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MICE on the move

If you could pack a suitcase and commit to a year of travel – purely for work purposes – you could easily fill your calendar attending coffee tradeshows, conferences, certification events, origin, and competitions.

Australians are open to travelling across the oceans and expanding their coffee experiences, but this year’s Melbourne International Coffee Expo (MICE) proved the global coffee scene is looking to us to enhance their knowledge of the Asia Pacific coffee culture.

MICE2017 attracted 9646 visitors, an

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