Asia Pacific Incentives and Meetings Event (AIME) has announced CENTREPIECE at Melbourne Park, Australia as the venue to host its 2022 Welcome Event, to be held 21 March 2022. CENTREPIECE’s location close to Melbourne’s Central Business District (CBD), will gather domestic delegates from across Australia and New Zealand in order to re-energise the business events and tourism industry before the main AIME event 22-23 March. Silke Calder, AIME event director, said: “We are beyond excited to reconnect with our friends and community, particularly after a challenging two years faced by our industry.” Laura Reddaway, CENTREPIECE’s sales manager of conferences and events stated: “After years of planning and construction, 2022 marks the first year we’ll be opening our doors.” The new venue will greet delegates by highlighting Melbourne’s melting pot of arts, cuisine, culture, and entertainment. The menu aims to focus on Victorian produce and sustainability, including locally sourced seasonal foods. For more details on the event, please click here
CENTREPIECE to host 2022 AIME’s Welcome Event
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