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Middle East braces for backlog of postponed events

A wave of postponed conferences and exhibitions is creating one of the busiest event calendars the region has seen in years.

Middle East braces for backlog of postponed events
The art of meeting successfully for today's associations
The art of meeting successfully for today's associations
ICCA regional director for Asia Waikin Wong talks about recovery trends in the global meetings industry.
By Xinyi Liang-Pholsena | September 20, 2022
Don't forget the bubbles and fun in face-to-face conferences
Don't forget the bubbles and fun in face-to-face conferences
This conference founder was convinced the days of F2F events were over -- until she fell in love with meeting her community in person again.
By Meetings & Conventions Asia | September 20, 2022
'I organised an event for the Queen – she put everyone at ease'
'I organised an event for the Queen – she put everyone at ease'
How to put together an annual event and lunch fit for the queen: A planner's perspective.
By Jeni Harvey | September 20, 2022
Let there be light: Resorts World Cruises turns on fun at sea
Let there be light: Resorts World Cruises turns on fun at sea
The cruise line is lighting up the seas, clowning around and celebrating Diwali in a series of themed cruises on Genting Dream.
By Meetings & Conventions Asia | September 20, 2022
From a carpark to an oasis for meetings
From a carpark to an oasis for meetings
Hilton Singapore Orchard turns a former carpark into a full-fledged facility for meetings and events.
By Meetings & Conventions Asia | September 20, 2022
What's the economic impact of the meetings industry?
What's the economic impact of the meetings industry?
Event professionals can take part in survey to help measure the direct, indirect and catalytic impacts of the meetings industry.
By Lizzie Wilcox | September 20, 2022
What's keeping DMC bosses up at night?
What's keeping DMC bosses up at night?
High prices, staffing and venue availability are challenging destination management companies globally.
By Brad Foster | September 16, 2022
These convention centres are growing their own veggies
These convention centres are growing their own veggies
Convention centres are investing in urban farming, transforming menus and providing fresh dining experiences for delegates.
By Kim Benjamin | September 16, 2022
Conventions and exhibitions just got bigger in Malaysia
Conventions and exhibitions just got bigger in Malaysia
Penang and Kuala Lumpur are seeing a line-up of major events in Q4.
By Meetings & Conventions Asia | September 16, 2022
Let's drink to a new spirit of collaboration in Japan
Let's drink to a new spirit of collaboration in Japan
Japan's high-potential F&B market brings Koelnmesse and Messe Duesseldorf together for the first edition of ProWine Tokyo in 2024.
By Meetings & Conventions Asia | September 16, 2022
Heritage building without So/ turns into Hotel Telegraph
Heritage building without So/ turns into Hotel Telegraph
The 134-key heritage hotel goes back to its roots to become the newest stay in Singapore's thriving CBD.
By Meetings & Conventions Asia | September 16, 2022
A Strange Universe is born out of this Cloud partnership
A Strange Universe is born out of this Cloud partnership
Both tech companies look to open up new realms in virtual live broadcasts, conferences and exhibitions.
By Meetings & Conventions Asia | September 16, 2022
Urgent help needed for world's fossil fuel addiction
Urgent help needed for world's fossil fuel addiction
Global health associations and scientists demand an end to fossil fuels in a campaign also backed by the Dalai Lama, Nobel laureates and the Vatican.
By James Lancaster | September 16, 2022
For Hong Kong, daunting but exciting MICE prospects ahead
For Hong Kong, daunting but exciting MICE prospects ahead
The destination is seeing a growing number of requests for larger meetings despite ongoing travel restrictions.
By Kim Benjamin | September 13, 2022
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