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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ILEA rallies to back Hengqin hub

1 week 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

2 weeks 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

1 month 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.
Connect Marketplace ready for HK debut

1 month ago | mixmeetings.com | Martin Donovan

ORGANISERS of a new business events show in Hong Kong are preparing to welcome more than 5,000 international buyers to AsiaWorld-Expo next week. The event “ushers in a new era for the MICE industry in Asia”, according to Informa Markets Asia, which is organising Connect Marketplace Hong Kong, March 19-21. The debut is a Hong Kong edition of Informa’s successful Connect Marketplace series of shows for business event professionals in North America.
Great indoors and outdoors in Bali

1 month ago | mixmeetings.com | Martin Donovan

BALI is a special place for organisers seeking an idyllic corporate retreat and in that way it remains Indonesia’s foremost business events destination. The island’s offerings to conference organisers in Southeast Asia and beyond are set to strengthen as work on a standalone convention centre gets underway at Ayana Bali, an integrated resort from Indonesia’s Ayana Group.
Ramadan draws HK closer to Halal

1 month ago | mixmeetings.com | Martin Donovan

EFFORTS to make Hong Kong a more friendly destination for Muslim travellers took a monumental step forward during the holy month of Ramadan. The Mira Hotel across from the city’s main mosque in Tsim Sha Tsui hosted its first Ramadan Ifta Dinner attended by nearly 200 guests including local Muslim community leaders, diplomats from the Middle East and Asia, and Hong Konggovernment officials. Ifta gatherings mark the traditional ending of a day of fasting during the month of Ramadan.
Surabaya: Gateway to Mount Bromo

1 month ago | mixmeetings.com | Martin Donovan

AMID the economic chatter across the world, Asia remains the growth story while other continents tend to look on in envy. What happens in China may dominate the headlines, but multinationals can’t resist sizing up Southeast Asia. There are strong signs that Indonesia is another of what Napoleon called a Sleeping Giant. Like China it will rise to reap what comes in the wake of investment. And this includes a demand for conference and incentive travel.
Java on the right track

1 month ago | mixmeetings.com | Martin Donovan

Business event products beyond Bali are being highlighted by Indonesia’s Ministry of Tourism. Watch out for the East Java commercial hub of Surabaya with access to the volcanic vistas of Mount Bromo, while Jakarta and Bandung make another ideal itinerary pairing for conference and incentive groups.
Trust in Melbourne, but proudly Geelong

1 month ago | mixmeetings.com | Martin Donovan

ANY NOTION that Geelong’s up-and-coming convention centre is a little brother to its management stablemate in Melbourne were dispelled as the GM of the seaside city venue made his case at the Asia-Pacific Incentive and Meetings Event (AIME). Geelong, about an hour’s drive from Melbourne, is known for its classic pier, boardwalks, harbourview buildings, the surrounding countryside of Bellarine and as the gateway to the wonder that is the Great Ocean Road.
AIME sets record challenge for rivals

2 months ago | mixmeetings.com | Martin Donovan

AS AIME 2025 drew to a close in Melbourne yesterday, organisers already declared record numbers as they sought to ensure the Asia-Pacific Incentive and Meetings Event remained the region’s foremost MICE trade show. The number of exhibitors is up 100 from last year, with pre-show figures showing 675. The 2025 also show signed up more than 640 international buyers with an expected a total of more than 4,500 attendees.