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Thailand brings “Ignite Thailand’s Tourism” vision to ITB Asia 2024
The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) brought its home country’s sustainable and responsible tourism initiatives to the forefront at ITB Asia 2024 in Singapore. Thai minister of tourism and sports Sorawong Thienthong, together with Thai ambassador to Singapore Ureerat Chareontoh and TAT governor Thapanee Kiatphaibool, presided over the opening ceremony of the Thailand Pavilion where TAT presented the country’s tourism initiatives which are aligned with the government’s Ignite Thailand’s Tourism vision. The Thailand Pavilion featured the Kingdom’s distinctive attractions, including the “Five Must-Do” experiences, which spotlighted Thailand’s unique charms in both renowned and lesser-known destinations. Visitors were invited to participate in hands-on DIY activities, crafting souvenirs from upcycled materials sourced from marine debris, reinforcing Thailand’s commitment to environmental guardianship. During the event, Thailand also received the 2024 Global Partner Award for Most Popular Destination” from Trip.com, reflecting the nation’s enduring appeal among international travellers and the strength of the partnership between TAT and Trip.com in promoting Thailand as a premier travel destination. A diverse delegation In collaboration with the Phuket Tourism Association, TAT brought together 32 Thai tourism operators, including hotels, resorts, tour services, water parks, and golf clubs, alongside strategic partners TAGTHAI and Thailand Privilege Card. Over 800 business-to-business meetings were conducted, creating valuable new opportunities for Thai tourism enterprises. Last year, over one million Singaporean travellers visited Thailand, and this year, between January and 21 October, 747,994 Singaporeans had already arrived, with Bangkok, Songkhla, Phuket, Krabi, and Pattaya among the most popular destinations. For 2024, TAT aims to attract over one million Singaporean visitors, generating a projected tourism revenue exceeding 48 billion Baht. Key target segments include cross-border and Fly & Drive travellers, Health & Wellness, sports tourists (especially those interested in golf, cycling, marathons, and Muay Thai), youth, and cruise passengers.
Goa Tourism successful with stint at ITB Asia 2024
Goa Tourism's participation at ITB Asia 2024 in Singapore was a successful endeavour, marked by strategic dialogues, high-profile visits, and extensive global networking. The delegation, led by IAS director of tourism Suneel Anchipaka along with GTDC general manager for marketing Gavin Dias and deputy director of tourism Dhiraj Wagle represented Goa at the prestigious travel trade event, reinforcing the state's commitment to expanding its tourism footprint. Reflecting on the occasion, Anchipaka remarked: "Our participation at ITB Asia 2024 has been immensely productive, allowing us to present Goa's unique tourism experiences and forge meaningful connections on a global scale. We are committed to advancing Goa's tourism by focusing on innovative approaches like regenerative tourism that prioritise sustainable growth and the preservation of our cultural and natural assets. The visit of esteemed dignitaries from the High Commission of India reaffirms the importance of promoting Goa as a premier global destination and further solidifies our efforts to engage with international stakeholders." Key discussions As part of its initiatives to boost Goa's tourism, the delegation held a significant meeting with GB Srithar, head of tourism services at VFS Global. This strategic discussion centred on enhancing connectivity and paving the way for growth opportunities in Goa's tourism sector. The meeting explored avenues to strengthen Goa's international reach, enhance ease of travel for international tourists, and position the state as a key destination in the Asian tourism market. Goa Tourism also had G2G meetings with representatives from the Kyrgyz Republic. During these discussions, delegation leaders were joined by Concorde Exotic Voyages senior vice-president as they explored potential collaborations to boost inbound tourism between Goa and the Kyrgyz Republic. The meetings concluded on an optimistic note, with promising prospects for bilateral tourism initiatives. Additionally, meetings were conducted with senior officials from IRCTC and Goa Tourism's delegation partners, including Speedbird, One Calangute, and Concorde Exotic Voyages.
