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Published since 1993, TTGmice is the premier publication serving the needs of the Meetings, Incentive Travel, Conventions and Exhibitions industry in Asia-Pacific. TTGmice is a brand comprising high quality publications including a monthly magazine, an annual planner, a daily newspaper for IT&CMA and its electronic media products which extend its reach to readers in North America, Europe and the Middle East. TTGmice is also the only publication in Asia-Pacific which is complemented by its own annual MICE trade exhibition and conference, IT&CMA.
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November 2006
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Long before commission cuts made their way to travel agents, before the
need for agents to evolve into consultants became a hot and topical
issue, one group among them got it.
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How different are DMCs to inbound
agencies? Why are DMCs more relevant to you? What are some of the
challenges facing DMCs today? Our guide to DMCs for endusers reveals
all. Next issue, get up close and personal with DMCs across the region
and learn about the clients they love to hate!
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Each year, Hotel Mulia Senayan thanks its corporate clients by throwing an elaborate party. Mimi Hudoyo finds out what it did this year.
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The 15th Food&HotelAsia 2006 keeps itself attractive with exciting activities. Gerardine Donough-Tan reports what it takes to stage the Culinary Challenge, the highlight of the show.
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Established in May, the Sarawak
Convention Bureau is the Malaysian state’s first dedicated convention
and incentive travel destination marketing agency. S Puvaneswary finds out what it has been up to since inception.
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The establishment of the Sarawak Convention Bureau coincided with the
announcement by the state government of Sarawak that it is building a
RM300 million (US$81.6 million) convention and exhibition venue on the
Kuching Isthmus, six kilometres from the state capital of Kuching.
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Suzhou, with a population of 6.3
million and a per capita gross domestic product of more than US$8,000,
is one of China’s wealthiest cities. Lim Hui Sin tracks its budding MICE industry.
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The eastern coastal city of Qingdao, also the capital of Shandong province, will be the venue for sailing events in 2008.
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Meeting planners and event organisers
are expected to pay higher hotel rates next year with many hoteliers
predicting double-digit increases. Prudence Lui reports.
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Imagine Hong Kong (IHK), organised by the Hong Kong Tourism Board
(HKTB), keeps key incentive houses and agents from targeted source
markets updated about the latest products and services, and also
provides a platform for overseas buyers to meet with the local trade.
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PATA will outsource its first summit, which replaces its annual conference (TTGmice July/August 2006), to a PCO.
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The Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) launched its first MICE in
Green event in Krabi from September 1 to 3 to entice Thailand-based
companies to have their corporate incentive programmes within the
country during the off-peak months of May to September next year.
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