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  • Campus+ SEA 2026

    In recent years, the development of international education in Southeast Asia is rapidly evolving, driven by globalization, economic growth, and increasing demand for high-quality education, which has promoted the flourishing development of high-quality private and international schools, making Asia, especially Southeast Asia, the largest market for international education. Among the countries in Southeast Asia, Thailand has been growing steadily, Thailand’s international education market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 6–8% over the next five years. It is evolving with a mix of premium, mid-tier, and hybrid schools, catering to diverse demographics. While challenges like affordability and teacher recruitment persist, the sector remains attractive due to Thailand’s strategic location, tourism appeal, and strong academic reputation in Southeast Asia. At the same time, international education is undergoing significant transformation under the influence of AI, driven by technological advancements, demographic shifts, and increasing demand for digital skills. By embracing AI, Southeast Asia is poised to become a key player in the global EdTech landscape, though equitable implementation remains a challenge. “Campus+ SEA 2026” will be held on May 14th-15th 2026 in Bangkok Thailand, which will bring together the management, Principals, Vice Principals, Leaders from Academic, Operations, Facilities, IT and Engineering departments of international education groups, international schools and private schools, as well as the leading technology providers to discuss the future development of international education under the new situation, the construction of better campuses, sustainable campus development, AI application in education, curriculum innovation, and exchange educational insights, discuss technological innovations, so as to find the best business partners. May 14th-15th 2026 | Bangkok Thailand

    In recent years, the development of international education in Southeast Asia is rapidly evolving, driven by globalization, economic growth, and increasing demand for high-quality education, which has...

  • 4th Advanced Manufacturing Informatization China Summit

    Against the backdrop of surging digital and intelligent revolution, the manufacturing sector faces unprecedented challenges and opportunities. As global competition intensifies and consumer demands grow increasingly diverse and personalized, the industry’s extensive development model has become unsustainable, making digital transformation imperative. In recent years, national-level policy support for manufacturing digital transformation has intensified with a series of major policy documents successively issued. These documents have charted the course for digital transformation and provided institutional safeguards. Simultaneously, the deep integration of next-generation information technologies—such as 5G, industrial internet, artificial intelligence, and big data—into manufacturing has created numerous intelligent application scenarios, significantly boosting production efficiency. However, despite policy support and technological progress, manufacturing digitalization still faces significant obstacles along the transformation path. These include technology blockades stemming from volatile international circumstances, funding constraints for SMEs, talent shortages, and data security risks. How to overcome these challenges, tackle technical hurdles, and achieve sustainable development remains a key objective for manufacturing executives and digitalization leaders. ‘4th Advanced Manufacturing Informatization China Summit’ will be held in Shanghai on May 28, 2026. It will bring together informatization and digitalization leaders from manufacturing enterprises to explore key priorities and challenges in future digital transformation, exchange insights on cutting-edge applications of emerging technologies like artificial intelligence to find the best business partners. May 28th, 2026 | Shanghai, China

    Against the backdrop of surging digital and intelligent revolution, the manufacturing sector faces unprecedented challenges and opportunities. As global competition intensifies and consumer demands gr...

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