United Networks of International Corporate Events Organizers (UNICEO®) has inked a new partnership with ITB Asia, ‘Asia’s Leading Travel Trade Show’, to strengthen its presence and development in Asia for the period 2017-2018. An important delegation of UNICEO® leaders will be attending ITB Asia 2017, which will take place from October 25 – 27 at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore. On the 25th, they will lead two master classes aimed at the corporate communication leaders and, on the 26th, meet with South East Asian Members during a “UNICEO® Leaders Meeting”. Debora Piovesan, vice president at UNICEO, explains: “Looking at the current global business trends, it is clear that Asia is the most strategic market in the next decade. We are delighted to partner with ITB Asia and we expect to strengthen our presence in Southeast Asia, especially in Singapore where we intend to establish our headquarters for Asia in 2018.” Katrina Leung, executive director of Messe Berlin (Singapore), organiser of ITB Asia adds: “As the leading travel trade show in the region, it is essential that ITB Asia continues to establish strong connections with our partners across the travel trade industry as well as those within the global corporate community. Given UNICEO’s world-renowned reputation as an industry leader for global corporate events, we are delighted that UNICEO has chosen ITB Asia as its partner of choice. We look forward to supporting UNICEO for many years to come.”
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