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Expect to see a range of new product and destinations when AIME 2006, the AsiaPacific Incentives & Meetings Expo opens 6 & 7 June at the Melbourne Exhibition Centre. With less than a month to go, over 150 new exhibitors have taken stands with more enquires being processed daily. Rosemarie Sama, AIME Event Director, says the interest received from first time exhibitors to AIME 2006 has been extremely positive. “AIME’s reputation as the region’s most important event for the business events industry continues to grow. The success of AIME 2005 as well as a strong start to the year for the business events industry has undoubtedly increased interest from new exhibitors,” she said. New exhibitors come from over 25 different countries including: Maui Visitors Bureau has experienced increased growth in Australian visitors in 2005. Visitors to AIME will find out why the island was named “ Singapore Zoo and Night Safari will show its range of ‘wild’ dining experiences, with special animal appearances such as the elephant, python and orang utan and performances from fire-eaters, tribal dancers and musicians. Vidotour Indochina Travel recently managed corporate and group events for Coca-Cola, Philips and Ever wanted to see the Stay at the four star deluxe Hoi An Pacific Hotel and explore one destination with two world cultural heritages: Hoi An Town and My Son sanctuary, The Visit London will demonstrate why London was chosen as the host for the 2012 Olympic and Paralympics Games; chosen for the Grand Depart of the Tour de France in 2007 and chosen as the world’s leading destination at the World Travel Awards in 2005. Event Venues Rotorua will update visitors on the construction of the $25 million multi-purpose exhibition and conference venue Energy Events Centre. The state-of-the-art centre, due to open for business in early 2007, will be one of the largest specialist convention and exhibition facilities in Visitors to the Australian Conference and Events Bureau (ACEB) stand could be in the running for a great prize from Sofitel. Launched in January, ACEB is an alliance of events, meetings, exhibition and incentive companies. Originally formed in Kuranda Scenic Railway (KSR) will introduce you to its new luxury, personalized, touring experience for the discerning traveler, commencing in June. Almost 150 years since the first trains traversed the Barron Gorge through spectacular World Heritage rainforest, a new and exclusive class of travel has been born - KSR Gold Class. The Great Corporate Race from The Solution Network Jungle The recently opened, Q1 Resort and Spa on For an action packed incentive why not try sport fishing? Angling Adventures can take you on a fishing trip of a lifetime anywhere from It’s important to move delegates in style and quality vehicles are a must. Visit Down Under Tours to hear about their brand new fleet of vehicles in both HARPS Marketing, a one stop shop when selling and gaining recognition into the business tourism market, will be at AIME with 3 co-exhibitors Coral Sea Resort, Pinnacles and Kooralbyn Resort. HARPS Marketing will also represent Daintree Eco Lodge & Spa, situated in the World Heritage listed Daintree Rainforest and The Spire Queenstown. Rapidly approaching its first birthday, The Spire Queenstown is celebrating its debut on two of the world’s most influential lists, the Conde Nast Traveller Hot List and the AIME 2006, 14th AsiaPacific Incentives & Meetings Expo, will be held on 6 & 7 June at the Melbourne Exhibition Centre. To register for seminars, to visit the show, or apply to be a Hosted Buyer visit the website. |
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