ITB Asia 2024 concludes with 45,000 meetings and 18,500 attendees from 85 countries
ITB Asia to expand its Travel Tech Asia cluster next year, providing deeper insights into cutting-edge hotel technology. The dedicated platform will showcase the latest advancements in reservation systems, equipment, AI tools, CRM platforms, design, and sustainability initiatives — set to redefine the future of accommodation and guest experiences. National Tourism Organisations Reflect on ITB Asia’s 2024 Success Exhibitors from around the globe praised ITB Asia for its ability to bring together the travel industry’s key players under one roof. Ingunn Sakshaug, Market and Travel Trade Specialist at Visit Norway, expressed her enthusiasm: “ITB Asia provides us with a unique opportunity to connect with travel organisers from multiple countries in one place, and this year’s event exceeded our expectations”. Similarly, Thorleifur Thor Jonsson, Senior Manager, Trade Delegations, at Visit Iceland, stated: “ITB Asia is an invaluable platform for Iceland to engage with the Southeast Asian market. The highly efficient meeting system ensures we maximize results.” Xiaolong Wu, Marketing Manager – APAC and MENA Market, at the Malta Tourism Authority, added: “ITB Asia is one of the best platforms for connecting with Asia-Pacific travel trade partners. We look forward to deepening these relationships further.” Joyce Wang, Executive Director of Messe Berlin Asia Pacific, stated: “ITB Asia remains the leading platform for the travel industry in the Asia-Pacific region. The remarkable growth and innovation displayed this year highlight the resilience and forward-thinking nature of our global travel community. We are excited to continue shaping the future of travel together, pushing the boundaries of what’s possible.” Knowledge Theatre: Exploring Travel Trends and Innovations In the Knowledge Theatre, industry leaders engaged in thought-provoking discussions on a range of important topics such as travel behaviour, customer loyalty, sustainability in hotels, or the evolution of extended stay experiences in Asia Pacific: Scott Wegener, Head of Asia Pacific at Tripadvisor, led a session on How Life Stages Influence Travel Behavior, exploring how different life stages affect travel decisions, with a special focus on Japanese travellers. In a Fireside Chat on Customer Loyalty, Todd Handcock, Global Chief Commercial Officer & President Asia Pacific, Collinson International, discussed how brands can use travel experiences to drive customer loyalty, revealing key regional and global travel trends in Asia Pacific. Ananth Ramchandran, Head of Advisory & Strategic Transactions, Hotels & Hospitality, Asia, CBRE, presented on Mainstream and New Hotel Brands Embracing Sustainability, showing how sustainability has moved from a “nice to have” to a core part of hotel brand identity. Chew Hang Song, Deputy COO, Frasers Hospitality, and Sophie Brinsley, EVP – APAC, SilverDoor, joined a Fireside Chat on the Evolution of Extended Stay Experiences, examining the impact of digital transformation and flexible living solutions on the hospitality industry. MICE Show Asia: Insights on Digital Transformation and AI At MICE Show Asia, digital transformation took the spotlight with several key discussions: Errol Lim, COO of Jublia, James Kang, Managing Director of MEPS International Korea, and Dylan Sharma, Co-Founder of TRICOM Events, explored the Role of Digital Transformation in MICE, with a focus on AI-driven tools like personalisation and data analytics that are reshaping event management. Abel Zhao, CEO of Connexus Group Holdings, discussed Globalisation and Localisation in Travel Management Companies (TMCs), highlighting how organisations can successfully integrate localisation into their global strategies to meet evolving market demands. Rita Kuan, Market Development Manager at GSTC, Ian Gan, Chief Sustainability Officer at Singapore EXPO, and Adam Piperdy, Founder of Unearthed Productions, delivered actionable strategies in Driving Sustainability: Strategies for a Greener Future in the MICE Industry, outlining how the industry can adopt sustainability standards and collaborate for long-term impact. Travel Tech Asia: Shaping the Future of Travel Technology Innovation was front and center at Travel Tech Asia, with sessions highlighting the evolving needs of today’s tech-savvy travellers: Andrew Smith, Senior Vice President of Supply at Agoda, delved into Redefining Travel with digital and localised solutions, emphasising the need for hyper-localised experiences to meet customer demands and improve satisfaction. Apo Ozkececi, Senior Vice President at Accelya Group, introduced the New Distribution Capability (NDC), discussing its potential to transform airline retailing and deliver more personalised offers and transparent pricing. David Hughes, Managing Director of Asia Pacific at Uniglobe Travel International, led an insightful session on Building a Travel Programme Fit for the Future, revealing how emerging technologies like Generative AI and Web 3.0 are reshaping the travel management landscape. Yoshiyuki Takano, Group Managing Executive Officer at Rakuten Group, explored Japanese Travel Trends with data-driven insights, showcasing Japan’s growing inbound travel market and addressing challenges like overtourism and environmental changes. Travel Tech Asia 2024 Investment Insights for the Travel and Hospitality Sector The Investment Panel brought together experts like Rayner Loi, Co-Founder & CEO of Lumitics, Nicholas Cocks, Managing Partner at Velocity Ventures, and Bennett Lee, Partner at Velocity Ventures, to discuss Strategic Outlooks for the travel and hospitality sector. The panel highlighted key opportunities in data-driven innovations and sustainability, positioning the industry for long-term growth. The 18th edition of ITB Asia will take place on 15–17 October 2025 in Singapore.
