MICE AFFAIRS MEDIA GROUP, NEWS TEAM, 22 July 2022
With the
support of Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau (TCEB), the nutritional
supplement company Unicity has selected Thailand as the destination for its2022 Unicity
Global Leadership & Innovation Conference. To be held from 5-7 August, the
convention will be attended by more than 10,000 Unicity distributors from over
50 countries. Unicity’s decision to hold the conference in Bangkok with post-event
tours to Pattaya and Phuket testifies to Thailand’s readiness for events. The
event is projected to generate an income of 660 million baht for Thailand.
Mrs. Supawan Teerarat, TCEB’s Senior Vice President - MICE
Capability and Innovation said: “We are delighted that Unicity has selected Thailand
for its 2022 Unicity Global Leadership & Innovation
Conference. The event, scheduled to take place at IMPACT Exhibition and
Convention Center in Bangkok, will be the largest corporate meeting and
incentive travel group to visit Thailand since travel restrictions were lifted.
“As the COVID-19 situation
abated and business travel and tourism resume worldwide, we are mobilising our
resources to attract more MICE events to Thailand. International corporations
are confident that Thailand is ready to host events of all sizes because we have all
the necessary controls and support in place. TCEB’s collaboration with various
government departments and MICE organisations are bearing fruit –we are
witnessing an upswing in corporate meetings and incentive groups coming to
Thailand.”
To help bring the 2022
Unicity Global Leadership & Innovation Conference to Thailand, TCEB provided
a partial subsidy and comprehensive services. For example, Unicity executives
and its pre-event conference teams will enjoy fast-track immigration clearance
with TCEB’s MICE Lane Service at Bangkok’s Suvarnabhumi International Airport, and
arrangements have also been made with Thai embassies and consulates abroad to
facilitate visa application by Unicity delegates in their home countries.
Unicity’s 2022 global conference
will have a deep economic impact in Thailand, especially for venues, hotels, event
organisers, transport providers, food and beverage providers, and retailers.
Bangkok, the host city, as well as Pattaya and Phuket, the two primary
post-conference tour destinations, will benefit the most from spending by delegates.
Mr.
Christopher Kim, President of Unicity International announced that the 2022
Global Leadership and Innovation Conference will be held under the theme ‘IT’S
TIME TO FEEL GREAT’ where all delegates will move forward together for success. Unicity
is all geared up to host the mega event and every Unicity distributor has been
longing to celebrate their successes together! This will also boost morale
amidst the current Covid-19 pandemic, which has deprived people of their
happiness in many aspects. For Unicity, this has been a significant challenge
that they have already overcome with and thus are ready to share it with
people.
“This is the second time Unicity has hosted
Global Leadership and Innovation Conference in Thailand after it took place in
2014 with great success and both were actively supported by the Thailand
Convention and Exhibition Bureau (Public Organization), or TCEB. With utmost
confidence in Thailand’s strong economic potential, along with the country’s
reputation as a dream destination of travellers worldwide, the conference will
draw more than 10,000 Unicity distributors from more than 50 countries across
the world with the common goal to Make Life Better for all. In addition, the
conference will demonstrate Unicity’s business growth and success in the
fast-growing market of Asia and will benefit the overall economy for Thailand.”
said Mr. Christopher Kim.
Looking ahead, TCEB
forecasts Thailand will host no less than 25 international corporate meetings and
incentive travel groups from July–September this year, which will contribute
more than 1,000 million baht to the Thai economy. This includes 15,138
travellers from the key source markets of India, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia,
Australia, the United Kingdom, and Vietnam.