Vietnam · Cambodia · Laos·10–1,000 delegates·
one dedicated team ·
costed within one business day
What we do
Every MICE format. One experienced DMC team.
Whether you are planning a 30-person incentive trip or a 500+ delegate conference, the challenge is the same: every detail has to work together. Our team manages the destination, suppliers, logistics and on-ground execution so your programme stays on schedule and your delegates stay engaged.
Where we operate
Three destinations. One MICE partner.
One contract, one coordinator and one operations team across all three countries — including cross-border programmes that would otherwise need three separate suppliers.
A successful event isn't created on the stage alone. It's built through hundreds of operational details happening behind the scenes. This is the shape a four-day conference and gala typically takes.
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Stage One
Arrival & on-ground control
Delegates met by name, with a manifest checked against the rooming list
Transfers coordinated by arrival wave, not per individual flight, so nobody waits
Our coordinator takes control of the programme from arrival — not from the first session
Welcome kits, room drops and registration desk set and tested before check-in opens
Arrival day · on-site from first landing to last
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Stage Two
Rehearsal & technical readiness
Venue setup, seating plan, stage build and branding signed off against the floor plan
AV, microphones, lighting, screens and live-stream feeds tested — not assumed
Speaker rehearsals, slide handover and a minute-by-minute cue sheet agreed with the venue
Registration flow, badge printing and delegate lists dry-run before doors open
Pre-event · rehearsed, tested, signed off
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Stage Three
Live event & gala
Conference sessions, breakouts and panels run against the cue sheet, timings held
Gala evening — venue dressing, lighting, entertainment, awards run-of-show and F&B service
Dietary requirements, VIP seating and special requests tracked by name, not by table
Photography and videography captured throughout, with a highlights reel on handover
Live days · producer on floor throughout
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Stage Four
On-ground team, start to finish
The same coordinator present from day one stays with the programme through to departure
Staggered transfers timed to each flight, with luggage and check-out coordinated per room
Late check-out, day rooms and airport lounge access arranged for delegates with long waits
Final reconciliation and a written debrief delivered after the group departs
Departure · documents pre-checked
This is a working template, not a fixed package.Delegate count, venue tier, gala format, session structure and off-site activity all flex to your brief. Send it and we'll return a costed, stage-by-stage programme within one business day.
Before your delegates arrive, our team has already checked the venue, tested the AV, confirmed the rooming list, reviewed the transport movements, briefed the suppliers and prepared the contingency plan.
How the Fiesta Asia MICE desk works
Venues, checkedWalked, measured and signed off before a single delegate arrives.
Routes, rehearsedEvery transfer timed and tested, so nobody waits on the day.
Contingencies, plannedA backup already exists for what usually goes wrong.
Gala Dinners
A corporate dinner, made a destination experience
Incentive Experiences
Something delegates will actually remember
Unique Venues
Private beaches and distinctive local settings
Contingency planning
Because MICE doesn't always go according to plan
Flights get delayed. Weather changes. Suppliers run late. AV needs adjustment. Delegates have different requirements. Experienced MICE management means having a plan before the problem appears.
Flights get delayed.Transport backupReserve vehicles and re-sequenced movement plans held for group transfers.
Weather changes.Weather contingencyIndoor alternatives identified and held for every outdoor element of the programme.
AV needs adjustment.Technical backupPre-event testing, spare AV inventory on site and a technician present through live sessions.
Suppliers run late.Supplier coordinationEvery supplier briefed and managed through one operational team, not chased by you.
Delegates have different requirements.VIP & special requirementsDietary needs, accessibility, VIP handling and special requests tracked individually.
Commercial transparency
You manage the client. We manage the ground.
Every MICE programme is quoted as one net figure with the scope written down. Here is what a Fiesta Asia programme normally covers, and what normally sits outside a DMC's remit.
Our teamCoordinated by your producer as one programme
Accommodation coordination
Airport & ground transfers
Conference & meeting venues
AV & technical production
Gala dinners & entertainment
Team-building activities
Local experiences & off-sites
Event branding & décor
Group meals & dietary needs
On-ground MICE coordination
VIP & special guest handling
Pre-event supplier coordination
Your teamQuoted separately or handled by your side
International flights
Travel & delegate insurance
Personal expenses
Visa fees, where applicable
Premium talent & headline acts
Branded merchandise & gifting
Items excluded in the agreed proposal
Why Fiesta Asia
Why travel partners choose us for MICE
Most DMCs can quote a hotel and a coach. A MICE programme is a different discipline: it needs someone who understands run-of-show, technical riders, delegate movement and what to do when a flight lands two hours late.
We work B2B only. Your client never sees our name unless you want them to — every proposal, badge, backdrop and on-site presence can carry your agency's branding instead of ours.
What trade partners say
Feedback from the trade
Our delegate count changed twice in the final month and the team absorbed it without a single visible hiccup on site. That is exactly what you want from a MICE partner.
We had a full costed proposal, venue options and a draft run-of-show back within a day. Every follow-up question was answered the same day too.
The on-ground producer was already at the venue before our delegates landed, and stayed through the gala until the last transfer left. Nothing was left to chance.
FAQ
Questions trade partners ask us
Can you handle large corporate groups?
Yes. We run programmes from around 10 delegates up to 1,000, and the venue, transport fleet, staffing ratio and production scale are matched to the group size. For larger conferences we work from a delegate manifest and movement plan rather than a simple rooming list, so arrivals, sessions and transfers stay coordinated.
Can you manage both the travel programme and the event itself?
Yes — that is the main reason partners come to us. Flights aside, one team handles hotels, transfers, meals and experiences and the conference or gala production: venue, staging, AV, branding, entertainment and run-of-show. You are not coordinating a travel agent and an event producer separately.
Do you provide a dedicated on-ground MICE coordinator?
Yes. Every programme is assigned a named producer who owns it from the first brief through to post-event reconciliation, and who is physically on site for the live days. For larger groups the producer is supported by additional coordinators at the airport, hotel desk and venue.
How far in advance should we plan a MICE programme?
For a small incentive group, six to eight weeks is usually workable. For a conference or gala needing specific ballroom capacity, three to six months is more comfortable — peak season (October to April) and large room blocks are the two things that get tight first. We will tell you honestly at proposal stage if your dates are difficult.
Can you arrange gala dinners, entertainment and event production?
Yes. This includes venue sourcing and dressing, lighting and stage build, AV and live-streaming, awards run-of-show, local and international entertainment, plated or banquet F&B service, and photography or videography with a highlights reel on handover.
Can you create programmes across Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos?
Yes, including cross-border programmes on a single contract. We have in-house operations teams in all three countries, so a Hanoi conference followed by a Siem Reap incentive extension is handled by one coordinator with one point of accountability — not three separate local suppliers.
How do you handle last-minute changes or operational issues?
Contingencies are built into the plan before arrival: reserve vehicles for transfers, indoor alternatives held for every outdoor element, spare AV inventory on site with a technician through live sessions, and a 24/7 coordinator contact. When a flight slips or the weather turns, we are moving to a prepared plan rather than improvising.
Can you arrange site inspections before the event?
Yes. We arrange site inspections and familiarisation visits so you or your client can walk the venue, check the ballroom and meet the hotel team before committing. For remote decisions we can supply floor plans, capacity charts and a walkthrough video instead.
Your next MICE programme starts on the ground.
Tell us your destination, dates, group size and objectives. Our MICE team will turn your brief into a practical programme — complete with logistics, experiences and event requirements — within one business day.