Taiwan showcases indigenous heritage and exclusive promotions at ITB Asia 2024
Taiwan’s diverse landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and vibrant traditions took centre stage at ITB Asia 2024, currently ongoing in Singapore. This year, three Taiwanese exhibitors, including the Taiwan Tourism Administration (B05), MICE One-stop Service, Taipei City Government (B05), and the Council of Indigenous Peoples (D35), teamed up to promote Taiwan's unique tourism resources to travel industry professionals from the Asia-Pacific region. They showcased travel packages aimed at attracting international travellers to explore Taiwan's stunning natural landscapes, indigenous cultures, and vibrant urban attractions. The Taiwan exhibitors at ITB Asia 2024 also highlighted two attractive offers to enhance the travel experience for international visitors. Through the Accelerated Plan to Attract International Tourists, foreign travellers can take advantage of exclusive promotions, such as the "Take THSR with 2 for 1 One-way Ticket for Non-Taiwanese Passport Holders" promotion, making it easier to explore Taiwan’s stunning landscapes via high-speed rail. Additionally, Taiwan provides generous subsidies for corporate incentive travel, offering financial support for groups of 500+ staying 3 days/2 nights or 300+ staying 4 days/3 nights, with extra per-person subsidies available for longer stays, encouraging participation in cultural activities and local experiences. An island-wide adventure Taiwan offers international travellers an abundance of experiences, from modern urban attractions to deep cultural roots and breathtaking natural beauty. Under the theme "Mountains, Waters, and Island Fun," the Taiwan Tourism Administration highlighted the island's diverse landscapes, which range from majestic mountains to serene coastal areas. These features provide ample opportunities for eco-tourism, outdoor adventures, and immersive cultural experiences. Getting into indigenous culture A special focus was placed on Taiwan’s indigenous tribes and their sustainable tourism practices, offering visitors a deep dive into the island's rich heritage and traditions. Taiwan is home to 16 indigenous tribes, each with its own unique culture, language, and customs. Travellers can embark on tribal tours, participate in traditional dances, taste local cuisine, and explore scenic landscapes, all while supporting sustainable tourism and local communities. At ITB Asia’s main stage, the Council of Indigenous Peoples introduced Taiwan's Truku Tribe, showcasing traditional attire, inviting the audience to join Taroko dance steps, and offering interactive experiences with the Truku xylophone, with participants receiving local handmade crafts as gifts.
In Photos: ITB Asia 2024
We bring you first glimpses from ITB Asia 2024, being held in Singapore, alongside MICE Show Asia and Travel Tech Asia from 23 -25 October 2024.
