The Hong Kong Exhibition and Convention Industry Association (HKECIA) has organised a Global Exhibitions Day Conference on Wednesday, 08 June 2016 in support of the first-ever Global Exhibitions Day to highlight the exhibition industry’s benefits for the economy and working in the industry.
Policies that attract conventions and exhibitions to Australia should be a priority for all political parties in order to reverse a decline in Australia’s business events industry, according to the Association of Australian Convention Bureaux (AACB).
Travel IT firm Sabre is to deliver cloud-based flight availability through the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Cloud.
Travel companies need to reassess their ‘true’ cost of payments according to Travelport's eNett International.
AccorHotels has added a group on line booking tool, Leisure Online, for travel agencies, tour operators, event organisers and professional meeting planners.
China plans to build more than 500 airports by 2020 to create a market worth over US$153 billion for its general aviation industry.
The National Horticultural Convention will return to Australia’s Gold Coast this year – being held at RACV Royal Pines Resort from 23-25 June.
Christchurch, New Zealand has won the right to host the 16th World Cereal and Bread Congress in 2020.
The International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA) reported a record number of 12,076 rotating international association meetings taking place in 2015; the largest number ever of association meetings collected in the year after those meetings took place and 571 more meetings than in 2014.
London’s budget hotel sector has experienced significant growth since the city hosted the 2012 Olympic Games, a new report reveals.
Thailand bus operator Transport Company is revamping its business plan to stem the loss of passengers to budget airlines.
US industry analysts say they expect United and American Airlines to offer more low-price tickets as they attempt to compete better with low cost carriers (LCCs).
UK media claim Alex Cruz, the chairman and ceo of British Airways (BA), may bring in supermarket Waitrose to supply high-quality snacks at premium prices on selected short-haul flights, turning catering from a cost to a revenue stream.
The Hong Kong Exhibition and Convention Industry Association (HKECIA) has organised a Global Exhibitions Day Conference on Wednesday, 08 June 2016 in support of the first-ever Global Exhibitions Day to highlight the exhibition industry’s benefits for the economy and working in the industry.
Policies that attract conventions and exhibitions to Australia should be a priority for all political parties in order to reverse a decline in Australia’s business events industry, according to the Association of Australian Convention Bureaux (AACB).
Travel IT firm Sabre is to deliver cloud-based flight availability through the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Cloud.
Travel companies need to reassess their ‘true’ cost of payments according to Travelport's eNett International.
AccorHotels has added a group on line booking tool, Leisure Online, for travel agencies, tour operators, event organisers and professional meeting planners.
China plans to build more than 500 airports by 2020 to create a market worth over US$153 billion for its general aviation industry.
The National Horticultural Convention will return to Australia’s Gold Coast this year – being held at RACV Royal Pines Resort from 23-25 June.
Christchurch, New Zealand has won the right to host the 16th World Cereal and Bread Congress in 2020.
The International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA) reported a record number of 12,076 rotating international association meetings taking place in 2015; the largest number ever of association meetings collected in the year after those meetings took place and 571 more meetings than in 2014.
London’s budget hotel sector has experienced significant growth since the city hosted the 2012 Olympic Games, a new report reveals.
Thailand bus operator Transport Company is revamping its business plan to stem the loss of passengers to budget airlines.
US industry analysts say they expect United and American Airlines to offer more low-price tickets as they attempt to compete better with low cost carriers (LCCs).
UK media claim Alex Cruz, the chairman and ceo of British Airways (BA), may bring in supermarket Waitrose to supply high-quality snacks at premium prices on selected short-haul flights, turning catering from a cost to a revenue stream.
