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Published since 1993, TTGmice is the premier publication serving the needs of the Meetings, Incentive Travel, Conventions and Exhibitions industry in Asia-Pacific. TTGmice is a brand comprising high quality publications including a monthly magazine, an annual planner, a daily newspaper for IT&CMA and its electronic media products which extend its reach to readers in North America, Europe and the Middle East. TTGmice is also the only publication in Asia-Pacific which is complemented by its own annual MICE trade exhibition and conference, IT&CMA.
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Dec09/Jan10
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It was a year to forget, unless you are Warren Buffett, who was kept
awake at night thinking of just what to buy among the pile of basement
bargains left by the global financial crisis.
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| | Talk of the trade |
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Egypt is promoting itself as a destination for incentives and
conferences in a new campaign for 2009/2010 that aims to diversify its
appeal.
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The last frontier of managed travel spending – meetings – is being crossed, thanks to the global financial crisis.
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Universally-recognised quality standards in areas such as centre
management and customer service will be increasingly adopted by
convention centres, according to AIPC – the International Association
of Congress Centres president Edgar Hirt.
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Tourism Australia is anticipating more business events from North Asia
within the next 12 months, generated partly from buyers who attended
the Dreamtime 2009 event in October.
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In a year that saw enormous stimulus packages launched to rescue the financial sector, convention and visitor bureaus came up with their own measures
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It’s a year best forgotten, but events went on, bids were clinched and survival tactics were unleashed
Reports by Sharon Desker Shaw, Sirima Eamtako, Michael Hoare, Mimi Hudoyo, Anand and Madhura Katti, Vivian Lee, S Puvaneswary, Jonathan Yap and Karen Yue
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Hainan’s hotel boom sparks MICE drive, writes Gary Bowerman
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Tianjin sits on the coast, 60 miles southeast of Beijing, but refuses to be overshadowed by the Chinese capital.
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DMCs and hotels are taking advantage of low rates and new products to draw back luxury MICE groups from China, reports S Puvaneswary
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Malacca is pitching a product based around the Malacca river cruise to
regional meeting planners and corporate groups looking for a unique
incentive, or a pre- or post-tour experience in the southern Malaysian
state.
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In a tumultuous year for Thailand’s MICE industry, the government launched several first-aid measures. Sirima Eamtako examines their effectiveness
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Bangkok’s new Suvarnabhumi Airport Rail Link and City Air Terminal,
together with the extension of the BTS SkyTrain Sukhumvit Line, are
sparking a flurry of activity at MICE venues eager to cater to
increased traffic.
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