The 3rd Jeju MICE Expo will be held from 8-10 November in ICC JEJU (International Convention Center JEJU) in Jeju, South Korea. This event is hosted by Jeju Special Self-Governing Province and organised by Jeju CVB (Jeju Convention & Visitors Bureau). The show aims to promote the MICE industry of Jeju Island and improve the competitiveness of local businesses. One hundred major businesses in the industry from home and abroad have been invited, which will offer business consultations with 65 MICE companies on Jeju Island. In addition, as a side event, the MICE Job Fair will be held for college students and graduates who look for their career opportunity in the MICE industry. Also, the MICE Talk Concert will be staged with a view to creating jobs in the MICE industry on the island. Lee Seung chan, director of Tourism department at Jeju Special Self-Governing Province and chairman of Jeju CVB said: “The Jeju MICE Expo is the only trade fair organized by a provincial government. We will spare no effort to make this opportunity to promote Jeju’s MICE industry and assist local MICE companies to proactively respond to external changes and explore new markets through exchanges with buyers home and abroad. “We will make the MICE Job Fair a regular event with a view to creating opportunities for talented people to have a chance to become leaders in the MICE industry of Jeju Island.”
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