Event planners are under constant pressure to deliver programs that not only inspire but also run seamlessly and leave a lasting impact on delegates. Thailand Convention & Exhibition Bureau (TCEB) understands these challenges and has crafted the Meet Well in Thailand campaign to help you design events that balance wellness, connectivity, and sustainability — all with Thailand’s signature heartfelt hospitality.
Through our Meet Well in Thailand campaign, TCEB offers ideas & support for event experiences through four pillars: Wellness, Well-Connected, Well-Balanced and Heartfelt Welcome.
Wellness is a complete journey for your mind, body, and soul. Program design can include mindfulness meditation, ideas on lifestyle transformation and, of course, nourishing, thoughtfully crafted cuisine that fuels both body and mind.
Well-Connected centres on designing seamless city-pairing journeys for MICE groups, enhancing their travel experience by showcasing the rich diversity and cultural depth of Thailand. Imagine exclusive carriages on the Royal Blossom train from Bangkok to uncover Thailand’s coastal gem, Hua Hin, or emerging MICE destinations such as Kanchanaburi.
Well-Balanced promotes low-impact, purpose-driven travel through low-carbon MICE routes and community-based sustainability programs. By engaging with TCEB’s community-led initiatives, your choice of dining or delegate gifting can ensure attendees leave a positive impact long after the program has ended.
Our famous Heartfelt Welcome not only includes Thailand’s warm hospitality, but also TCEB’s exclusive support, both financial and non-financial incentives, government facilitation, priority airport services, handicraft keepsakes, plus exclusive perks across Thailand.
Meet Well in Thailand to deliver mindful and meaningful MICE journeys.
Ready to create events that inspire and deliver lasting impact? Register your interest to join us at the Thailand Innovative Meetings Exchange, June 2026, and experience firsthand how Thailand can transform your next MICE program.
