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Etihad Cargo expands reach in Southeast Asia via partnership with Teleport
Southeast Asian integrated logistics specialist Teleport recently signed a partnership with Etihad Cargo, the cargo and logistics arm of Etihad Airways. The agreement was signed on Monday, 3rd November, at Air Cargo Southeast Asia, marking another collaboration milestone in the strategic partnership between Etihad Cargo and Teleport, which currently operates a successful joint freighter deployment from Ho Chi Minh City. This partnership with Capital A’s logistics arm aims to expand Etihad Cargo’s Southeast Asia network with the launch of a new freighter deployment from Techo International Airport in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. Commencing during the winter 2025 season, the service will operate two weekly flights utilising Airbus A321F aircraft, adding an additional 50 tonnes of cargo capacity per week. A better way to service key markets Operating via Abu Dhabi, the new service will provide seamless main deck connections to Etihad Cargo’s global network, including key markets in the Middle East, Europe and the Americas. The launch follows Etihad Airways’ recent introduction of passenger services to Phnom Penh using the airline’s new Airbus A321LR, which has seen strong cargo performance since inception, with consistently high utilisation. The additional freighter capacity will cater to Cambodia’s growing import and export markets, supporting key verticals such as garments, electronics, perishables and pharmaceuticals, and providing customers with improved access to Etihad Cargo’s global network via Abu Dhabi. Etihad Airways’ chief cargo officer Stanislas Brun said of the launch: “The launch of dedicated freighter deployments from Phnom Penh further strengthens Etihad Cargo’s presence in Southeast Asia and demonstrates our commitment to supporting the region’s dynamic trade flows. In partnership with Teleport, this new route provides much-needed additional capacity, connecting Cambodia’s exporters to key global markets and enhancing connectivity across our expanding network.” Meanwhile, Teleport’s chief business officer Jan Philipp Pöter commented: “Our long standing partnership with Etihad Cargo has grown significantly from our interline cooperation in 2022, to deploying our freighters between Saigon and Kuala Lumpur in 2024 and extending services to Phuket in 2025. Today, we are expanding these freighter programmes further across Southeast Asia, a testament to the combined agility of our partnership, enabling us to launch new routes faster and effectively respond to market needs. This progression demonstrates Teleport’s commitment to going beyond traditional partnerships, ensuring our partners never fly empty while creating mutual growth across both networks.” The introduction of the Phnom Penh freighter deployment sees Etihad Cargo expand its dedicated freighter network while also optimising bellyhold capacity across its passenger fleet. By enhancing connectivity and offering flexible, reliable solutions, Etihad Cargo continues to support customers in accessing global markets with confidence and efficiency.
Vietjet Achieves 97% of 2025 Target, Strengthening India’s Connections to Southeast Asia
Vietjet has announced strong business results for the third quarter of 2025 (3Q2025), achieving 97% of its annual plan while maintaining steady growth momentum. This performance reflects the success of Vietjet’s extensive expansion in the India–Vietnam market, where new routes launched since early 2025 have significantly boosted passenger volumes and revenue, strengthening connectivity between India and Southeast Asia. Impressive revenue and profit growth In 3Q2025, Vietjet’s air transport revenue reached VND16.728 trillion (approx. US$636 million) with a pre-tax profit of VND393 billion (approx. US$14.9 million). For the first nine months of the year, the airline achieved air transport revenue of VND52.329 trillion (approx. US$1.98 billion) and a pre-tax profit of VND1.987 trillion (approx. US$75.5 million), which increased by 28% YoY. Nine-month consolidated revenue reached VND52.769 trillion (approx. US$2 billion), with a profit of VND 2.051 trillion (approx. US$77.9 million), up by 17% YoY. Ancillary revenue amounted to VND6.893 trillion (approx. US$261.8 million), accounting for 41% of total air revenue and reflecting a 19% YoY growth. Expanded international network with high efficiency As of September 30, 2025, Vietjet operated 219 routes (169 international and 50 domestic), transporting 21.5 million passengers with a fleet of 98 aircraft. The load factor stood at 86%, and technical reliability reached 99.72%, placing Vietjet among the highest in the region. Strengthening India-Vietnam air connectivity has become a cornerstone of Vietjet’s growth strategy, underscoring the airline’s commitment to one of its most important international markets. The airline launched two new routes between the two countries in 2025, now directly linking Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Hyderabad, Kochi, and Bengaluru to major Vietnamese cities: Hanoi, Da Nang and Ho Chi Minh City. This expanded network unlocks effortless access from India to numerous destinations across Asia-Pacific, leveraging Vietjet’s extensive reach and affordable fares. 20% dividend reflects strong financial foundation Vietjet’s Board of Directors has approved a 20% stock dividend plan, in which the airline is to issue more than 118.3 million shares, with a total nominal value exceeding VND1.183 trillion (approx. US$44.93 million). This decision was made based on impressive business results and a robust financial position, ensuring long-term benefits for shareholders. Investing for sustainable growth Vietjet is investing in a new Aircraft Maintenance Center in Long Thanh airport, adopting sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), and expanding high-quality workforce training at the Vietjet Aviation Academy. The airline has been recognized with the 2025 Sustainability Award from AirlineRatings; named one of Asia's Best Workplaces; and listed in Forbes' Top 50 Best Public Companies in Vietnam, affirming its international stature in the aviation sector. Supported by favorable market trends, low fuel prices, and a solid technological and financial foundation, Vietjet anticipates continued robust growth in 2026, offering travelers greater connectivity and more competitive fares on routes between India and Vietnam.
