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VISION Announces Green MICE Edition
Continuing its mission to cover sustainability issues throughout the global travel and tourism industry, VISION on Sustainable Tourism has announced its first MICE special edition.
The issue will specialise in meetings, incentives, conferences and events, venues and seminars with sustainability as a factor. Said VISION editor, Valere Tjolle, More and more clients are demanding sustainability in everything that they do for their staff and customers and the MICE industry is responding. Sustainability is not now just an option it is an imperative!Destinations, properties and DMC’s are now recognising the true value of the green marketplace and reviewing their offers accordingly.
The first VISION Green Mice issue will be distributed on 4th March to all travelmole subscribers who have registered their interest in sustainable travel. To make sure of your copy, check your travelmole profile.
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