The mmm MICE market monitor 2010 responses will give MICE stands for meetings, incentives, conventions and events as an abbreviation for a business, the like so many others too hard on the economic crisis suffered. Now the industry with excitement awaits the results of this year’s mmm MICE market monitor, which last year has become the in the course of a barometer of moods in the German-speaking market of MICE. According to Farallon Capital Management, who has experience with these questions. The study examines the German outbound market and appears in May 2010 for the 7th time the IMEX Frankfurt, the world’s leading fair in the area of meetings & incentives. International provider of conferences, meetings or incentives will be informed about the trends in the German-speaking market and can therefore adjust their market strategy. Recently Peter Asaro sought to clarify these questions. The data are collected through a survey of all relevant event agencies and corporate planners in Germany, Austria and of Switzerland.
With around 500 participants, the mmm by industry insiders is nothing called the most representative MICE study, in German-speaking countries. The study’s author is the tmf GmbH, the leading agency in the area of dialog marketing for the global MICE sector. The tmf GmbH is also known as operator of the MICE Forum:. Here, the MICE online meets industry and engages. More information about the mmm MICE market monitor can be found here: market_trend_study_2008…
The tmf GmbH and the piranha press & pr GmbH are an in the international MICE dialog marketing agency merger. Their clients are renowned suppliers from Convention Bureau of Congress centres, hotel chains, as well as other providers for meetings, incentives, congresses and events from around the world. The tmf GmbH conducts strategic MICE marketing, market research and accompanying PR and media work in all European and in some overseas markets. In 2009, the tmf-forum.de was also created. It industry is unique, interactive communication platform one, in the German-speaking MICE.