Staff Reporters
Oct 10, 2014

MICE leaders meet in Bali for conference on incentives and performance

BALI - According to Campaign Asia-Pacific's marketer's outlook survey, an estimated 30 per cent of marketers have increased the amounts they plan to spend on events this year, using MICE as an incentive for both employees and trade partners.

The conference will run from 12 to 14 November
The conference will run from 12 to 14 November

PROMOTIONAL FEATURE

This shift in budgets has had significant impact on all related industries. In the first eight months of 2013, the MICE segment of travel grew by 6 per cent while traditional business travel shrank by 10 per cent, found the ITB World Travel Trends Report. The MICE segment now accounts for 54 per cent of the total business travel market.

In recognition of the MICE industry's growing influence in the region, the Incentive Conference & Event Society has introduced the inaugural ICE Annual Conference which will take place in Bali from 12 to 14 November. The event aims to deliver engagement between different levels of the industry with a focus on corporate clients. 

The speaker lineup includes Bert Li, associate director AV & event production, Amway; Herve Joseph-Antoine, global managing director, Pacific World; and Simon Cooper, president, Marriott International AP. They will speak in sessions that span a range of relevant topics such as crisis management in the face of natural disasters, political upheaval and terrorist threats, using events to drive corporate performance and newest trends in business events.

For more information or to register, go here or contact Georgia Proctor, secretariat manager, at [email protected]

 

Source:
Campaign Asia

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