The Asia Pacific Incentives and Meetings Event (AIME) has been awarded Best Exhibition or Trade Show at the 2023 Australian Event Awards & Symposium. AIME received the award on 13 September, at a gala event held at the Highline Venue in Bankstown, New South Wales. The event aims to connect international and local buyers with exhibitors from Asia Pacific and around the world. Next year’s three-day event will be held at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC) 19-21 February 2024. The Australian Event Awards & Symposium is the national awards program and conference for the Australian events industry and establishes Australia’s best events and event-related goods, services, and innovations over the past 12 months. AIME event director Silke Calder says: “We are especially delighted to receive this prestigious recognition after also taking home Australian Event of the Year in 2022. “Recognition from an entity like the Australian Event Awards & Symposium which fosters continued excellence, innovation and unity across the industry, is an honour.” Talk2 Media & Events runs AIME, and CEO Matt Pearce says: “AIME is a melting pot for idea generation, knowledge exchange, professional development and advancement of the business events industry. The AIME team’s commitment to industry consultation creates a platform for cohesiveness and ignites connections.”
AIME wins at the Australian Event Awards and Symposium
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