- The “2025 South Korea Business Travel Summit” in Seoul deepening Korea-Macau business travel cooperation.
- Over 100 participants, including decision-makers from major Korean corporations, SMEs, leading tourism operators, industry partners and media representatives joined the event.
SJM Resorts, S.A. sponsored and co-organized the “2025 South Korea Business Travel Summit” with Trip.Biz, a business travel management platform under Trip.com Group. The summit was held at Conrad Seoul on 25 September.
The event, with participation from the Macao Government Tourism Office (MGTO) Korea Representative Office, took place with the theme “Business Travel Innovative Solutions for the Future”. It attracted over 100 attendees, including decision-makers from major Korean corporations, SMEs, leading tourism operators, industry partners and media representatives.
Daisy Ho, Managing Director of SJM, commented, “Korea has rapidly become Macau’s largest international visitor market, distinguished not only by volume but also by high-quality spending. With a growing appetite for culture, lifestyle and MICE experiences, Korea is both a priority and an opportunity for SJM to deepen meaningful partnerships and attract visitors whose interests align with Macau’s continuous efforts in diversification. Our support for and hosting of this summit reflects SJM’s commitment to contributing to Macau’s long-term growth as a resilient and sustainable tourism destination.”
Sherwin Dai, General Manager of Trip.Biz Greater China and North Asia, added, “Trip.Biz’s vision is to be the most trusted and leading global business travel partner. We aim to meet customer needs through our products, technology and services, create value for our clients, and support all the people behind business travel.
“By collaborating with ecosystem partners, we can address evolving industry demands, continuously enhance user experiences and deliver success together.”
SJM said it will continue to strengthen its collaboration with the MGTO and international partners such as Trip.Biz, leveraging both large-scale roadshows and focused sector events to broaden Macau’s reach.
