IN FOCUS ASIA/PACIFIC/OCEANiA


VENTURES IN VIETNAM SOUND, PHUKET


EUROPE/MIDDLE EAST/AFRICA


MISS Q’S, LONDON CIRCUS, LONDON NIGHT FLIGHT, SOFIA SNOWBOMBING, MAYRHOFEN NATIONAL CHARTER MONUMENT, SAKHIR GREEN POWER, FLORENCE


Vietnam, a market that is perhaps on many levels alien to some of us, takes on the focus for this issue’s country round up by our Asia correspondent Jimmie Wing. Thrusting this relatively small, and somewhat unexplored market into the spotlight will hopefully be a useful insight for those who are thinking of travelling to Palme Vietnam later this month, or sometime in the future, as it appears there are definitely business deals to be had. Some of the big name brands are already dipping their toes in the water. Plus Rachael Rogerson looks at the twice award-winning venue Sound, in Phuket giving details of the latest clubbing hotspot in one of Asia’s most sought-after destinations. Two London venues star in the EMEA section, along with the latest Bulgarian installation to feature in the magazine in recent months, whilst Michael Nicholson also reports back from Snowbombing and an unsual project in Bahrain. One of the greenest fingered companies in the audio industry, Powersoft, tells all about its challenging choices, and its significant milestones over its15-year life.


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