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Eastern promise
Shanghai remains the commercial powerhouse, but a network of cities in east China are rising to take a stake in the meetings and business events market. Mark Graham reports
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Let's meet in . . . Penang
The Malaysian island state benefits from a proud heritage and a modern outlook when it comes to meetings. Ed Peters reports
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Meet hallyu
Korea raises the roof to charm conference and incentive groups with its K-wave phenomenon, writes Vicki Williams
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Let's meet in . . . Gold Coast
The Queensland resort city is harvesting the dividends of hosting the Commonwealth Games and a mega incentive. Martin Donovan checks out what else is on offer
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Take 5: Singapore water experiences
The home of the Merlion offers its maritime heritage to groups keen to float their incentive boats. Sanjay Surana reports
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Bays of plenty
As plans for a Greater Bay area loom large for the Pearl Delta, Douglas Ma looks at how hotels are distinguishing their localities
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Land of smiles 4.0
Plans are underway to transform Thailand’s economy as a rail network spreads south. But planners can still cherish special Siam moments, writes Martin Donovan
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Southern medicine
Adelaide is making more gains by establishing South Australia on the world stage for biomedical and health tech. Martin Donovan reports
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Hong Kong applauds organisers
Meetings and Exhibitions Hong Kong positions Old Town Central and temple attractions as it honours regional agents for boosting business tourism arrivals
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Let’s meet in… Okinawa
Japan’s subtropical island is keen to develop its appeal as a destination for conferences, events and incentive travel. Jeremy Tredinnick reports
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Take 5: Taiwan
Meetings and incentive planners will find plenty of ideas up and down the island. Jules Quartly selects a few charming surprises for groups
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Towering diversity in Malaysia
Planners are spoilt for choice when considering where to take their groups in the country. Ed Peters reports on the prime destinations for events
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