MICE companies struggling to survive, request more support

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BTExclusive: MICE companies struggling to survive, request more support

Despite increased financial support for businesses amid the novel coronavirus outbreak, companies in the meetings, incentive travel, conventions and exhibitions ecosystem are still struggling to survive and dreading the end of the circuit breaker when wage subsidies for them will revert

to lower levels.DESPITE increased financial support for businesses amid the novel coronavirus outbreak, companies in the meetings, incentive travel, conventions and exhibitions ecosystem are still struggling to survive and dreading the end of the circuit breaker when wage subsidies for...

 

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