A total of nine Japanese exhibitors are preparing to showcase at the Asia Pacific Incentives and Meetings (AIME) event 2022, in Melbourne, 21-23 March. Representatives include from Japan National Tourism Organisation (JNTO), Chiba, Hiroshima, Tokyo, Kitakyushu, Kobe, Sapporo, Fukuoka and Kyoto. Yoko Tanaka, executive director of JNTO, said: “Our partners across Japan have been working hard to prepare for the return of international travel and events, and we are excited to showcase the various regions and experiences awaiting incentive groups and other business events when they next travel to Japan.” Silke Calder, event director at AIME is also placing the final touches on the event experience, as the team prepares to welcome a wave of international buyers from all over the world, following the recent announcements on Australia’s borders reopening: “We cannot believe the show is almost here, and what better way to celebrate the revival of our industry than being the first business events trade show in the country to welcome guests from overseas. Our community is beyond excited, and we cannot wait to see so many of you soon.”
Japanese representation ready for AIME 2022
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