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MICE2023 Early Bird tickets now on sale

by Hayley Ralph
April 18, 2023
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Early Bird tickets are now live for the 2023 Melbourne International Coffee Expo (MICE).

Tickets for the industry event are currently available at an Early Bird rate until Friday 30 June. Attendees can save up to 50 per cent on the full ticket price. An Early Bird one-day pass is $30, two-day pass is $40, and three-day pass is $50.

Across three days from 17 to 19 August, coffee roasters, farming countries, equipment specialists, milk and dairy alternative producers, and ancillary suppliers from around the globe will showcase the best of what the coffee world has to offer.

“MICE is the biggest coffee-dedicated event in the Southern Hemisphere and really demonstrates what makes the Australian scene so revered around the world,” MICE Show Director Lauren Winterbottom says.

“I encourage visitors to maximise this Early Bird opportunity in order to explore everything MICE has to offer at the best price possible.”

After 30 June, standard pricing for a one-day pass is $45, a two-day pass is $55, and a three-day pass is $65.

“The three-day pass is the best value and ensures that none of the action is missed on the expo floor or on the competition stages,” Lauren says.

MICE2023 will take place at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre.

To buy tickets, visit internationalcoffeeexpo.com/tickets.

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