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Business Events Australia Asia Mega Famil Showcase kicked off today, with the first group of international planners arriving in Australia.

Australia’s business events industry is bouncing back. AIME's 30th edition is being held in Melbourne and Adelaide will host Dreamtime in November.

2023's edition of Dreamtime, an event that aims to increase awareness of Australia as a business events destination will be held in Adelaide this November. 

After a three-year hiatus, Business Events Australia’s (BEA) signature incentive showcase, Dreamtime, is returning, signaling a continued recovery for the meetings and events industry.

The final stage of New York's tiered minimum wage increase will take effect starting in 2023, forcing some local restaurants to raise their prices to afford the new wages.

International events in Australia came to a long halt after the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, keeping its borders closed until February 2022. 

SXSW is more than just an event; it’s a conference, trade show, and festival for creative industry professionals that offers a unique convergence of As SXSW expands into Sydney, this annual gathering offers many new and expanded possibilities for groups.

While U.S. domestic events recovery is bouncing back, international business events and incentives have been lagging. Australia—whose corporate and incentive travel businesses have taken major hits during the pandemic—recently released research that indicates recovery is on the horizon both for itself as well as other international destinations. 

New Tourism Australia research indicates a strong outlook for Australia’s business events industry and positive outcomes of its new campaign.

Tourism Australia’s specialist business events unit has shared new research that indicates a strong outlook for Australia’s business events industry.