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ASIA PACIFIC BUSINESS LEADERS ARE COMING TO BRISBANE
Do you have aspirations to expand into the Asia Pacific market and beyond? If so, you’ll be interested to know Chinese business delegations as well as Korean business and government leaders are heading to Brisbane to talk business at the 2011 Asia Pacific Cities Summit (APCS).
Indian delegates are also expected from the resources, property, agribusiness and biotech sectors, while Indonesian delegations are coming from education and mining companies and that’s just the start.
Business and government delegations from more than 100 global cities will converge on Brisbane for the 2011 APCS. Many have already confirmed they are keen to meet with local Australian companies interested in overseas growth and investment.
If you participate in the business matching program, your pre-booked customised appointment(s) will be scheduled between 9am to 5pm on your preferred days throughout the three day Summit to be held at the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre (BCEC). Interpreters in Japanese, Korean and Mandarin and other languages will be available if required.
Click here for the business matching frequently asked questions and to find out more about the business matching program, please register at www.apcsummit.org or
phone 07 3178 9626.
For any further questions, please contact the Summit Managers on the contact details listed below:
MCI (formerly Event Planners Australia)
P: 07 3858 5582 or phone 07 3178 9626
E: info@apcsummit.org
W: www.apcsummit.org
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Eggs-cellent Entertainment in Brisbane this Easter
Be amazed by the variety of fun and quirky activities on offer around Brisbane this Easter.
Gather your family and come together in Brisbane to celebrate the five-day long weekend.
Brisbane’s tourism industry is well and truly back in business with many tourism operators staging Easter events and activities to attract people to the region for the unusually long holiday.
“It is incredible that just two months since the floods, Brisbane is open and ready for families and visitors to enjoy,” Brisbane Marketing Leisure Tourism Director Cathie McBean said.
“It is important we send a clear message and let people know about the depth and breadth of tourism products and experiences to be had in Brisbane; Moreton Bay and Islands; and in the Scenic Rim, Country Valleys and Ipswich regions.”
“We want to excite people in Brisbane about all there is to do right on their doorstep,” she said.
While the majority of Brisbane’s tourism industry wasn’t directly affected by floodwaters, the industry as a whole has experienced a downturn.
“We ask everyone in and around Brisbane to spend their five-day long weekend getting out and about exploring their region,” McBean said.
“Not only will you be pleasantly surprised by what you’ll find in your own backyard, you’ll also be supporting our local tourism industry at a time when they need it the most.”
There are some great activities, events and tourism products on offer in Brisbane throughout Easter.
(Source: TravMedia.com 15th April 2011)
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