The Society for Incentive Travel Excellence (SITE) hosted its traditional SITE NITE evening gathering on the eve of IMEX Frankfurt 2024 in Germany. It was a lively networking warm-up for the trade show proper, which opened 14 May at Messe Frankfurt. SITE guests were treated to a selection of regional food and drink at 1899, the former tram depot turned ‘place to be’ in Frankfurt. SITE CEO Annette Gregg told CMW that incentive travel was coming back strong and that the Society’s European membership was reflecting that growth. [su_image_carousel source=”media: 2054779,2054778,2054777,2054776,2054775,2054773,2054771,2054770,2054768,2054766″ limit=”49″ slides_style=”photo;” controls_style=”light;” crop=”none” align=”left” max_width=”700″ dots=”no” target=”self”]
SITE NITE raises the curtain on IMEX Frankfurt 2024 at Depot 1899
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