The MICE Industry: Meetings, Incentives, Conventions,
and Exhibitions

Schlentrich, Udo A.

doi:10.4135/9781849200417.n19

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“…West and Upchurch 2001;Davidson et al 2002). 3 Even though it has been stressed that conferences establish important nodes in the global knowledge-based economy (Rogers 2008;Schlentrich 2008), research on how these events contribute to wider processes of knowledge generation and learning has been almost "nonexistent in the current scientific landscape" (Hansen 2010: 28), and has only recently been picked up (Hansen 2010;Ravn and Elsborg 2011).…”

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“…1 As indicated by the growing number of meetings and events at different spatial levels (e.g. Davidson and Rogers 2006;Schlentrich 2008;ICCA 2012a), face-to-face communication with leading-edge partners and rivals from different parts of the world still plays an important role in many industries despite the decreasing costs of advanced information and communication technologies.…”

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Knowledge generation and field reproduction in temporary clusters and the role of business conferences

Henn¹,

Bathelt

2015

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Knowledge generation and field reproduction in temporary clusters and the role of business conferences

Henn¹,

Bathelt

2015

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“…One of the essential elements is the technical equipment of the accommodation facilities for the purpose of congress tourism. These facilities need to have sufficient number of larger and smaller conference rooms equipped with necessary audiovisual equipment as well as Internet connections (Schlentrich 2008). Information technologies have started to be an important precondition for the localisation of congress tourism.…”

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Congress tourism and fair tourism of Slovakia – quantification, spatial differentiation, and classification

Kasagranda¹,

Gurňák²,

Danielová³

2017

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Congress tourism and fair tourism are two of the most profiting types of tourism from the perspective of economic benefits. According to the research in the field of tourism, they are part of meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions (MICE) tourism. Developed countries with developed tourism focus on the importance of MICE. They also compete with one another. From the perspective of congress tourism, Slovakia is an attractive country due to its location in Central Europe, membership to the EU and Schengen, good transportation accessibility and political stability. This paper evaluates the development and importance of congress tourism and fair tourism as well as briefly evaluates the history of the development and potential of Slovakia, and characterises the accommodation infrastructure of these types of tourism in Slovakia. The conclusion summarises the most important findings of the analysis of congress centres as well as the findings of the identification of the main resorts of fair tourism in Slovakia.

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“…The MICE industry is an expression that broadly refers to Meetings, Incentive Tours, Convention, and Exhibition as a comprehensive industry (Schlentrich 2008) and is recognized as a high-value-added industry increases national competitiveness (Kim, Lee, and Shi 2018;Hai-sen 2004). South Korea selected it as a high-value-added service industry and a new growth engine industry in January 2009 (Park and Kim 2016).…”

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An Exploratory Study on the Inter-Korean MICE Industry Exchange and Cooperation Model

Park¹

2021

Glob Bus Financ Rev

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With the bombing of the inter-Korean Joint Liaison Office in June 2020, inter-Korean relations are in a state of extreme crunch. Along with the inauguration of the Moon Jae-in administration in South Korea, the results of the inter-Korean and North American summits in 2018 seemed to show positive signs of improving inter-Korean relations. However, due to the subsequent breakdown of the US-North Korea summit in Hanoi and the internal and external situation

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The MICE Industry: Meetings, Incentives, Conventions, and Exhibitions

Cited by 11 publications

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Knowledge generation and field reproduction in temporary clusters and the role of business conferences

Knowledge generation and field reproduction in temporary clusters and the role of business conferences

Congress tourism and fair tourism of Slovakia – quantification, spatial differentiation, and classification

An Exploratory Study on the Inter-Korean MICE Industry Exchange and Cooperation Model

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