Asia Pacific Incentives and Meetings (AIME) event 2022 is set to see a new array of exhibitors on the show floor as part of the ‘Activate and Activate Live feature.’ Activate exhibitors will be showcasing products and services with the hope of inspiring visitors and buyers with new ideas and activations to bring events to life. Fernando Barraza (pictured), who heads up the Fernando Barraza Creative team, is one of Australia’s most celebrated and in demand entertainment creative directors, stylists and photographers. Fresh off the back of creative directing the entertainment for the CEO Magazine Awards and the 2022 Sydney Mardi Gras, he stated: “I am beyond excited to be showcasing amazing new characters and services at AIME this year. We’re collaborating with Electric Confetti on our stand to create a FABulous photobooth experience for all attendees.” AIME 2022 is set to take place at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, Australia, 21-23 March, in-person, and 28 March–1 April online. Click here to learn more from Silke Calder, event director of AIME, who previews the show in the latest edition of our CMW print magazine.
AIME 2022 sets sights on 'reimagining' show
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