Christine Tan named area managing director in Southeast Asia at Preferred Travel Group
Global travel and hospitality company Preferred Travel Group has announced the appointment of Christine Tan as its area managing director for Southeast Asia. Based in Singapore, Tan will oversee account management and business development across the region, driving growth and brand visibility for Preferred’s global portfolio of over 600 distinctive, independent, luxury hotels and experiences across 80 countries. Known for her collaborative leadership style and ability to build meaningful client relationships, Tan will play an integral role in advancing Preferred Travel Group’s mission to support independent hotels with innovative solutions, strong global distribution, and personalized partnership. The way forward Preferred Travel Group president Michelle Woodley explained that Tan’s appointment marks an exciting step forward for the Group as it continues to invest in the strength and growth of our Asia Pacific region. Woodley said of Tan: “Her exceptional leadership experience, deep regional relationships, and proven ability to drive strategic value make her an outstanding addition to our regional and global teams. As an organization built on partnership and performance, we are confident Christine will play a key role in elevating our member engagement, expanding our footprint across Southeast Asia, and further the value we bring to our members.” Tan herself remarked: “Southeast Asia remains one of the most dynamic and opportunity-rich regions in global travel. Joining Preferred Travel Group at this moment of momentum is incredibly exciting, and I look forward to supporting our existing members while expanding our presence with new hotels that share our values of independence, innovation, and excellence. Throughout my career, I’ve seen how strong relationships and shared purpose can transform businesses and communities. Preferred Travel Group stands apart as a true champion of individuality: a brand that celebrates the unique character of each property while offering the power of global reach and trusted partnership. I’m delighted to join this remarkable global team and look forward to working alongside our hotel partners, along with the regional and global teams, to drive success and celebrate the unique stories of Southeast Asia.” Getting to know Christine Tan With over 30 years of experience across the global hospitality and technology sectors, Tan brings deep expertise in hotel distribution, sales strategy, and client relationship management. Throughout her career, she has held senior leadership roles with organizations including Yanolja Cloud, D-Edge, Trust International, Pegasus Solutions, ANA Hotels International, and Whale Media, and co-founded HEMs Group, a consultancy focused on e-business and revenue optimization for hotels. Most recently, she served as vice-president of sales in APAC for Lighthouse, a SaaS enterprise platform serving more than 75,000 hotels worldwide. Tan has lived and worked in Europe, the United States, and Asia, developing a nuanced understanding of the diverse cultures and business practices that shape today’s global travel industry.
Preferred Travel Group appoints Christine Tan as Area Managing Director for Southeast Asia
Preferred Travel Group, the family-owned global travel and hospitality company that operates brands including Preferred Hotels & Resorts and Beyond Green, announced the appointment of Christine Tan as Area Managing Director for Southeast Asia, October 29, 2025. Based in Singapore, Christine will oversee account management and business development across the region, driving growth and brand visibility for Preferred’s global portfolio of over 600 distinctive, independent, luxury hotels and experiences across 80 countries. “Christine’s appointment marks an exciting step forward for Preferred Travel Group as we continue to invest in the strength and growth of our Asia Pacific region,” said Michelle Woodley, President, Preferred Travel Group. “Her exceptional leadership experience, deep regional relationships, and proven ability to drive strategic value make her an outstanding addition to our regional and global teams. As an organization built on partnership and performance, we are confident Christine will play a key role in elevating our member engagement, expanding our footprint across Southeast Asia, and further the value we bring to our members.” With more than 30 years of experience across the global hospitality and technology sectors, Christine brings deep expertise in hotel distribution, sales strategy, and client relationship management. Throughout her career, she has held senior leadership roles with organizations including Yanolja Cloud, D-Edge, Trust International, Pegasus Solutions, ANA Hotels International, and Whale Media, and co-founded HEMs Group, a consultancy focused on e-business and revenue optimization for hotels. Most recently, she served as Vice President of Sales – APAC for Lighthouse, a SaaS enterprise platform serving more than 75,000 hotels worldwide. “Southeast Asia remains one of the most dynamic and opportunity-rich regions in global travel. Joining Preferred Travel Group at this moment of momentum is incredibly exciting, and I look forward to supporting our existing members while expanding our presence with new hotels that share our values of independence, innovation, and excellence,” said Tan. “Throughout my career, I’ve seen how strong relationships and shared purpose can transform businesses and communities. Preferred Travel Group stands apart as a true champion of individuality – a brand that celebrates the unique character of each property while offering the power of global reach and trusted partnership. I’m delighted to join this remarkable global team and look forward to working alongside our hotel partners, along with the regional and global teams, to drive success and celebrate the unique stories of Southeast Asia.” Christine has lived and worked in Europe, the United States, and Asia, developing a nuanced understanding of the diverse cultures and business practices that shape today’s global travel industry. Known for her collaborative leadership style and ability to build meaningful client relationships, she will play an integral role in advancing Preferred Travel Group’s mission to support independent hotels with innovative solutions, strong global distribution, and personalized partnership.
Royal Caribbean’s Ovation of the Seas returns to Southeast Asia for a spectacular new season
Royal Caribbean’s Ovation of the Seas returns to Singapore for a season of spectacular getaways to Southeast Asia’s most sought-after destinations. From now through March 2026, families and holidaymakers alike can look forward to everything from weekend escapes to longer adventures packed with world-class thrills, chills, entertainment, and dining experiences for every type of traveller. Royal Caribbean vice-president and managing director in the Asia-Pacific Chad Grospe said: “Families remain at the centre of everything we do, and our ships are designed to bring everyone together through unforgettable shared moments whether it’s exploring local cultures, enjoying world-class entertainment or trying new adventures at sea, With Ovation’s return to Singapore, holidaymakers can enjoy the ease of beginning their holiday closer to home, while enjoying Royal Caribbean’s unique blend of adventure and relaxation.” Likewise, Singapore Tourism Board (STB)’s director for cruise Jacqueline Ng enthused: “We are delighted to welcome Royal Caribbean’s Ovation of the Seas back to Singapore for her seasonal homeport deployment. Aligned with our Tourism 2040 vision, this exciting return strengthens Singapore’s appeal as a vibrant holiday getaway, offers families unique options to explore the region from Singapore, and underscores the cruise industry’s confidence in Singapore as their regional hub.” A season to look forward to This season, Ovation will offer a variety of adventures from Singapore, ranging from 3- to 5-night getaways to 8-night journeys, with visits to popular destinations like Penang, Malaysia, Phuket, Thailand, and Bali, Indonesia. Short 3- to 4-night getaways make it easy for travellers to recharge while exploring nearby favourites such as Penang where guests can wander through George Town’s colourful street art and heritage architecture, while sampling local street food and browsing bustling markets. In Phuket, guests can unwind on golden beaches by day and experience lively night markets after dark. For those seeking a little more time away, the 5-night Penang & Phuket Overnight journey combines the highlights of both destinations. Guests can enjoy authentic hawker fare, explore cultural landmarks, and take part in island-hopping excursions for immersive experiences. Guests can embark on a longer 8-night Bali Adventure, spending two full days in Celukan Bawang and Benoa in Bali. Vacationers can relax on Bali’s stunning beaches, visit coastal temples, and experience the vibrant local culture. The journey also includes a visit to Lombok, Indonesia, known for its pristine shorelines, laid-back charm, and natural beauty. Ovation will also celebrate the festive season with a 4-night Christmas getaway, departing 24th December 2025 to Penang and Phuket. Plus, to ring in the New Year, an 8-night journey departing 28th December 2025 to Bali combines regional highlights with unforgettable holiday experiences. Experiences unique to Royal Caribbean Royal Caribbean continues to introduce new experiences specially designed for the Asian market, bringing the best of the brand to the region. On Ovation, holidaymakers can enjoy a wide array of Royal Caribbean’s signature highlights and experiences. Adventurers can soar on RipCord by iFLY, the first skydiving simulator at sea, or take in panoramic views from the North Star all-glass observation capsule, which rises over 90 metres above the ocean. For indoor fun, SeaPlex, the largest indoor activity space at sea, offers everything from bumper cars and roller skating to arcade games and a sports court. The excitement continues with world-class entertainment, from live music to jaw-dropping shows at the transformational Two70, where guests can enjoy cutting-edge performances that combine aerial acrobatics, robotics, and projection-mapped visuals. With 17 dining options to choose from, travellers can indulge in flavours from around the globe. Guests can enjoy fresh Italian dishes at Jamie’s Italian by Jamie Oliver, Japanese favourites at Izumi, imaginative creations at Wonderland, premium steaks at Chops Grille, Mediterranean-inspired dishes at Solarium Bistro, or casual classics at the ever-popular Windjammer Café.
Air Charter Service reaps rewards in Southeast Asia
Asia has seen strong growth in the private charter market over the first nine months of the year, outperforming the global average (based on WingX figures), and Air Charter Service’s business in the Southeast part of the region has seen its Singapore office experience incredible growth in that period, arranging 61% more charters than at the same stage last year. Brendan Toomey, ACS Singapore’s CEO, commented: “We have had a great first nine months of the year, with charter numbers up by 61%, and we surpassed last year’s total last month. We have seen even larger growth in revenue figures, as we are up 155% on last year. “The economic climate of the region, and Singapore in particular, has played its part in our success. With many companies relocating their regional headquarters out of Hong Kong in recent years, Singapore has benefitted, emerging as one of the top choices for several global corporations. The country’s growth is not only in the business world, it is also one of Asia’s main aviation hubs – the fourth busiest airport in the world for international passengers and an extremely busy one with cargo shipments. “Our revenue has been buoyed, in part, by a series of large cargo aircraft charters that we arranged between Cambodia and Thailand, following the border closures in the region a few months ago, but underlying growth is still strong, at 65%. By the end of this year, we are set to have record levels both of charter numbers and revenue, our best since we opened in 2020. It’s an exciting time for the office – we have an amazing group here, and we are looking to add new members to the team over the coming months to cope with our growth in business.”
China-Laos-Thailand railway initiative to boost economic growth in Southeast Asia
Experts at the Conference on Logistics and Tourism Promotion Along the China-Laos-Thailand Railway declared that new inroads to cooperation could be made via better transportation connectivity in the region. The conference was held in Khon Kaen, Thailand on Tuesday, 19th August. According to Mekong Institute executive director Suriyan Vichitlekarn: "Transport connectivity, particularly the railway system, is a strategic economic corridor for boosting economic growth, regional resilience and deepening intercountry integration across the Greater Mekong Subregion.” Indeed, the railway which takes travellers from the Golden Triangle to the Chinese mainland stands to benefit fields as diverse as health and wellness, tourism, logistics, and the creative sector. Vichitlekarn said: "Logistics efficiency is a tangible leap forward for cross-border trade facilitation. The railway brings exciting possibilities for revitalizing regional tourism. It catalyzes inclusive economic opportunities, particularly for cultural and community-based tourism.” Cooperative efforts Organised by the Mekong Institute, the conference was co-hosted by the Chinese Consulate General in Khon Kaen and the Foreign Affairs Office of China's Yunnan province. Over 300 participants attended, including government officials, scholars and industry representatives from China, Laos, Thailand, and other nations within Southeast Asia Chinese consul-general to Khon Kaen Liu Hongmei said at the event: "The cooperation practice of the China-Laos-Thailand Railway is a vivid example of mutual benefit and win-win between China and its neighboring countries. The conference provides a mechanism guarantee for the railway to fully exert its benefits." Liu added that, with greater logistics efficiency and deeper tourism collaboration ahead, the railway will not only serve as a driver of regional economic growth but also as a bridge bringing people across the region closer. While the Thai section remains under construction, it is expected that the completed China-Laos-Thailand Railway will connect Bangkok with Yunnan via Laos, where a high-speed line is already in operation. The project's second phase in Thailand is expected to be operational by 2030. More than another link Likewise, Thai vice-minister of tourism and sports Jakkaphon Tangsutthitham pointed out how the railway is more than just a physical link: it also serves as a strategic gateway connecting China with Southeast Asia. As such, it will be a driving force for the tourism industry that links cultural, natural and creative destinations across the region. However, Tangsutthitham also pointed out that having the infrastructure alone is not enough, citing the need for active cross-border coordination. Apart from streamlining border crossings and improving customs and immigration processes, involved parties also need to engage and empower local communities as stakeholders along the railway route to enhance services and create more attractions.
Plaza Premium Group Appoints Cavin Loh as Regional General Manager for Southeast Asia
Plaza Premium Group (PPG) is pleased to announce the promotion of Cavin Loh as Regional General Manager for Southeast Asia - Malaysia, Indonesia, Cambodia, and Thailand. With over 15 years of experience in hospitality and airport services, Cavin has been a key pillar of PPG for more than a decade. His previous roles as Area General Manager and Regional Commercial Director of Southeast Asia underscore his deep understanding of regional operations and commitment to customer service excellence. In his new role, Cavin oversees and drives the strategic growth, operational excellence, and commercial performance of Plaza Premium Group. His leadership ensures alignment with the Group’s global strategy while adapting to the distinct needs and opportunities of each local market. Beginning his career in the hotel sector, Cavin built a strong foundation in hospitality, which continues to shape his leadership style and strategic approach. He is widely recognized for his ability to deliver measurable business outcomes through sharp analytical thinking and long-term strategic planning skills—essential in advancing PPG’s strategic initiatives and enhancing support for each market’s unique growth potential. Outside of work, Cavin is passionate about travel and sports—interests that resonate with the dynamic nature of the industry and PPG’s company culture. His dedication to service and hospitality excellence reflects the Group’s mission to Make Travel Better. “Cavin has been instrumental in accelerating commercial growth and operational excellence throughout Southeast Asia. His proactive leadership, strategic collaborations, and commitment to enhancing customer experiences—combined with his strong stakeholder management and relationship-building capabilities—have strengthened our regional performance. With his sharp strategic acumen and long-term vision, we are confident that Cavin will continue to drive Plaza Premium Group’s success in this dynamic market,” said Suresh Kumar, Chief Operating Officer of Plaza Premium Group.
Emirates Appoints Ruder Finn Era as its Public Relations Agency of Record for Southeast Asia
Emirates has appointed Ruder Finn Era as its public relations agency of record for Southeast Asia, following a multi-agency pitch involving several leading regional firms. The mandate will see Ruder Finn Era take on communications strategy and execution across key Southeast Asian markets including Thailand, Vietnam, Indonesia, Philippines and Malaysia, for Emirates’ consumer travel and B2B cargo divisions. The integrated communications consultancy will support Emirates in deepening brand affinity and cultural relevance through a strategic mix of corporate storytelling, market insights, reputation management and locally grounded engagement with key publics. The appointment comes at a pivotal time for Southeast Asia’s travel sector, which is experiencing a resurgence driven by tourism demand, new route expansions, and growing regional connectivity. “As a region, Southeast Asia is one of the most diverse and dynamic business landscapes in the world,” said Anthony Larmon, Managing Director, Ruder Finn Era. “As a Skywards member myself, the team and I are very proud to support Emirates, a brand that sets the global standard for excellence in air travel. Together, we will help stories travel across borders and leave a lasting, memorable impact.” The firm’s appointment reinforces the group’s position as one of the top consultancies in Asia-Pacific, and Ruder Finn Era’s reputation as one of Southeast Asia’s fastest-growing independent communications consultancies. Known for its award-winning campaigns across corporate, lifestyle, and social impact sectors, Ruder Finn Era remains the only homegrown Southeast Asian PR firm to have won a PRovoke Global SABRE award, and it consistently ranks among the region’s best with multiple Consultancy of the Year accolades.
