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Hong Kong’s business events visitation recovered to 80 per cent of pre-pandemic levels in the first half of this calendar year.

Australia’s largest conference hotel has become the first hotel in the world to implement Goterra’s food waste management system with insects as the star.

Around 600 delegates are expected to gather in Auckland next month for the World Green Infrastructure Congress (WGIC) 2024.

A hopeful idea that took a little while to catch on as working from home became the norm has been confirmed by Corporate Traveller.

The Australian Business Events Association (ABEA) has stepped up its advocacy network and its influence for the business events industry’s small businesses.

Sydney’s second major international airport has reached a significant construction milestone.

Rex has become the second Australian airline to go into administration this year.

Accor has formed the Global Leadership Council with members from 17 international corporations focussed on the future of corporate travel and meetings.

The organiser of the Asia Pacific Incentives and Meetings Event (AIME) has taken on four new staff ahead of the 2025 show.

Wellington will host the International Building Physics Conference in 2027, when it comes to the Southern Hemisphere for the first time.

A survey from ICC Sydney shows 86 per cent of event organisers who book international venues see sustainability as integral.

The statistics on Melbourne’s hotel performance in June show it lagged Sydney and Brisbane in both occupancy and room rates.