17th ITB Asia 2024 opens with 85+ tourism organisations and convention bureaus in Singapore
ITB Asia 2024 begins in Singapore, alongside MICE Show Asia and Travel Tech Asia bringing together travel trade for business, networking and conferences from 23 -25 October 2024. Addressing the attendees at the opening of the ITB Asia 2024, Dr. Mario Tobias, CEO, Messe Berlin stated: “A very warm welcome to our 17th edition of ITB Asia, where, here in Singapore in Marina Bay Sands alongside MICE Show Asia and Travel Tech Asia. Thank you all for joining us for powerful meetings of good discussions. ITB Asia 2024 is a key platform that brings together thought leaders from different areas to discuss travel and tourism, opportunities for proliferation and industry growth.” Dr. Mario Tobias “This years’ show promises to be the biggest and most diverse till now. The show is spread across 17,000 square metres filled with exhibitors from all over the world and guests, showcasing everything from destinations, airlines, hotels to cruises and MICE. Cutting edge and groundbreaking technologies for the years to come would be showcased there. Over 85 Tourism organisations and convention bureaus have joined us. There is an increase of more than 75 per cent from exhibitors joining from the African region compared to the last year’s show. The European region also has an increase of over 25 per cent. We see new participants from the Asian countries, America and from ME. Among the exhibitors we have the Ministry of Heritage and Tourism from the Sultanate of Oman, Visit Norway, Tourism Armenia, Visit Jordon, Ministry of Tourism, Government of India and many more.” He concluded: “ITB Asia 2024 is all about innovating for tomorrow, strengthening future resilience in travel and tourism, we will be diving into critical discussions and into leisure and corporate travel, MICE and rapidly evolving technologies. With over 160 speakers, 100 sessions and nearly 70 hours of fully packed programs. There remains a wealth of information to be imbibed.” Alvin Tan The Guest of Honour at ITB Asia 2024, Alvin Tan, Minister of State for the Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth, and the Ministry of Trade & Industry, Government of Singapore, he thanked all for coming and stated that the city is open for many events. He said: “Singapore is a place to experiment. If you have new ideas, you have new suggestions and you need to try them out, then Singapore is the destination. We recently held the Formula 1 Singapore Airlines Singapore Grand Prix 2024 night race, that is extremely popular. We also we were also asked to hold the first international Olympic E ports week in Singapore. If you have a good novel idea, and you want to execute in Singapore, we are open for business. Thank you very much for your time and your confidence in Singapore, and have a great idea to be ITB Asia 2024.” This was followed by the keynote address from Liz Ortiguera, Managing Director Asia-Pacific and Sr Advisor to CEO World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) and Kevin Goh, Chief Executive Officer, Lodging, CapitaLand Investment Limited and Chief Executive Officer, The Ascott Limited. The premier event is covering key verticals in the travel industry – MICE, Leisure, Corporate Travel, and Travel Technology. Under this year’s theme “Innovating for Tomorrow: Strengthening Future Resilience in Travel and Tourism", the agenda of the three-day conference comprises knowledge and insights across three focused tracks on how to adapt to changing consumer expectations, improve operational efficiency and create more sustainable and immersive experiences Participating Tourism Organisation and Convention Bureaus, representing the full spectrum of the global travel industry, include Bangladesh Tourism Board, Business Events Perth, Czech Tourism, Guam Visitors Bureau, Ho Chi Minh Tourism Promotion Centre, Hokkaido Tourism Organisation, Johor Tourism Board, Malta Tourism Authority, Marianas Visitors Authority, Ministry of Heritage and Tourism of Sultanate of Oman, Ministry of Tourism Government of India, Penang Tourism Board, Philippines Tourism Board, Sabah Tourism Board, Sapporo Convention Bureau, Sarawak Tourism Board, Seoul Tourism Organisation, Singapore Tourism Board, Taiwan Tourism Administration, Tourism Authority of Thailand, Tourism Armenia, Visit Almaty, Visit Anchorage, VisitBerlin, Visit Finland, Visit Iceland, Visit Jordan, Visit Rovaniemi, Visit Sarajevo, Zagreb Tourist Board.
ITB Asia slated to discuss innovation for tourism resilience
ITB Asia returns from 23rd to 25th October this year at Singapore’s Sands Expo & Convention Centre. Revolving around the theme Innovating for Tomorrow: Strengthening Future Resilience in Travel and Tourism, this year’s conference casts the spotlight on ground-breaking knowledge and insights across three focused tracks on how to adapt to changing consumer expectations, improve operational efficiency and create more sustainable and immersive experiences. Joyce Wang, executive director of conference organiser Messe Berlin Asia Pacific, said of the event: “ITB Asia Conference is where tourism leaders gather to take the pulse of the future and discuss trends on business continuity and resilience. ITB Asia is jam-packed and full of energy, celebrating the vibrant travel and tourism scene with its cultural and destination showcases, complemented by a seamless B2B business meetings scheduler.” Wang added that some of the most brilliant minds in the global travel sector will be discussing the most pressing topics critical to the future of MICE, corporate travel, leisure travel, and travel technology. Such discussions aim to strengthen the industry's resilience and pave the way for its future. A sustainable future World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) managing director for the Asia-Pacific Liz Ortiguera delivers the opening keynote on 23rd October, the first day of the conference. With the theme Global Trends for Sustainable Travel and Tourism, Ortiguera’s speech offers an economic outlook on the industry within the Asia-Pacific and how it is affected by global and regional trends influencing the international sector’s shift to a more sustainable future. Technology and hospitality Other keynote speakers include CapitaLand Investment Limited’s CEO for lodging and The Ascott Limited CEO Kevin Goh who speaks on Navigating the Future of Travel: Embracing Technological Innovation. According to Goh, technology is a catalyst that shapes the future of tourism, with the ability to transform the traveller experience, operational efficiency and sustainability. With regard to his work, Goh said: “As Ascott charts our course towards global leadership in hospitality, we see technology as crucial to enhancing our productivity and service standards. To continue leading in innovation, we must foster a culture that not only embraces technological advancements but also empowers our workforce to fully harness these innovations.” He added that this approach will pave the way for a transformative future in travel, where technology and human expertise converge to deliver unparalleled experiences. The future of MICE in the Asia-Pacific Running concurrently with ITB Asia 2024 is MICE Show Asia, the leading conference for MICE and corporate travel. This year’s agenda for the MICE Show features a wealth of insights into the topics of sustainability in long-term event planning, the transformative impact of AI and digital innovation, and the integration of experiential experiences at events. Attendees who want to keep abreast of the latest trends in the MICE industry will find what they are looking for in Trends vs Reality: A Global Look at What’s Ahead in Our Industry with Content, Events, and Experiences. Led by BCD Meetings & Events vice-president and executive creative director Taylor Smith and BCD’s managing director for the Asia-Pacific Sanjay Seth, discussions will cover trends such as storytelling, experiential immersion, AI and sustainability.
