This year, IBTM China featured several exciting new initiatives and activities, designed to increase opportunities for connection and learning among delegates. The Business Travel Digital Innovation Summit saw delegates explore the latest issues facing business travel managers, and the new Happy Hour provided a buzz on the show floor and allowed for valuable networking to take place. The event ran from 28-29n August, with almost 4,000 event professionals attending the event in Beijing’s National Convention Centre (CNCC).
IBTM China’s new initiatives connect, educate and inspire
This year, IBTM China featured several exciting new initiatives and activities, designed to increase opportunities for connection and learning among delegates.
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