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Mrs. Nichapa Yoswee, Thailand’s Convention & Exhibition Bureau’s Senior Vice President – Business talked to TravelDailyNews Asia-Pacific about the Eastern MICE Corridor within the framework of the Eastern European Corridor (EEC), the new strategic base of Thailand’s MICE industry.
In the video interview below, Mrs. Nichapa Yoswee answers the following questions:
TravelDailyNews: What do you think could be an obstacle promoting MICE in the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC)?
TDN: Are you going to invest on building up in infrastructure (facilities etc.) or in the human capital, or both?
TDN: Is the promotion of the MICE industry in EEC going to be global or are you going to target specific geographic areas (Europe, US, China etc.)?
TDN: Which is Eastern MICE Corridor’s main goal and how are you going to achieve it?
TDN: By talking about the human capital, we also speak about education. How is this imported to the MICE industry here?
TDN: What do you believe to be the main advantage of Thailand as a MICE destination, comparing to other Southeastern Asian countries?
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