Turkey’s ACE of M.I.C.E. meetings and event industry exhibition returns for its fourth edition, 22-24 February, at the Istanbul Congress Center – ICC, and is sponsored by Turkish Airlines. Organised by Tourism Media Group since 2014, ACE of M.I.C.E. will again host global industry professionals, corporate executives and heads of associations organising congresses, meetings and events. The ACE of M.I.C.E. show will run for three days under the motto ‘We get together with all our colours’. Show highlights include the Speakers Corner feature for content sessions, an ‘AMEzing Party’ and sessions on futurology for the industry and on the role of sports events. There will also be a meeting of communication societies during the show. Organisers are expecting up to 15,000 visitors (2016 saw 14,496 in attendance) and to build on the 750 buyers from the domestic market and 39 countries who visited last year. Buyers from 200 companies and organisations will be hosted in Istanbul for the show.
Turkish Airlines to supply thrust for fourth ACE of M.I.C.E. Show in Istanbul
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