to remove filtersAsia Conventions to build across region
16 Nov 2000
Thailand-based professional conference organiser (PCO), Asia Conventions, has expanded its presence into south-east Asia, claiming to be the first Asia-based PCO to offer an Asia-wide servic
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JATA shifts key show venue to Tokyo Big Sight
16 Nov 2000
The Japan Association of Travel Agents (JATA) will move its showcase travel exhibition and conference to the Tokyo International Exhibition Center, known as the Tokyo Big Sight
Singapore Expo to offer one-stop aid
16 Nov 2000
Singapore Expo has launched a variety of initiatives to boost its long-term business. "We have set up a company called PSA Exhibition Ventures, which will provide a one-stop solution for exhibition organisers," PSA Singapore Expo general manager Mr Steven Seet said
Indian NTO to push exhibition industry
16 Nov 2000
The Government of India Tourist Office (GITO) has said it must re-educate the country’s exhibition venues to target potential business from the Asia Pacific
Hong Kong studies aid push for centre - Nov/Dec 00
16 Nov 2000
HONG KONG The Hong Kong government has conducted a feasibility study into another exhibition and convention centre for the Special Administrative Region
We must get numbers right for future growth
16 Nov 2000
The Union des Foires International (UFI) organisation held its annual conference and general meeting in Hong Kong in early November, writes Mr Michael Duc
China stakes its place
16 Nov 2000
As a massive emerging market, China is developing its venues to become a key global exhibition destination. By Ben Moore
SICEC spearheads ‘Suntec zone’ push
16 Nov 2000
The Singapore International Convention & Exhibition Centre (SICEC) is leading an initiative to market the Suntec City area as an integrated conference and exhibition zone
Fresh confidence lifts Kuala Lumpur
16 Nov 2000
Malaysia’s capital is showing signs of growth as it attracts new foreign interest. Kuala Lumpur is regaining its self-assurance as a conference and events destination. By Stephanie Robert
Star cruises Thailand with greater capacity
16 Nov 2000
As part of a wider regional redeployment of its vessels, Star Cruises has positioned Star Aquarius at Bangkok’s Laem Chabang Port to target the meetings and incentive market in Thailand
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