Suntec Singapore International Convention &
Exhibition Centre enjoyed a successful year in 2009. Despite
the global economic climate and a worldwide pandemic, the leading
venue in Singapore hosted 1,408 events and welcomed 6.7 million
visitors to its venue - an increase of approximately 5% more
visitors to its venue over 2008.
All sectors from the meetings, incentives,
conventions and exhibitions (MICE) delivered robust growth. Of the
1,408 events, 911 were corporate meetings, with 54 conventions and
138 exhibitions. Of the conventions and exhibitions held, 96 were
international conventions and exhibitions, with special events
such as concerts, banquet functions, convocations and graduations
and others at 304.
In 2009, the venue also hosted many prominent
international events such as the Asia Aging Forum 2009, 4th
Congress of the International Society for Vascular Behavioural and
Cognitive Disorders 2009, Alzheimer’s Disease International
Conference, FDI Annual World Dental Congress, Spikes Asia (1st
Asian Advertising Festival), International Council on Systems
Engineering (INCOSE) 2009, World Congress of the International
Confederation of Principals 2009 amongst others – with the most
notable being the APEC 2009 Leaders Week.
The venue also had the opportunity to host
various returning shows such as the Asian Shipping and Work Boat
Asia 2009, Pulire Asia 2009, Sea Asia 2009, WIMAX Forum Congress
Asia 2009, Tax Free World Association (Asia Pacific), SEMICON
Singapore 2009, Singapore International Water Week 2009, ITB Asia,
CIA 2009 and Enviro Asia 2009.
2010 has the hallmarks of being yet another busy
year as the venue gears up to host and welcome back the many
regular events as well as several new events at its venue.
Some distinguished events Suntec will host in
2010 include:
International Housing Conference 2010 (Jan)
Corporate Combined Service by Victory Family Centre (Jan) 4,000
estimated delegates The Internet Show 2010 (April) 1,000
estimated delegates Eco World 2010 (April) 2,000 estimated
delegates RoboCup 2010 Singapore (Jun) 3,500 estimated
delegates 13th International Conference on Emergency Medicine
2010 (June) 1,500 estimated delegates JCI Asia-Pacific
Conference Singapore (Jun) 2,000 estimated delegates 10th World
Congress of Bio-ethics (Jul) 800 estimated delegates 8th Asia
Pacific Harmonica Festival 2010 (Jul) 2,000 estimated delegates
World Congress of Biomechanics (Aug) 1,500 estimated delegates
Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games (Aug) 2,000 estimated delegates
Discoveries 2010 (Oct) 3,000 estimated delegates Asia Pacific
Congress of Allerology and Clinical Immunology (APPACI) 2010 (Nov)
1,200 estimated delegates International No-Dig 2010 (Nov) 1,200
estimated delegates
Suntec will also welcome back the return of many
successful shows such as:
IDEM Singapore 2010 (April) 5,000 estimated
delegates Cards Asia 2010/RFID World Asia 2010/Retail Solutions
World Asia 2010 (April) 6,000 estimated delegates TFWA AP 2010
(May) 3,000 estimated delegates Tetra World Congress 2010 (TWC
2010) (May) 2,000 estimated delegates CityScape Asia 2010 (May)
1,000 estimated delegates Singapore Garden Festival 2010
100,000 estimated delegates JEC Composites Asia 2010 (Oct)
2,500 estimated delegates ITB Asia 2010 (Oct) 5,000 estimated
delegates
2009 was also a year of achievements for Suntec
Singapore. The venue garnered copious awards that comprised “Best
Business Venue Experience and Most Innovative Marketing Initiative
(Business Events)” at the inaugural Singapore Experience Awards,
“Asia’s Leading Conference Centre” by World Travel Awards,
“Distinguished Patron of the Arts” by the National Arts Council
and “Partner of Heritage Award” by the National Heritage Board for
its contribution towards the arts and heritage in Singapore. The
venue’s security and fire safety team also picked up several
accolades for its continual commitment to safety and security.
“Having emerged from a challenging but fruitful
year in 2009, 2010 will continue to be significant for Suntec
Singapore. This year, we will host several new and returning
(conventions & exhibitions) shows at our venue, with an exciting
lineup of events that are of paramount standing in their
respective fields such as the inaugural Youth Olympic Games,” said
Pieter Idenburg, Chief Executive Officer of Suntec Singapore. “Our
multifunctional and flexible facilities have always enabled us to
attract all types of events – and we continue to do so. As a venue
that hosts global events and high profile conventions and
exhibitions annually, we are committed to and will continue to
provide our clients and guests value-added products and “going the
extra mile and beyond the call of duty” services to ensure that we
continue to raise the bar professionally.”
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