ONYX Hospitality Group shines bright at ITB Asia 2023
Centre: Mr Yuthachai Charanachitta, CEO, ONYX Hospitality Group surrounded by the group’s general managers ONYX Hospitality Group, a renowned Bangkok-based hospitality company celebrated for its hotels and resorts, serviced apartments, and luxury residences across Asia Pacific, is delighted to share its latest achievements following its successful participation at ITB Asia, the leading travel trade show in the region, held from 25th to 27th October 2023. At this influential event, ONYX Hospitality Group connected with industry partners, showcased its world-class meeting and event facilities, and provided insights into its aggressive expansion strategy, solidifying its position as "The Best Medium-sized Hospitality Management Company in Southeast Asia." With a profound commitment to a "Tailored Approach to Hospitality," ONYX Hospitality Group boasts an impressive portfolio of 44 properties spread across Thailand, Malaysia, China, the Maldives, Bangladesh, and Laos. These properties are managed under four innovative and intuitive brands, including Amari, OZO, Shama, and Oriental Residence. Expanding Horizons ONYX Hospitality Group is on an ambitious trajectory, with plans to operate over 50 properties by 2025 and an even more ambitious target of 70 by 2028. Notable recent additions include the exquisite Amari Raaya Maldives, which welcomed its first guests in Q3 2023, and the eagerly anticipated Amari Colombo Sri Lanka set to open its doors in 2024. Moreover, the group has a further 9 properties in the pipeline, with 8 slated to make their grand debut in 2024. While ONYX's presence spans the globe, its core strategic focus for growth centres on Southeast Asia, specifically the dynamic markets of Thailand and Malaysia. This emphasis on Southeast Asia is substantiated by the region's thriving tourism industry, increasing demand for high-quality accommodations, and a burgeoning MICE sector, all of which underscore the region's suitability for our expansion endeavours. Furthermore, the company is actively exploring opportunities in Hong Kong to secure additional projects and expand its presence in the region. The year 2024 is set to witness significant growth in Malaysia and Thailand. Beyond 2024, ONYX has its sights set on Indonesia, with plans to establish a strong presence in Bali, Jakarta, and beyond, thus cementing its footprints in this dynamic and thriving region. The Relaunch of Amari Bangkok For thirty illustrious years, Amari Watergate Bangkok has been an iconic landmark in the bustling heart of Bangkok’s Central Business District. Known for its commitment to excellence and the support of its loyal guests, Amari Watergate Bangkok has undergone a transformation. The decision to streamline its name to "Amari Bangkok" signifies more than just a rebranding; it is a celebration of unity and a tribute to the dynamic spirit of Bangkok. Amari Bangkok embodies the very essence of the city - a city that never sleeps, always welcoming, and endlessly vibrant. The brand proposition, "Brighten Your World," reflects its commitment to celebrating life’s moments of joy. The launch of the enhanced Amari Bangkok follows the completion of significant refurbishments with the overall aim of becoming the premier destination in the city across leisure, business, and MICE travel. The upgrades include a new collection of premier rooms and suites with contemporary interiors. A number of new dining establishments have been added to cater to the needs of travelers, ensuring the hotel has become a gastronome’s paradise. Additionally, “maai spa” will launch at Amari Bangkok in 2024. Commenting, the group’s CEO, Yuthachai Charanachitta, said: "As part of our broader vision, the group aims to solidify its position as 'The Best Medium-sized Hospitality Management Company in Southeast Asia,' reflecting our commitment to excellence and continuously elevating the standards of hospitality in the region. We are dedicated to providing exceptional guest experiences, fostering sustainable practices, and positioning ourselves as the premier city venue for Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions (MICE) while growing our presence in Southeast Asia's dynamic and competitive hospitality industry. With the relaunch of Amari Bangkok, we pay homage to our heritage and celebrate the city's vibrant multicultural spirit, mirroring Bangkok's perpetual brightness and warm hospitality, and offering our guests the opportunity to choose an established property with a contemporary edge." ONYX Hospitality Group remains committed to delivering exceptional hospitality experiences while contributing positively to the growth and sustainability in the dynamic and competitive market and meeting the ever-evolving demands of travellers.
