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UFI Blog – The platform for the Exhibition Industry

UFI brings together those who build, maintain, and support the world’s market places: trade show organisers, venue owners and operators, service providers, and national as well as international associations of our industry. The UFI Blog shares the voices of industry professionals around the globe. We invite you to become part of the community, supply your comments and share your ideas. Enjoy reading – Your UFI team  

Update from the CEO: May 2024 edition

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April saw a breakthrough in the ongoing advocacy work for our sector. In Brussels, we could hold a one-day “EU Dialogue” event between the events industry and European policymakers. Backed by Belgium, which currently holds the presidency of the European Union, this was an official event within their Presidency. Praised by everyone in attendance, I hope this event will only be the starting point for more of this coordinated dialogue with European leaders.

Minimalism with Maximum Impact (shareable experience with technology)

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The MICE Industry has played an important part in leading the economic impact of business travel. Namely, TCEB is continuously leading the MICE industry in Asia by embryonic development with Social Impact studies and calculation of Social Impact from the MICE industry - Social Impact may be interpreted as any changes people make with the intention to solve social challenges or deliberate attempts to effect positive change.  

Update from the CEO: April 2024 edition

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Four years ago, in March and April, Europe went into lockdown as COVID shut down public life – and our industry. In the past few days, I have been following a number of media reports and expert reviews on what we all have learned from the pandemic: how countries and societies managed to get through the waves of infections, how industries dealt with it and recovered, what we have learned from it, and what changes it has brought.

Social Impact from Exhibition Industry Generate ROX in a New Dimension

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The MICE Industry has played an important part in leading the economic impact of business travel. Namely, TCEB is continuously leading the MICE industry in Asia by embryonic development with Social Impact studies and calculation of Social Impact from the MICE industry - Social Impact may be interpreted as any changes people make with the intention to solve social challenges or deliberate attempts to effect positive change.  

Update from the CEO: March edition

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A few days ago, I could catch up with Amy Saleh, Operations Director at Hannover Fairs Australia. We were both attending the AIME show in Melbourne and chatted for half an hour about the state of the industry in Australia. Now, Amy has been a member of our 2023 Class of “Next Generation Leaders” and together with her colleagues Otero from the UK, Elizabeth from the US, Tehchad from Thailand, and Aya from Egypt, have presented their ideas for a new blueprint for exhibition operations a few months back at our Global Congress in Las Vegas.

The food industry in the exhibition industry: from niche to the future

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The food industry in the exhibition sector has been undergoing significant growth in Asia, where the culinary scene is vibrant and diverse. This growth is driven by various factors, such as increasing consumer demand for diverse culinary experiences, rising interest in food sustainability and innovation, the globalisation of food cultures, and the popularity of food-related events and festivals.

UFI Blog – The platform for the Exhibition Industry

UFI brings together those who build, maintain, and support the world’s market places: trade show organisers, venue owners and operators, service providers, and national as well as international associations of our industry. The UFI Blog shares the voices of industry professionals around the globe. We invite you to become part of the community, supply your comments and share your ideas.

Enjoy reading – Your UFI team

 



Update from the CEO: May 2024 edition

By |

April saw a breakthrough in the ongoing advocacy work for our sector. In Brussels, we could hold a one-day “EU Dialogue” event between the events industry and European policymakers. Backed by Belgium, which currently holds the presidency of the European Union, this was an official event within their Presidency. Praised by everyone in attendance, I hope this event will only be the starting point for more of this coordinated dialogue with European leaders.

Minimalism with Maximum Impact (shareable experience with technology)

By |

The MICE Industry has played an important part in leading the economic impact of business travel. Namely, TCEB is continuously leading the MICE industry in Asia by embryonic development with Social Impact studies and calculation of Social Impact from the MICE industry - Social Impact may be interpreted as any changes people make with the intention to solve social challenges or deliberate attempts to effect positive change.  

Update from the CEO: April 2024 edition

By |

Four years ago, in March and April, Europe went into lockdown as COVID shut down public life – and our industry. In the past few days, I have been following a number of media reports and expert reviews on what we all have learned from the pandemic: how countries and societies managed to get through the waves of infections, how industries dealt with it and recovered, what we have learned from it, and what changes it has brought.

Social Impact from Exhibition Industry Generate ROX in a New Dimension

By |

The MICE Industry has played an important part in leading the economic impact of business travel. Namely, TCEB is continuously leading the MICE industry in Asia by embryonic development with Social Impact studies and calculation of Social Impact from the MICE industry - Social Impact may be interpreted as any changes people make with the intention to solve social challenges or deliberate attempts to effect positive change.  

Update from the CEO: March edition

By |

A few days ago, I could catch up with Amy Saleh, Operations Director at Hannover Fairs Australia. We were both attending the AIME show in Melbourne and chatted for half an hour about the state of the industry in Australia. Now, Amy has been a member of our 2023 Class of “Next Generation Leaders” and together with her colleagues Otero from the UK, Elizabeth from the US, Tehchad from Thailand, and Aya from Egypt, have presented their ideas for a new blueprint for exhibition operations a few months back at our Global Congress in Las Vegas.

The food industry in the exhibition industry: from niche to the future

By |

The food industry in the exhibition sector has been undergoing significant growth in Asia, where the culinary scene is vibrant and diverse. This growth is driven by various factors, such as increasing consumer demand for diverse culinary experiences, rising interest in food sustainability and innovation, the globalisation of food cultures, and the popularity of food-related events and festivals.

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