The 4th ICIP Conference will be held at the Pan Pacific Singapore, one of Singapore’s finest hotels. A venue set in the heart of Marina Bay, within Singapore’s bustling CBD, the hotel is a comfortable 20-minute drive from Changi International Airport and is well located for all forms of entertainment.
Delegates of the 4th ICIP Conference who would like to make room reservations at a preferential rate with Pan Pacific Singapore can visit our ‘Registration' page for more details soon.
Photo courtesy of Pan Pacific Singapore
Address:
7 Raffles Boulevard Marina Square
Singapore 039595
Tel: +65 6336 8111 Fax: +65 6339 1861
Click this link to view the directional map: http://www.panpacific.com/en/singapore/location.html
In the vast expanse of Southeast Asia, Singapore stands at only 42 kilometres wide with a total population of around 4.6 million, yet this City-State is one of the world's most densely populated countries, comprising a multicultural mix of citizens and permanent residents; Chinese, Indians, Malays and others. Having become more diversified in its population over the centuries, Malay is the Republic's national language, with English being the official language of administration. Now as a recognised regional MICE hub, Singapore offers an islandwide support structure to satisfy visiting business delegates during their stay; dining, culture and retail opportunites beyond compare, enhance your Singapore experience from morning till night.
International cuisine and unsurpassed service standards are evident whether you choose to dine in one of the island's more exclusive venues or to simply opt for a more casual open air culinary experience with business colleagues. From revered restaurants to the more traditional and vibrant experience of Singapore's largest remaining Victorian, cast-iron structure, Lau Pa Sat hawker centre, in the heart of Singapore's business district. Complimented by a host of trendy café's and bars around the island, there is something to suit even the most discerning palate.
Historical venues abound for those with an interest in the arts or local heritage. World-class musical and theatrical performances can be found at the Esplanade-Theatres on the Bay. Visit the Asian Civilisation Museum where exclusive dining options surround the rich stories of Singapore's history. The President's home, Istana House, is one of a number of unique and classic architectural landmarks and memorials around the island worth viewing. Old Parliament House is another colonial mansion which has been re-launched as the Arts House; a contemporay venue for visual and performing arts. The restored chapel, CHIJMES (pronounced "chimes"), is home to an array of dining and retail offerings in a stunning garden setting.
From the peace and tranquility of Singapore's island resort, Sentosa, to the lively retail adventure of Orchard road, delegates can journey from sanctuary to shopping haven within minutes.
While Singapore is known for its glorious weather, it also has two distinct monsoon seasons: the North Eastern season is December - March and the South Western season is June - September (November and December being the wettest months). Temperatures vary throughout the year with daytime averages of 30°C and short bursts of rain when you least expect them. You'll experience a tropical climate with year round humidity (usually above 75%).
If you wish to find out more about the island of Singapore or its economic development, the following sites may be useful:
