Given the world-class Safety and Hygiene standards in the prompt mode, and the charming local community experiences all set, Thailand Convention & Exhibition Bureau (TCEB) and Thai MICE stakeholders are now geared up for hosting business events in Thailand!
Tempting deals and offers from Thai MICE and hospitality service providers await MICE buyers at IT&CMA and CTW Asia-Pacific 2021, to be held virtually from 28-30 September 2021. Visitors to the show can look forward to the following exciting programme in addition to the walk-in and scheduled buyer-seller meetings at the exhibition floor which will start next week. High demand of international travel exhibitors and sponsors sets tone for ITB Asia 2021 Virtual9/15/2021
ITB Asia Virtual 2021, which takes place from 25 to 29 October 2021, is seeing a high demand from tourism organisations and partners. As the tourism industry shows promising signs of recovery, the event sees increasing uptake of travel trade buyer registrations, as more trade professionals are looking to explore business opportunities and to connect with travel trade suppliers and partners.
 Mr Chiruit Isarangkun Na Ayuthaya, President, TCEB (Photo courtesy of TCEB) Thailand Convention & Exhibition Bureau (TCEB) has outlined a three-pronged strategy for 2022. The strategy focuses on developing more cities and organisations for international MICE, upgrading skills and standards, and the pursuit of prominent hosting opportunities. According to Mr Chiruit Isarangkun Na Ayuthaya, President of Thailand Convention & Exhibition Bureau (TCEB), the organisation’s 2022 strategy will focus on three pillars.
 Photo courtesy of TCEB Thailand Convention & Exhibition Bureau (TCEB) issues the Thailand MICE Venue Standard (TMVS) certifications to 194 venues across the country at its MICE Standards Day 2021. Certified Thai MICE operators are now totaling 880, reflecting the country’s capability to provide services and safety of high standards. The 2021 edition of TCEB’s annual event took place on August 26, and was chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul.
 Photo courtesy of TTG Events IT&CMA 2021 will be taking place virtually from 28-30 September 2021. Here are some key highlights of the event:
NEW 3D MODE EXHIBITION VISUALS - NEW! Discover MICE and Corporate suppliers from across the Asia-Pacific and the world anytime during the 3-day event with 24/7 round the clock access. Powered by the proven and improved OnAIR by EventsAIR. FLEXIBLE MEETINGS-YOUR-WAY Three ways to optimise your one-on-one business meeting potential:
UP TO 24 + 12 BONUS SCHEDULED MEETS (SM) BY MUTUAL REQUEST - NEW! Each exhibitor or buyer receives up to 8 + 4 x 20min schedulable meeting slots daily over the 3 business-focused event days. New optional bonus SM slots are at timings that enhance meeting opportunities with delegates outside the Asia-Pacific region. Mutual request for meetings can be done before the event, right up to the 3 actual event days, inclusive. DAILY UNLIMITED BUSINESS DAY WALK-IN MEETS (WM) In addition to Scheduled Meets (SM), unlimited WMs can take place daily from 10am to 7pm (GMT+8), subject to the Exhibitors’ preferred booth opening hours and Buyers’ online availability. Buyer / Exhibitor can directly request for a WM meet anytime without a prior appointment. Please note the designated break time of 1.10pm to 2.10pm (GMT+8), daily. Exhibitors and Buyers also have the added convenience of pre-arranging a meet based on mutual availability anytime during the event, including times outside the business day of 10am to 7pm (GMT+8). And read about IT&CMA's New Blog Insights on the Top 12 MICE Business Events Destinations in Asia To Look Out For In 2022. Click Here. For more information, please visit: www.itcma.com Under the theme of “The Decade Ahead: Braving New Realities in Travel”, the organisers of ITB Asia, Messe Berlin (Singapore), have announced that ITB Asia Virtual Conference 2021 will address the most pressing issues looking forward to the travel year 2022.
Visionary pioneers and leading figures will be having their say and sharing their up-to-date insights and discuss key strategies on the biggest and most important issues to remove barriers to travel, accelerate international recovery and ultimately make sure the travel, tourism and MICE industries become more inclusive and sustainable. During the five-day event, the conference brings together leaders of national tourism boards and convention bureaus, top CXOs of destination management companies, travel agencies, cruise lines, hotels, attractions, world's major travel brands, MICE planners and travel tech solution providers.  Mrs Nichapa Yoswee, Senior Vice President – Business, TCEB (Photo courtesy of TCEB) Thailand Convention & Exhibition Bureau (TCEB) has unveiled a three-year roadmap for the country’s conventions industry. Covering 2021–2023, the roadmap outlines an array of action plans to attract more conventions to Thailand and elevate the country’s international profile. It comprises three key strategies: To upgrade Thailand’s conventions ecosystem through active lead generation and industry consultation; to upskill the industry with targeted developmental programmes; and to upstage Thailand in the world conventions arena via international partnerships and global agenda conventions.
 55th Lions Clubs International (LCI) MD 310 Thailand Convention The Lions Clubs International (LCI) MD 310 Thailand Convention was held as a hybrid event for the first time due to the COVID-19 situation and was attended by 2,318 online participants and 474 onsite delegates. Delegates to the three-day conference stayed in three different hotels as part of disease preventive measures. Held from 7-9 May 2021, the 55th LCI MD 310 Thailand Convention convention also marked the first time Nakhon Ratchasima, a city in the northeastern region of Thailand that was designated a MICE City only last year, is hosting an event of such scale.
 Ulsan Exhibition and Convention Center (Photo courtesy of Korea MICE Bureau). The Ulsan Exhibition and Convention Center (UECO), located in South Korea's Metropolitan City of Ulsan, will be officially opened on 29 April 2021. UECO will be the 17th convention center in Korea, and it is expected to help transform Ulsan into the next hub for the Korean MICE industry. The opening of the center will coincide with the centre’s first official event - Asia Pacific MICE Business Festival 2021 - which will take place from 29 to 30 April as an offline in-person event.
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