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ITB Asia again to offer SME discounts
SINGAPORE – ITB Asia online registration has opened at a time when show organiser, Messe Berlin (Singapore), says that economies in Asia are leading the world’s economic recovery and that demand for travel is coming back.
“All the indicators show demand for travel is rebounding quickly in Asia,†said Nino Gruettke, executive director of ITB Asia.
“We’re experiencing robust early demand for the third ITB Asia. Early movers who book space now will benefit from a prime location and save costs.â€
Exhibitors who register on or before March 26 will be eligible for a 15 percent discount on exhibition space.
ITB Asia 2010 takes place 20-22 October at Singapore’s Suntec exhibition centre. Online registration can be done at www.itb-asia.com/exhibitorcentre.
Small and medium-sized tourism enterprises are again being offered a special exhibition rate of US$999.
Apart from the leisure and corporate travel, ITB Asia 2010 will feature a dedicated MICE day. Experts will analyse the latest trends and products in the MICE sector.
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