Mix Meetings

Mix Mix (M!x) is a magazine dedicated to creative meetings in Asia, published every two months by Panacea Publishing from their Hong Kong office. This publication serves corporate professionals by delivering insights into the latest trends, products, and services from meeting and incentive experts. For industry insiders, it offers timely updates on competitors and emerging trends, while also showcasing the changing expectations of clients. Additionally, it features a collection of innovative ideas and suggestions to help create effective meetings and unforgettable events. As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, the need for face-to-face interactions and diverse networking opportunities is more important than ever. Mix targets decision-makers within companies, with a specific circulation of 14,000, ensuring it reaches a carefully selected audience. The articles and features are crafted in an engaging and lively manner, complemented by a design that emphasizes the magazine's consumer-friendly approach.

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Get ready to book into e-sport hotels

3 days ago | mixmeetings.com | Martin Donovan

YOUNGER generations of conference and incentive travellers might appreciate “me-time” with e-sports back at the hotel room after a day of meetings. Rather than letting delegates find screen solace in the confines of a guest room, however, conference travel planners may soon be able to source hotels with an e-sports theme to help their digital savvy delegates unwind and bond. Planners might event adapt e-sports to a team building activity or as part of an itinerary.
Dane Cheng to step down from HKTB

1 week ago | mixmeetings.com | Martin Donovan

HONG KONG Tourism Board executive director Dane Chang, who pioneered recent renewed campaigns to boost tourism in the city, is not renewing his contract with the government agency, it has emerged. No announcement has yet been made by HKTB or the Hong Kong SAR Government’s Culture, Sport and Tourism Bureau, but South China Morning Post reporters revealed the move after spotting a job advertisement seeking a new executive director.
ICCA rankings: It’s competition time!

2 weeks ago | mixmeetings.com | Martin Donovan

ICCA’s latest rankings reflect an increasingly competitive global marketplace for association meetings with Tokyo, Singapore and Seoul singled out as strong destinations in Asia for attracting tech events. The International Convention and Congress Association released its 2024 research findings this week at IMEX Frankfurt with rankings based on the number of ICCA-recognised meetings having taken place in each destination.
MyCEB confirms Tan Mei as CEO

3 weeks ago | mixmeetings.com | Martin Donovan

MALAYSIA Convention and Exhibition Bureau has confirmed Tan Mei Phing as its chief executive after she served in the acting-CEO role for the past six months following the resignation of her predecessor. Tan’s appointment comes as MyCEB prepares to exhibit at Imex Frankfurt, which takes place May 20-22. The move makes her the bureau’s first female chief executive. She stepped up to the acting-CEO role in August 202 5after the departure of Azman Tambi Chik who had been in the role less than a year.
HK urged to pursue 2036 Olympics

1 month ago | mixmeetings.com | Martin Donovan

AN OLYMPIC dream for Hong Kong and the Greater Bay Area is being mapped out not by the titans of the sporting world – but a group of Australian expats who have the ear of influential leaders in their adopted city. A 2036 Working Group is at the heart of a newly formed committee under the Australian Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong to make that dream a reality. They are actively encouraging a joint bid by Greater Bay Area (GBA) cities to jointly host the world’s biggest sporting event.
Six of the Best in Melbourne

1 month ago | mixmeetings.com | Martin Donovan

1/ Port Melbourne Yacht ClubThis suburban beach venue provided a glimmering setting for the AIME 2025 Welcome Breakfast with beach on one side of the venue and blue crystal waters to the front. Port Melbourne Yacht Club is a 10 minute drive from the convention centre in South Bank and offers flexible event space and those sweeping views of Port Phillip Bay.
Event silver lining in tariff-war clouds

1 month ago | mixmeetings.com | Martin Donovan

AUTHORITIES in the Chinese metropolis of Guangzhou are offering organisers of international conferences and exhibitions a fresh wave of subsidies to boost commercial activity as global concerns about trade tariffs increase. Support for up to 50 per cent of the investment made into holding a qualifying International conference in the city comes as part of the “Benefiting Enterprises” initiative from Guangzhou Municipal Bureau of Commerce.
ILEA rallies to back Hengqin hub

1 month ago | mixmeetings.com | Martin Donovan

EVENT organisers in one of China’s designated regions for rapid economic development have signed up to use space at a complex in the Greater Bay Area being revitalised as a conference, leisure, dining and retail facility. Members of the Live Events Association (ILEA) Asia Chapter joined business owners from Macau, Hengqin and Zhuhai at a launch ceremony this week for the “Macau Hong Kong Hengqin Hub” – or MHH Hub.
Opportunity in store for Asia, Europe

1 month ago | mixmeetings.com | Martin Donovan

WE’VE heard the phrase “the world will never being the same again” surrounding events that are cataclysmic: conflict, human disasters. Rarely is it used in the case of economic policy as we have seen this week in what US President Donald Trump labelled “Liberation Day”. As a reasoned counterbalance to this, we have The Economist referring to this imposition of tariffs and disruption of global trade as Ruination Day.
Debut MICE show taking root in HK

2 months ago | mixmeetings.com | Martin Donovan

PUTTING a debut business events show together usually takes most organisers at least a year, but Connect Marketplace Hong Kong did it in less than four months – from concept to the event’s opening yesterday. Though an Informa-owned series of shows in North America sharing the brand name might have helped, the feeling among senior executives at organisers Informa Markets Asia is that Connect Marketplace will become rooted in the city to serve MICE organisers across East Asia.