North Asia Meeting & Event Planning City Guide

Meeting and event planning programs in Beijing not only have access to the Forbidden Palace and Tiananmen Square, there is also the post-Olympic infrastructure.

Meeting and event planning in the second-largest city in South Korea Busan (formerly Pusan), means a trip to Shinsegae, the world’s largest department store.

Meeting and planning in Chongqing, while exotic, can also seem strangely familiar – if three Ford Motor plants have anything to do with it.

Meeting and event planning is easy in the Cotai Strip, thanks to an unbelievable amount of meeting space available in this newly developed leisure wonderland.

Meeting and event planning in Fukuoka can be quite easy, as the city is filled with meeting and special event venues. Ol’ Blue Eyes fans will appreciate Fukuoka Yahoo! JAPAN Dome, where Sinatra gave his last concert.

In immense and prosperous Guangzhou, meeting and event planning can take the theme of an ancient Chinese capital or an ultramodern cosmopolis – or both.

One twist to meeting and event planning in Harbin is learning this city in Manchuria is a former Russian settlement, founded in 1898.

Searching for meeting and event planning locations with history? Look no further than Kyoto, site of 17 historical sites and a city rich in cultural history. Don’t overlook the Conference Center’s beautiful outdoor gardens.

Planning meetings and events in Macau? Expect large attendance, since everyone is curious to experience the thrill of Asia’s entertainment capital.

When meeting and event planning in Nagano, groups will expect to have elements of the 1998 Winter Olympics incorporated into the program. However, traditional venues like sumo-themed Chanko Ryori Tamaya.

When meeting and event planning in Nagoya, the Toyota Automobile Museum – and the open-air observation deck at Toyota’s new Midland Square HQ – are not to be missed.

Planning meetings and events in Nanjing, which is considered one of China's prettiest cities, can offer the gamut of venues, from the "dawn of time" to the ultramodern.

Meeting and event planning in Osaka offers access to unique Japanese culture and cuisine. Osaka embodies the fusion of modernity and tradition with its stunning convention center and a sukiyaki restaurant that dates from the 19th century.

When meeting and event planning in Wuxi, don’t miss the Tsingtao Beer Museum, which celebrates this world-famous brew, originating right here.

Meeting and event planning in Sanya, China’s favorite holiday getaway, combines the luxury of the French Riviera with informal barefooting at the beach bar.

When planning meetings and events in Sapporo, be sure to add a beer tasting to the program, and the city’s brew is world-famous.

As one of Asia’s premier destinations, Seoul blends ancient tradition with innovative technology for excellent meeting and event planning venues, including The COEX Convention & Exhibition Center and the sophisticated Fradia Hall.

Shanghai is an enormous international city of contrasts with key global industries; here, meeting and event planning includes the specious Shanghai Everbright Convention & Exhibition Center and the glamorous Fairmont Peace Hotel.

Taipei is an international leader in technology development; here, meeting and event planning include the modern Grand Hyatt Taipei, the spacious Regent Taipei of the beautiful Taipei Zoo.

Meeting and event planning in Toyota, may seem challenging at first, but opportunities like learning Japanese management style and meeting on a floating venue and watching samurais fight will delight groups.

Meeting and event planning in Wuxi takes in some extraordinary cultural attractions, such as the Folk Blue Printed Cloth Museum and Great Buddha of Ling Shan.

Meeting and event planning in Yokohama benefits from the city's proximity to Tokyo, as well as a wealth of local venues like the Yokohama Silk Museum.