors. Their collaboration is essential in enabling us to deliver a world-class event that drives growth and innovation." Calder noted that demand for AIME 2026 was already strong. “Exhibitors and buyers continue to see the unparalleled opportunities for business development, networking and learning that AIME provides. We look forward to building on this momentum and continuing to shape the future of business events in the Asia Pacific region in the years ahead.” AIME is the first tradeshow on the annual international business events calendar. AIME 2026 will be held 9-11 February 2026 at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre.
Business Travel Show Asia Pacific comes to Singapore this April
The BTN Group which has organised the Business Travel Show Europe for three decades brings the same world-class sourcing, networking and educational programme to the Asia Pacific this April. Slated for the 16th and 17th April at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore on 16-17 April, the inaugural Business Travel Show Asia Pacific seeks to bring together over 200 corporate travel buyers from across the region, the US, the UK, and Europe. Event organisers are slated to bring on more than 50 top-tier exhibitors which include airlines, hotels, TMCs, technology providers and ground transportation services including Oneworld, Wings, Wego, Amex GBT, BCD, Amex Card, and Emburse among others. Business Travel Show Asia Pacific builds on the success of Business Travel Show Europe, the leading event for European corporate travel professionals held annually in London for over 30 years. More than another trade show The Business Travel Show Asia Pacific is much more than just another trade show. The event marks a milestone for the region’s corporate travel industry and a critical platform for fostering knowledge-sharing, networking and growth for industry professionals. The Asia Pacific region is the world's fastest-growing corporate travel market with spending expected to reach US$900 billion this year and the region's diversity presenting opportunities and challenges for travel providers. The event will provide a dynamic meeting point where buyers and suppliers from the APAC region can collaborate to shape the future of corporate travel and buyers are invited to participate in the show’s hosted buyer programme. Tailored for senior corporate travel decision-makers, the programme includes exclusive benefits such as free travel and accommodation, curated one-on-one meetings with suppliers and VIP access to the event across both days. Corporate travel managers and procurement professionals managing their organisation's travel programmes qualify and are urged to register as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. Two days of dynamism Spanning two days, the agenda will include expert panels, thought-provoking workshops and dynamic interactive formats leaving attendees inspired to take their travel programmes to the next level. The 16 free-to-attend sessions will address topics like sustainability, traveller experience, technology, supplier sourcing, resilience, cost-cutting, innovation and more. Speakers from Avis Budget Group, MSD International, IKEA, Rheinmetall, Crisis24, HN Consulting, Align Tech and more will grace the stage. Also, the event will host the first ever Business Travel Innovation Faceoff in APAC, a showcase of cutting-edge solutions set to revolutionise corporate travel, as well as the APAC Travel Buyer of the Year Award, honouring a regional travel or meetings manager who has excelled in advancing corporate travel practices through innovation and boundary-pushing initiatives. The winners of both the Business Travel Innovation Face Off and the APAC Travel Buyer of the Year Award will be presented in the Knowledge Arena on the second day of the show.
Vietnam’s Namia River Retreat nominated twice for 2025 Travel + Leisure Luxury Awards Asia Pacific
Namia River Retreat in Hoi An, received two nominations for the Travel + Leisure Luxury Awards Asia Pacific 2025. The luxury retreat is up for consideration in two categories, namely Hotel Spas and Upcountry Hotels. This recognition highlights Namia's commitment to luxury and exceptional hospitality, offering a blend of cultural discovery and holistic wellness. Inclusive, elegant, exceptional Since it opened in December of last year, Namia River Retreat swiftly established itself as one of Asia’s most unique wellness destinations. Nestled on a tranquil islet along the Thu Bon River, just a 15-minute bicycle ride from the UNESCO Heritage Town of Hoi An, the resort is a sanctuary where the rhythms of nature and the essence of Vietnamese culture come together, making it the perfect destination for an authentic and mindful escape. In just a short time, Namia has captured the attention of global travellers and media alike, being featured in a slew of global lifestyle, travel, and luxury publications including The New York Times, Wallpaper, Financial Review, Robb Report, LATTE, and Tatler Asia among others. This nomination from Travel + Leisure further cements Namia's place among Asia Pacific's most distinguished hospitality experiences. A jewel in the Vietnamese countryside Namia's nomination in the Upcountry Hotels category reflects its unique location and cultural experience offerings. The resort offers guests an escape into nature while paying homage to Hoi An's rich heritage and the vibrant fishing villages through its design. Drawing inspiration from Hoi An's traditional fishermen's boats and countryside houses, Namia's 60 villas feature private pools, seamlessly blending