The Asia Pacific Incentives and Meetings Event (AIME), in partnership with the Melbourne Convention Bureau (MCB) ran its 30-year celebratory exhibition at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre (MCEC), 13-15 February. AIME is a key trade event for the meetings and event industry in the Asia Pacific region, where industry decision-makers connect, create, and do business. The show is owned by MCB and managed by Talk2 Media & Events and offered some memorable networking opportunities, including in the Marvel Stadium for the welcome night. [su_image_carousel source=”media: 2048975,2048976,2048977,2048978,2048980,2048981″ limit=”20″ slides_style=”default;” controls_style=”light;” crop=”none” columns=”1″ adaptive=”no” spacing=”yes” align=”center” max_width=”1170″ “max_height_770″ captions=”no” arrows=”yes” dots=”no” link=”” target=”blank” autoplay=”2″ speed=”medium” image_size=”full” outline=”yes” class=””]
In pictures: AIME celebrates its 30th in Melbourne
A milestone event for the industry. AIME marked three decades of connecting Asia Pacific business events professionals with a spectacular celebration in Melbourne from 13-15 February. The trade show brought together industry decision-makers at MCEC for networking and business opportunities.
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