Techies risk losing China audience
EVENT registration can be a pain – a labour intensive and time-consuming one. It’s an obvious event-management function that most... Read More
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Learning curve to accreditation
EDUCATION, training and accreditation are now burning issues in the conference and business events industry as it grows, diversifies and... Read More
Message in a bottle
St Regis Macao invited wine connoisseurs to an exclusive dinner in March to sample premium wines from the acclaimed Tuscan... Read More
Breaking bread in Melbourne
Food for thought at Abbotsford Strolling the grounds of Abbotsford Convent in the suburbs of Melbourne, it is hard to... Read More
Meet Yusno Yunos, the CEO of Malaysia’s Evenesis
How did you become involved in this crossover between technology and events? I studied in the States back in ’98,... Read More
Run for a Claus with KPMG
Operation Santa Claus, a yearly charity campaign jointly organised by Hong Kong’s main English-language newspaper, South China Morning Post and... Read More
Dog of a year for agencies?
AS the Asia Pacific meetings and events industry tries to predict what might unfold in 2018, some planners are writing... Read More
Adelaide appétit: wining & dining ideas
OUTDOOR DINING EXPERIENCES Botanic Garden – Why not set up a series of tables long enough to seat… well, up... Read More
Croc trade snapping into NT incentive scene
Commerce through conservation is becoming essential in helping remote communities and creating more options for business event groups. A main... Read More
On route to China’s century
The One Belt One Road initiative is China’s strategic economic and foreign policy to bolser regional connectivity by boosting cross-border... Read More