Due to Covid-19 regulations in China, IT&CM China and CTW China 2022 has been rescheduled to 21-23 March 21-23, 2023. The event will still be taking place in Shanghai. The in-person event will be held at The Anandi Hotel and Spa Shanghai, followed by a virtual networking and conference segment on 11-12 April 2023. In a joint statement, event organisers TTG Asia Media and China-based CTG MICE Service Company Limited said: “We see positive indications towards the return of physical events, however, the situation is still very dynamic, and we have a responsibility to ensure our delegates have the safest and best possible experience.” “We look forward to reconnecting with everyone in March 2023 in Shanghai. The region’s industry has been waiting to be able to come together and meet with quality venues, destinations, suppliers, and buyers in person,” they continued. “IT&CM China and CTW China will provide a safe platform to do so, as well as also demonstrate the industry’s commitment to the resumption of Chinese MICE travel and events.”
IT&CM China and CTW China 2022 reschedules due to Covid-19 concerns
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