MICE matters in Southeast Asia
As Travel Daily Media is currently in Singapore for Singapore MICE Forum 2025, we are taking a closer look at the contemporary meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions sector throughout the region. Indeed, it is no exaggeration to say that MICE is a significant contributor to the tourism industry's revenue stream, and it is also one of the sectors that has generated numerous employment opportunities in the post-pandemic era. Consider this as proof: research company Mordor Intelligence reported just last month that the Asia-Pacific MICE sector is currently valued at US$212.83 billion as of the end of H1-2025. Experts point out that, if the sector continues to grow at a CAGR of 9.1 percent per annum, it will be worth US$328.97 billion by the end of the current decade. This growth is attributed to the greater Asian continent's swift rebound following the pandemic, paired with the more widespread adoption of hybrid event formats, as well as greater corporate travel spending from 2023 to the present. Within the region, member-nations under ASEAN are rising rapidly as prime movers in the MICE sector, serving as venues as well as organising bodies and service providers. ASEAN needs to step up its game At this year's BE in Sabah conference in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia, Datuk Dr M Gandhi declared: "Asia Pacific is a source of business and inspiration, and sub-regional markets must capitalise on their strategic position." As such, Gandhi suggested that countries like Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines ought to position themselves as gateways to global markets, serving as gathering places for a diverse range of industries as well as special interest organisations. Admittedly, two of the biggest MICE hubs in APAC are located in Southeast Asia: Singapore and Thailand. Gandhi, however, advised: "Rather than compete with these established hubs, ASEAN must focus on developing sub-regional strengths to create a more integrated and sustainable business events ecosystem." Indeed, experts point out that other Southeast Asian nations don't need to reinvent the wheel: countries like Vietnam and the Philippines which are known as leisure destinations can actually cash in on the business+leisure (bleisure) trend and leverage their expertise into building better MICE initiatives and campaigns. In which case, there is a need for even greater government support when it comes to establishing new or reinforcing existing MICE infrastructure if the region is to hit its full potential as a sectoral powerhouse. Turbulence ahead However, even a field as progressive as MICE is not without challenges, especially in an economically turbulent year like 2025. Indeed, as pointed out at the Thailand Innovative Meetings Exchange (TIME) held in June of this year, geopolitical tensions have led to uncertainty; but uncertainty often serves as a gateway to more innovative solutions. GeoPol principal Andrew Staples even went so far as to say: "Engage in building competing yet plausible scenarios for your business and sector; ask the 'what if' questions." Staples encouraged those engaged in MICE to stay flexible in the face of evolving situations, motivated to keep moving forward, and to leverage opportunities within the region. Rising stars While Singapore and Bangkok remain the popular choices for MICE, several locations are making themselves felt throughout the region. Phu Quoc in Vietnam is one, an emergent resort town whose pleasant climate and warm hospitality have drawn in some of the biggest players in both events and hospitality. Sabah, Malaysia is another as Tourism Malaysia continues to boost the area which is best know for its rich cultural heritage and natural beauty. The Philippines, of course, has worked up the MICE ladder for decades thanks to its expositions arm CITEM, as well as venues like PhilTrade, SMX, and the recently refurbished Philippine International Convention Centre. But not all events in the country are being staged in Manila these days; northern provinces like Bulacan and Baguio and southern locales like Cebu and Iloilo are working to rev up their event venues and services in order to draw in global audiences. How to grow a globally recognised sector Now that nations have identified the locations where MICE can flourish, how exactly do they begin building up the sector? As stated above, government support is key: Incentives in the form of funding or training support should be offered to companies specialising in MICE; Proper accreditation of such companies is also necessary as these help establish legitimacy and reliability; Infrastructure for events calls for public-private partnerships; and Relevant government agencies need to involve MICE companies in planning and presenting tourism promotion campaigns both locally and overseas. Sustainability is another factor to take into consideration, as greener events are beneficial to the environment as well as companies who have made eco-friendliness part and parcel of their work ethos. Finally, staying abreast of trends related to the sector ensures that countries are clued in and able to formulate their own unique approaches. Indeed, where MICE is concerned, Southeast Asia is certainly playing at and winning the game.
Asian Hotel Industry Conference & Exhibition (AHICE) – 24-26 February, 2025 Singapore.
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5th Civil Aviation South East Asia Summit 2022
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Hoskar Night – Phnom Penh
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