At MICE 2025, Vietnamese journalists explored not just events, but the enduring ties between two long-connected nations.

Moscow has once again strengthened its position as one of the world’s leading business tourism hubs by hosting the Meet Global MICE Congress 2025.

With over 2,500 attendees from 35 countries, the congress positioned Moscow as a rising force in global business tourism.

From stalled peace efforts to mobile internet blackouts and the blocking of the hugely popular gaming platform Roblox, 2025 ...

Key participants of the Hosted Buyers program were guests from the Middle East (more than 27%), India (25%), and China (15%).

Experiencing Moscow firsthand provides important context for the city’s ambitions in the global MICE industry.

In late October 2025, Moscow was shaken by something most residents never expected—three nights of drone attacks that struck the city and its nearby areas. More than 240 drones targeted the Russian ...

Middle Eastern countries accounted for 30% of the total number of representatives, highlighting the region’s strong interest in international business tourism and interregional cooperation.

The Meet Global MICE Congress is expected to bring together more than 2,000 participants, over 115 exhibitors and 200 hosted ...

Historic attractions in Moscow such as St. Basil's cathedral (pictured) have always drawn crowds. However, Moscow's changing tourist pitch goes beyond history and towards modern day geopolitics Being ...