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The Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) has teamed up with Worldwide ERC, a global association for professionals engaged in global talent mobility, to co-locate their respective conferences for the Asia-Pacific region.
Taking place from September 19-20, 2023, at the Shangri-La Singapore, each conference will run separately. However, attendees will have access to the content of both programs and gain increased value and networking opportunities during the combined expo hall and social events.
The GBTA APAC Conference 2023-Singapore will bring together the Asia-Pacific business travel community to network, and learn from industry experts and regional thought leaders while benefiting from peer-to-peer education. The event will include main stage sessions, travel buyer roundtables, and breakfast sessions, along with “The Big Idea” interactive session where attendees will collectively tackle a topic important to the industry.
Meanwhile, the Worldwide ERC APAC Regional Summit Singapore will offer delegates the opportunity to benefit from learning and networking sessions with other seasoned mobility professionals and those new to the industry across topics that cover the entire mobility and relocation ecosystem. The only event in the industry to take a deep dive into the challenges and opportunities specific to Asia-Pacific, it will include overviews of the labour market, broad economic implications and immigration trends.
“Serving the needs of companies and their teams in a changing world is a mission shared by GBTA and Worldwide ERC − whether it involves moving people for business travel or for global mobility and relocation. We are very excited to team up with Worldwide ERC to bring greater value to attendees of our individual conferences by creating this broader opportunity for learning and networking through our co-located events in Asia-Pacific,” said Suzanne Neufang, CEO, GBTA.
“We believe that collaboration is the key to driving innovation and progress in the field of global talent mobility and relocation. By co-locating our event with GBTA, we not only will combine our strengths and resources but also expand and deepen our impact in the APAC market. We are grateful for this opportunity and thrilled to witness the results it will yield for our delegates,” said Lynn Shotwell, CEO, Worldwide ERC.