 Photo courtesy of TCEB Thailand Convention & Exhibition Bureau’s (TCEB) strategy to put into spotlight the different qualities of each MICE city has resulted in the bureau winning bid for Phuket to host TBEX Asia 2021 when some 600 travel bloggers, content creators and social media influencers around the globe will gather at this Andaman paradise to experience its local and cultural identities.
TCEB President, Mr Chiruit Isarangkun Na Ayuthaya said TCEB has developed a strategy for Phuket to create a new brand identity for MICE by highlighting the island’s cultural heritage, traditional trades and indigenous way of life.
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Australia’s best events and strongest achievements in the competitive events industry were announced and celebrated at the Australian Event Awards Ceremony tonight across the Nation.
Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide and Perth all had a chance to host the Awards with video link up technology allowing the events industry across the Nation to celebrate with the Finalists and Winners, even if they were in a different state. ITB Asia successfully concluded on 23 October 2020, rounding off the first virtual event in its 13-year history. The trade show was hosted virtually on the newly established online platform, ITB Community in Asia (ITB Community). The three-day virtual event welcomed over 35,000 travel professionals from around the world who participated in the show’s agenda of conference and networking sessions, supported by world leaders and leading destinations. With the virtual platform providing the perfect space for networking, attendees also took part in online business appointments, fuelling confidence in the industry’s future.
Thailand Convention & Exhibition Bureau (TCEB) has unveiled its Operational Plan for fiscal year 2021 (FY2021) aimed at lifting Thailand’s meetings, incentives, conventions and exhibitions (MICE) industry out of crisis and strengthening the industry’s fundamentals for sustainability. Guided by the concept “New Normal MICE – Sustainable Growth”, the plan comprises four strategies – promoting domestic MICE, attracting international events, implementing innovation, and developing a robust MICE ecosystem.
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Readying for road 17 November, Tuesday 0900 to 1000hrs (GMT+8) Green lanes for essential travel are starting up in Asia, which will allow companies to resume business-critical trips and contribute to economic recovery. How should corporate travel managers get ready for the resumption of travel activities? What processes must be in place now and what must be done to ensure their travellers are confident that they will remain in safe hands when travelling in a time of a pandemic? Readying for take-off 19 November, Thursday 0900 to 1000hrs (GMT+8) The flight is a critical component in corporate travel, as travel can be disabled without air access. As the world begins to awaken from the Covid-19 slumber, how will the flying experience look like? And equally important, how will airport clearance flow with intense health and safety protocols in place? For more information on IT&CMA and CTW programme, visit: https://itcma.com/programme.html Australia events industry pulls together to support the multi-state Australian Event Awards 202010/16/2020
The Australian Event Awards is an outstanding example of the dedication of key industry players in celebrating MICE industry and pursuing its advancement, despite the challenges of Covid-19.
In 2020, four events will be held simultaneously in capital cities across the country and all events will be linked by video technology. This year’s unique Awards Ceremony allows for the local events industry in each state to gather and foster excellence, innovation and unity across the entire events industry, nation-wide.  In line with the calibrated resumption of economic activities as part of the Covid-19 recovery process, Singapore rolls out a roadmap for the MICE & Events industry - Event Industry Resilience Roadmap - that includes best practice guidelines for conferences and exhibitions, tips for hybrid events, and long-term plans to bolster capabilities development in the MICE workforce and enterprises.
 Cruise to nowhere Having been hit hard by Covid-19 pandemic since March 2020, Singapore's cruise industry will be restarting gradually with safe cruises sailing from November 2020, having enhanced safety protocols for two cruise lines that are homeported in Singapore. To provide assurance for safe cruising, the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) is developing a mandatory CruiseSafe certification programme, which sets out stringent hygiene and safety measures throughout the passenger journey – from prior to boarding, to after disembarkation.
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