with the natural surroundings and offering breathtaking views of either the verdant forest or the serene Thu Bon River. For travellers seeking a more immersive and authentic experience, Namia River Retreat offers a new gateway to experiencing the rich heritage of Hoi An and Vietnam, with curated experiences thoughtfully crafted to connect people, cultures, and wellbeing. The resort's immersive mini-tours are designed to deepen guests' connection to the region, where every experience, from engaging with skilled artisans to embarking on bamboo bicycle rides through the lush Nipa Forest or enjoying a sunset river cruise, reveals the essence of local life. Where traditional modalities meet contemporary style Namia's wellness philosophy, developed by Lumina Wellbeing, the wellness consultant and operator of the resort, is deeply influenced by Thuốc Nam or Vietnamese herbology, a folk healing system passed down through generations. The resort's spa concept, a key factor in its nomination for the Hotel Spas category, embraces a range of wellness programs to foster deep relaxation and body-mind balance. Such programmes include: Two distinctive wellness pathways available under the wellness-inclusive offer (Mind & Body), tailored to guests' self-assessments or preferred goals during their stay; and treatments and prescriptions are designed in collaboration with local herbalists and traditional doctors. The herbal hammam experience, inspired by the Vietnamese herbal steam therapy “Xông Hơi” using herbs found in southern folk steaming remedies. The signature treatment at Namia: "Diện Chẩn", an oriental facial reflexology technique developed by Professor Bùi Quốc Châu, a Vietnamese acupuncturist during the 1980s. Mindful moments & rituals: "Dưỡng Sinh" movement class in the morning, daily walking meditation inspired by Thich Nhat Hanh's "Peace Is Every Step" philosophy. To conclude the day, guests can enjoy in-room rituals like a mugwort and cajeput bath soak.
Asia Pacific airlines showed a19.9% year-on-year growth for Jan 2025
Preliminary January 2025 traffic figures released by the Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) showed that international passenger markets enjoyed a robust start to the year, driven by a surge in leisure travel during the Lunar New Year festive period. The region’s carriers achieved a solid 19.9% year-on-year growth for the month, transporting a combined total of 35.2 million international passengers. Demand as measured in revenue passenger kilometres (RPK) increased by 22.5%, markedly surpassing the 17.4% year-on-year expansion in available seat capacity. Consequently, the average international passenger load factor rose by 3.5 percentage points, to an elevated 83.7% in January. Despite growing uncertainties in the broader trade environment, air cargo markets also sustained growth in the new year. Higher demand for consumer goods in anticipation of the festive season, resulted in a 4.7% year-on-year increase in international air cargo demand as measured in freight tonne kilometres (FTK), adding to the double-digit growth recorded in January 2024. Expansion in belly-hold space, drove a 10.9% year-on-year increase in offered freight capacity. Average international freight load factor dipped 3.3 percentage points to 55.2% for the month. Commenting on the results, Subhas Menon, AAPA Director General, said: “The year began on a positive note for Asia Pacific carriers, with both international air passenger and cargo markets posting encouraging growth, underpinned by the timing of the Lunar New Year holidays.” Menon added: “The relatively high load factors reflect strong demand but also ongoing capacity constraints, compounded by the grounding of aircraft due to engine issues and delays in aircraft deliveries. These challenges have contributed to an increase in expenditure on maintenance, aircraft leasing, and labour, while greater competition saw to lower yields and operating margins.” Looking ahead, Menon concluded: “Growth prospects remain promising in the coming months, against a backdrop of steady expansion in global economic activity. However, ongoing geopolitical and trade tensions pose potential risks to both business sentiment and consumer demand in the months ahead. The region’s airlines are closely monitoring developments, whilst carefully managing costs to boost operating economics.”
Matthew Rutherford is Princess Cruises’ new vice-president in the Asia Pacific
Cruise industry veteran Matthew Rutherford is set to step into a newly-created role as Princess Cruises’ vice-president for the Asia Pacific come April 2025. Rutherford worked with Carnival for a decade and is currently vice-president for revenue management and deployment for P&O Cruises in Australia. According to Princess Cruises’ chief commercial officer Terry Thornton, Rutherford’s appointment is part of the company’s drive to boost key growth markets within the region. Thornton said of the incoming executive: “His well-rounded expertise in revenue management, strategic planning and data-driven decision-making will be invaluable in driving our growth across the Asia Pacific region.” Rutherford, who is currently based in Sydney, expressed his delight at the appointment, saying: “It is a privilege to lead this remarkable brand across the Asia Pacific region and I look forward to working with the talented team and their travel partners.” 2025 is proving to be an exciting year for Princess Cruises in light of its 60th anniversary as well as the Discovery Princess’ initial docking in Australia by December.
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