US$400 Billion in Projected In-Destination Business Travel Spending Across Asia-Pacific in 2026
Business travel, including meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions, is a major contributor to Asia-Pacific’s travel and tourism sector. Discover the latest market insights, emerging trends and growth outlook in this report by Tourism Economics, in partnership with ITB Asia.
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The Business & Events Travel in Asia-Pacific report, developed by Tourism Economics in partnership with ITB Asia, examines the significance of business travel within the region’s tourism sector. It explores market trends, growth opportunities, and the contribution of meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions (MICE) to the wider business travel industry.
In-destination business travel spending across Asia-Pacific is projected to reach US$400 billion in 2026. The report examines recent market developments, the outlook for business and MICE travel, and the opportunities and challenges influencing growth across the region.
The report is available through ITB Asia. Complete the registration form on this page with your contact and company details to access the full report by Tourism Economics and gain insights into the business and events travel outlook across Asia-Pacific.
