Resorts World Genting eyes 3,000 visitors to inaugural Genting SustainBiz F&B expo


Representatives from Resorts World Genting, Comexposium and platinum sponsor, VISA at the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding MoU. (From left) Christopher Chin,Comexposium exhibition manager; Henri Tan, Comexposium Asia Pacific exhibition director; Datuk Seri Kay, RWG vice president of corporate communications and public relations; Lee Thiam Kit, RWG president and chief operating officer; Eugene Lim, VISA head of marketing; Peter Foster, RWG executive vice president of leisure, hospitality and lifestyle, and Spencer Lee, RWG senior vice president of sales and marketing and MICE.

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia's premier integrated resort destination Resorts World Genting (RWG) aims to attract 3,000 visitors regionally to the inaugural Genting SustainBiz Food and Beverages (F&B) Expo at the Genting International Convention Centre from Sept 10 to 12.

RWG senior vice-president of sales and marketing and meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions Spencer Lee said the three-day event would highlight the key segments of the green economy and sustainable future in the F&B industries.

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