The double-bill travel and MICE trade events, IT&CM Asia and CTW APAC, will maintain their presence this year amid ongoing travel restrictions with a virtual format that weaves in 24-hour access to the exhibitions, flexible meetings and buyer showcases. The five-day event will take place online, 16-20 November 2020. Organiser TTG Asia Media has created 24/7 virtual and interactive exhibitions booths that buyers can access round the clock; business meeting arrangements that allow for mutually requested scheduled slots and walk-ins; destination and corporate brand presentations and mini-roadshows; insights into buyers’ procurement motivations; daily themed knowledge sessions and networking activities. Qualified buyers are welcomed with no registration fees and full event access as well as incentives upon completion of event sessions and missions. Exhibitor booth packages start from US$2,500. Next year, the shows hope to meet live in-person, 28-30 September in Bangkok. More information: itcma.com or corporatetravelworld.com/apac
Virtual IT&CM Asia, CTW APAC double-bill to debut online in November
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