Thursday, September 22, 2022
IT&CM Asia and CTW Asia-Pacific 2022 on-site event (20 to 22 September 2022, Bangkok) successfully concludes after the last brand engagement “Gyeonggi Tourism Organization: Colourful MICE Destination”. This MICE show in Bangkok, Thailand promises to strengthen and enhance the networking between exhibitors, buyers and media. The 18th edition of Asia-Pacific’s Only Doublebill Event in MICE and Corporate Travel, IT&CM Asia and CTW Asia-Pacific 2022 hosted exciting conference and seminar sessions for this year’s event. Travel And Tour World thanks IT&CM Asia and CTW Asia-Pacific 2022 for this lovely opportunity to cover the event.
With the focus of emerging stronger in the post-pandemic world, the knowledge sessions were designed to provide tangible learnings and innovative solutions for attendees in a post-pandemic world. Leading industry partners, thought leaders and experts shared their expertise and inspire the industry, helms this year’s topics.
On the very first day Chiruit Isarangkun Na Ayuthaya, President, Thailand Convention and Exhibitior Bureau (TCEB), Max Boontawee Jantasun, Director of Meetings and Incentive Department, TCEB, Waikin Womg, Regional Director, asia Pacific, ICCA shared their opinions on the contribution of youth in environmental sustainability an dthe reopening of tourism and travel in the world.
Also we learnt Thailand as a most magical destination and this country invites the world to meet-and-greet. ICCA limelights on talent management, which is a keyword in dedicating to recruit, managing and creating best workers in the country.
Opening Keynote titled “Onwards and Upwards”, presented by ChiruitIsarangkun Na Ayuthaya, President of Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau (TCEB) with panellists Max BoontaweeJantasuwan, President of SITE Thailand Chapter and Waikin Wong,Regional Director Asia Pacific, ICCA. The talk moderated by Karen Yue, Group Editor, TTG Travel Trade Publishing.
The engaging session explored the various changes the business events and travel industry had to face in the past two years of the pandemic, and discuss the strategies moving forward into the future.
What the future holds for conferences, especially in the wake of a global pandemic, is the main topic of the seminar titled “Meetings After COVID – How Conferences Have Changed And What’s In Store For The Future”, hosted by International Association of Professional Congress Organizers (IAPCO) and presented by Mathias Posch, President & Chairman, International Conference Services. He explored the driving forces behind the economic recover of the meetings industry in Asia and COVID’s impact on the meetings of the future.
CTW Asia-Pacific corporate travel professionals will have their own dedicated conference to facilitate knowledge sharing on corporate travel management trends on “Vision of Value in Business Travel” and best practices on “Walking the Sustainability Talk”.
Wednesday, September 21, 2022
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