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IT&CMA adds more corporate clout
More than 900 registrations have been received for this year’s IT&CMA and CTW 2010, the MICE and Corporate Travel event.
“Our exhibitors tell us that in addition to wooing the MICE sector, corporate travel and association networks are pivotal for business,†said Darren Ng, managing director of the event’s organiser, TTG Asia Media.
“Thus, our focus this year is to ensure that we deliver more of these delegates to the event.â€
The event’s strategic partner Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau (TCEB) has funded 57 local travel agents and destination management companies to attend the event.
Registrations for all hosting programmes including buyer, corporate travel manager and media will close on August 13.
Trade visitors may register online at www.itcma.com
IT&CMA and CTW 2010 will be held October 5-7 at Bangkok Convention Centre, CentralWorld, Bangkok.
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