Asia Pacific Incentives and Meetings Event (AIME) has overhauled the way that exhibitors will take part in their upcoming show, running from 18-20 February 2019 in Melbourne. The new exhibitor packages include 32 pre-scheduled appointments with quality, vetted international and local buyers who want to bring their business to the Asia Pacific region. They include access to all social and networking events, and the pre-eminent Knowledge Programme, creating more moments for shared experiences with buyers. All this is presented in sleek new stands, developed with the award-winning design team from Decorative Events & Exhibitions (DE&E). Jay Martens, AIME event director, said: “The industry is asking for change, to once again have an event that is really worth attending. We have talked to so many people and we are responding. “The modular stands are simple and elegant, yet have the flexibility for customisation so exhibitors can represent their brands individually. Exhibitors know exactly what they are getting so they can focus their marketing resources and energy to doing business on the show floor.” The new design, which draws inspiration from curve-like compositions, promises to eliminate harsh edges, creating a natural flow and bringing an openness to the overall event format – ultimately giving the AIME visitor a more immersive experience.
AIME unveils new exhibitor packages, with pre-scheduled buyer appointments
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