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AIME 2013 announces international post tours
International post tour itineraries are being offered to buyers attending the 2013 Asia-Pacific Meetings & Incentives Expo (AIME), marking a first in the trade show’s 21-year history.
Hosted buyers will have the chance to take part in one of two new post tour options to New Zealand and Singapore.
AIME, in conjunction with Auckland Convention Bureau, Air New Zealand and partners, will offer a four-day itinerary to reveal what makes Auckland a world-class events destination.
An exclusive four-day itinerary to take in the cityscape of Singapore is also on offer and will include the latest attractions such as the River Safari.
The new international post tour programme complements AIME’s pre tour programmes, which offer hosted buyers 15 itineraries around Melbourne and the state of Victoria.
AIME takes place next year at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre on February 26-27.
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