13 June, 2017

Major airlines to attend Get Global in Sydney

A host of global airlines have demonstrated their confidence in the Australia outbound MICE segment, by confirming their attendance at the inaugural MICE trade event, Get Global, in Sydney this July.

Among the twelve carriers confirmed are, Emirates, Air New Zealand, Qantas Airways, Qatar Airways, Singapore Airlines, Cathay Pacific, South African Airways and Garuda Indonesia comprise the largest contingent of airline representatives of any MICE trade event in Australia.

“Our market research indicated buyers and sellers attending MICE trade events are looking for innovation and business focus. Something we have worked hard to ensure Get Global delivers.

“To have so many airlines exhibiting demonstrates their confidence in this high-value segment and in the Get Global platform to produce tangible results for their business,” Director and co-founder of Get Global, Gary Bender said.

“As a global business, we are approached to exhibit at a lot of MICE events around the world. However, we recognise the significance of Australia’s corporate meetings and incentives sector to us. Get Global ’s unique platform is an event where we can develop strong relationships with those MICE practitioners who are making decisions on behalf of large organisations,” Sales Manager, NSW/ACT & New Zealand, Garuda Indonesia, Roger Byrne said.

“At Get Global, buyers and sellers are not limited to strict appointment times. The open format allows for real networking and business to be done. It is not about volume but about quality of the conversation with real decision makers.

“The exhibition space will also be split into themed geographical zones to allow buyers to liaise with sellers and maximise their time at the event,” Director and co-founder of Get Global, Donna Kessler added.

With two months to go until the event begins, founders Donna Kessler and Gary Bender are bolstered by the support Get Global has received by global brands, destinations, airlines, venues, cruise lines and tourism bodies, and the confidence they have in the Australian outbound MICE market.

With buyer registrations still open, both in-house corporate and trade MICE practitioners from Australia and New Zealand are encouraged to attend this dedicated outbound trade event and lock in their 2018 (and beyond) MICE requirements, at one event with the world’s leading vendors.

To register, visit www.getglobal.com.au

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