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Mercure meetings showcased |
| Mercure Auckland launched its new look conference level to Auckland corporates, meeting planners and business partners on March 4 - with a lavish Greco - Roman touch from Brand Events. At the function were John Parker, Mercure Auckland; Greek Goddess Isabelle Pearson and David Williamson, AUT University. | |
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| At the Accor stand (from left) Daron Gray, conference sales manager Auckland area with Accor Hospitality; Mark Spees, sales manager - group & incentive travel, Corporate Travel Management; Marija Gecan, sales manager Central North Island, Accor Hospitality | |
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 | Visitors to AIME 2010 have the first chance to meet Brisbane Marketing's 'Girl with the Chair'. The girl, aka Leah Fuhrmann, is the face of the organisation's Effortless campaign. Anabel Sullivan, director of Brisbane marketing's convention bureau, says the 'Girl with the Chair' features on the cover of the city's Unique Venue Guide and has been photographed at various venues and places around the destination. 'Our message is that Brisbane and Brisbane marketing can provide an effortless experience and take the challenges away for event organisers.' Left: The Girl with the Chair |
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The new Conventions and Incentives New Zealand (CINZ) planner was launched at AIME 2010. Obviously pleased with the new product are Sharon Auld and Heidi Heming, CINZ; and Geraldine Hutchison and Lynn Simmonds, Air New Zealand. |
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The 18th AsiaPacific Incentives and Meetings Expo (AIME) has attracted 527 hosted buyers from 33 countries, according to organisers Reed Travel Exhibitions. The 2010 event at the Melbourne Exhibition and Convention Centre on March 2 and 3 also involves 800 exhibitor stands, covering 13,500 square metres of floor space. Among the displays are 195 new exhibitors representing a greater diversity of companies, products and services at this year's show. |
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| The AsiaPacific Incentives and Meetings Expo (AIME) 2010 welcomed hosted buyers and media with a cocktail function at Waterfront Venues, Melbourne on February 28. The evening included a perfomance by the Qantas Choir, local opera singers and an East Meets West theme in terms of both decor and food and beverage. Ready with a welcoming smile for hosted buyers and media were Louise Conley and Andrea Evans, Melbourne Convention + Visitors Bureau | |
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