The quarterly magazine, ‘MICE in Asia’, is the latest publication to join the growing World Exhibitions Club (WEC).
The specialised magazine targets convention and meeting venues, hoteliers, resorts, incentive travel agents, tour operators, event managers, meeting planners, conference and exhibitions organisers and MICE professionals. It is distributed to major cities in Asia, Australasia, Europe, the Middle East, South Africa, South America, and the USA.
Each edition covers news and trends, destination features, personnel movements, events, conferences and tip on managing events in Asia.
As the newest Media Associate of WEC, ‘MICE in Asia’ hopes to expand its readership across the world and build on its status as a leading publication in the Asia region and globally for the industry.
WEC Membership Director, Caroline Laspas said ‘We are delighted to welcome ‘MICE in Asia’ to World Exhibitions Club. Media Associates are a key part to the success of the club, as well as WEC greatly assisting in the development of the publications readership and circulation through the many networking opportunities available through the club’. She continued ‘WEC were attracted by the stylish and easy to read format of the publication, as well as the in-depth content of the magazine. As a global club, simplicity it vital for everyone to understand the message you want to export and ‘MICE in Asia’ is one such publication that succeeds in doing this.
For more information on WEC and/or ‘MICE in Asia’ please visit: www.wecexhibitions.com
Notes:
Established in 2006, World Exhibitions Club (WEC) was founded by a dedicated team in the field of travel, tourism and exhibitions, with over 12 years of hands-on experience organising and selling some of the most famous international exhibitions in the travel, tourism and mice industry.
Combined with a solid background and training in marketing and promotion, led the team to recognise a need in the market for selective international travel and tourism and mice events to be presented on an independent global platform, hence the creation of World Exhibitions Club.