Jetsumon Sumayteepradit attends IT&CM Asia & CTW Asia-Pacific 2025 in Bangkok

Ms Jetsumon Sumayteepradit, Deputy Provincial Education Officer of the Samut Prakan Provincial Education Office, Ministry of Education Thailand, attended IT&CM Asia & CTW Asia-Pacific 2025 in Bangkok.

IT&CM Asia is recognised as the leading international MICE event in the Asia-Pacific region took place from 23–25 September 2025 at the Bangkok Convention Centre at CentralWorld.. Now in its 33rd edition, the show continues to attract senior decision-makers from across the meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions sector. In 2025, the event welcomed over 1,000 delegates from more than 50 countries.

Co-located with CTW Asia-Pacific, the event provided a comprehensive platform covering both business events and corporate travel. The programme combined exhibitions, pre-scheduled business appointments, networking sessions, and professional education forums. As a result, delegates were able to engage in focused discussions and build meaningful cross-sector connections.

Ms Jetsumon’s participation reflected the increasing link between education leadership and global industry engagement. Her attendance highlighted the role of education authorities in understanding international trends that shape skills development, leadership, and workforce readiness. Throughout the event, she engaged with regional and international stakeholders to exchange perspectives on education, professional training, and capacity building.

The 2025 edition placed strong emphasis on well-being, sustainability, and purposeful engagement. Sessions explored how organisations can create healthier, more inclusive professional environments. Other discussions focused on long-term planning, innovation, and the social impact of large-scale events. These themes align closely with current priorities within Thailand’s education and public administration sectors.

For Ms Jetsumon, IT&CM Asia provided valuable insight into how the MICE industry supports economic development and knowledge exchange. The event also demonstrated how international platforms can complement education policy by exposing leaders to global best practices and emerging models of collaboration.

Coverage of Ms Jetsumon Sumayteepradit’s participation has also appeared on Unravel Travel TV, which continues to report on major international trade events across Asia-Pacific. The platform highlights how tourism, business events, and education increasingly intersect in today’s global landscape.

Thailand’s role as host of IT&CM Asia & CTW Asia-Pacific reinforces Bangkok’s position as a regional hub for international dialogue. The participation of education leaders such as Ms Jetsumon underscores the importance of cross-sector engagement in shaping future-focused policies.

Further details of IT&CM Asia can be viewed at: www.itcma.com