IAAPA, the global association for the attractions industry, has announced details of an upcoming Virtual Education conference, to be hosted by its IAAPA Asia Pacific (APAC) division. The event will take place on the association’s new IAAPA Connect+ platform next month, introducing attendees to a road map designed to reshape and reimagine the Asian parks and attractions industry.
The exclusive event features two days of essential discussions and roundtables that will reconnect the industry, as the Asia region plans its recovery from the pandemic. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn from key organisations that will offer perspectives on topics including the visitor experience, sustainability and employee initiatives.
Top industry names
Industry leaders from top Asian attractions will be sharing insights including Hong Kong Disneyland and Resorts World Genting, home of the recently opened Genting SkyWorlds theme park. Other suppliers and organisations will include AECOM, Pürlin, LLC, URBNSURF, Leisure Development Partners (LDP) and The Entertainment and Education Group (TEEG).
Speakers will share how they transform data into actionable insights, to help create accurate and appropriate outlooks for their businesses.
The conference takes place on IAAPA’s new online platform, Connect+, which allows attendees and speakers to engage within the wider Expo network. The state-of-the-art app is suitable for both Apple and Android mobile devices as well as computers with internet access.
The event takes place from 21-22 June 2022, with pricing for the event being $49 and $99 for members and non-members respectively. Prospective attendees can find further details and registration information online on the IAAPA website.
IAAPA has also announced that exhibitors can book for 2023’s in-person IAAPA Expo Asia. The four-day event will take place at Marina Bay Sands in Singapore from 13-16 June 2023 following the cancellation of this year’s event as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, returning for the first live IAAPA Expo Asia since 2019.
