On June 7-8, 2023, Travel Meet Asia (TMA) will be held with Malaysia as its primary aim. For the first time since 2019, the event in Kuala Lumpur will take place live. The show offers a venue for members of the travel industry to enter new markets, learn about the sector, and investigate the opportunities the area has to offer.
In the leisure, MICE, and corporate travel segments of this year’s TMA, exhibitors from over 20 destinations, including the Maldives, Phuket, Miami, Western Australia, Singapore, Jordan, Iceland, India, Georgia and Herzegovina, Czech Republic, Indonesia, UAE, Gold Coast, Cambodia, and Malaysia, will be showcasing their goods and services to over 200 attendees.
TMA has a reputation for having a wide customer base; this year’s edition will feature around 50% of visitors from Malaysia and other Southeast Asian nations, with the other visitors representing a global clientele. The region’s travel market will be revived in 2023 thanks to intense business networking and matching, discussing and exchanging views at conference panels, and direct B2B interactions at TMA.
More than 30 eminent business speakers from around the world will be participating in TMA 2023. On important subjects related to the themes of Market Overview and Trends, Travel & Destination Marketing, Hotels & Alternative Accommodations, MICE & Corporate Travel, Travel Technology, and Transportation & Logistics, conference attendees will exchange knowledge and industry insights over the course of the two days.
The keynote address, “Redefining Travel in an Ever-Changing World,” will be given by Cleland Robertson, Country Director for Malaysia and Brunei at Agoda. Other conference highlights include Richard Soo’s presentation of “MICE Reimagined – The New Growth Indicators and Opportunities Ahead” at MEP Meeting & Exhibition Planners, Fazal Bahardeen’s overview of “Growing Asia’s Halal Travel Market” at CrescentRating & HalalTrip, and “Hotel Leaders’ Fireside Chat: Building Resilience in the Hospitality Industry” with Datin Christina Toh, President of Malaysia Tourism.
Source: traveldailymedia