ITB Asia 2025, Singapore
ITB Asia, Asia’s Leading Travel Trade Show,is an annually held B2B trade show and convention for the travel industry; it is designed to be the
ITB Asia 2024 – Marina Bay Sands, Singapore from 23 – 25 October 2024.
ITB Asia, Asia's Leading Travel Trade Show, is an annually held B2B trade show and convention for the travel industry; it is designed to be the primary event for the Asia Pacific travel industry, much like its parent event – ITB Berlin.
ITB Asia 2023: Marina Bay Sands, Singapore 25 – 27 October 2023
ITB Asia, Asia's Leading Travel Trade Show, is an annually held B2B trade show and convention for the travel industry; it is designed to be the primary event for the Asia Pacific travel industry, much like its parent event – ITB Berlin.
ITB Asia 2022: 19-21 October Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
ITB Asia 2022 is co-located with MICE Show Asia and Travel Tech Asia covering the key verticals in the travel industry such as Leisure, MICE, Corporate, and Travel Technology. With three shows in one event, it has become Asia's largest travel showcase.
ITB India 2025, Mumbai India
What is ITB India ITB India is an annual 3-day business-to-business trade show and convention curated to connect you to the
ITB India 2024 – 11 – 13 September 2024 at Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai, India.
ITB India is an annual 3-day business-to-business trade show and convention curated to connect you to the Indian Travel Market. ITB India brings together key travel industry leaders and international exhibitors from various segments of MICE, Leisure, Corporate and Travel & Technology. Leverage on ITB India to capture the fast-growing Indian and South Asian Markets, forge new partnerships and strengthen existing business relations with the most important players in India.
ITB India 2023 – 26 to 28 April 2023, Mumbai India
The 3rd edition of ITB India will take place in-person from 26 - 28 April 2023 in Jio World Convention Centre, Mumbai, India. This 3-day business-to-business travel and tourism trade fair for India has been put together to bring different facets of the Indian Travel Market.
ITB India 2022: 4 – 8 April 2022, Mumbai, India (Hybrid event)
ITB India will be held from 4 - 8 April 2022, with the physical event happening from 4 - 6 April 2022 and the virtual component from 7 - 8 April 2022. The show is organised by Indo-German Chamber of Commerce and supported by Messe Berlin (Singapore) Pte Ltd.
Travel Tech Asia 2022: 19-21 October, Marina Bay Sands Singapore
Travel Tech Asia is a must-attend event for all Travel Tech industry professionals. We gather people and companies who are looking to showcase their innovations, explore new business frontiers, sign deals, discover latest travel technologies and network with like-minded individuals. Join us at Travel Tech Asia to establish high-quality contacts and generate potential leads for your business.
MICE Show Asia 2022: 19-21 October, Marina Bay Sands Singapore
The fourth edition of MICE Show Asia will be an in-person event in 2022 from Wednesday, 19 October – Friday, 21 October 2022. Co-located with ITB Asia and Travel Tech Asia, MICE Show Asia is the Premier MICE Show in Asia. An unmissable event for the meeting industry in APAC, MICE Show Asia is where the incentive travel, meetings and events industries come together to connect and build the future of MICE. From industry suppliers, meetings & events professionals to up-and-coming MICE innovators, we welcome a wide range of disciplines, sectors and all levels of seniority. Everyone is here, every time.