By Farah Wahida:
The annual Asia Pacific Property Awards and the Asia Pacific Hotel Awards will be held on 9 to 10 May at the Shangri-la Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, as part of the 2013 Asia Pacific Property & Hospitality Show.
The finest developments, architecture and interior design from 23 countries will be recognised in the annual awards ceremony, which is sponsored by Virgin Atlantic and Samsung.
Aside from the two awards ceremonies, the event will also serve as a platform for renowned developers to showcase their projects, build networks and participate in various seminars and discussion tables.
Notably, the Asia Pacific awards is part of the global International Property Awards, which has similar programmes in Arabia, Africa, the Americas and Europe. The 19-year old event covers both residential and commercial developments.
Winners from the Asia Pacific region, which were determined through a rigorous process involving a panel of over 60 experts, will move to compete in the International Property awards.
Stuart Shield, President of the International Property Awards, said, “Asia Pacific consistently proves to be the hardest region to beat when it comes to competing internationally for the highly coveted World’s Best awards.”
“The majority of attendees at our awards events are CEOs, presidents, and managing directors, or from the highest echelons of their companies,” he added
“Our networking events and showcase prior to the awards ceremonies allow these VIPs to interact in a relaxed but professional setting.”
The annual Asia Pacific Property Awards and the Asia Pacific Hotel Awards will be held on 9 to 10 May at the Shangri-la Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, as part of the 2013 Asia Pacific Property & Hospitality Show.
The finest developments, architecture and interior design from 23 countries will be recognised in the annual awards ceremony, which is sponsored by Virgin Atlantic and Samsung.
Aside from the two awards ceremonies, the event will also serve as a platform for renowned developers to showcase their projects, build networks and participate in various seminars and discussion tables.
Notably, the Asia Pacific awards is part of the global International Property Awards, which has similar programmes in Arabia, Africa, the Americas and Europe. The 19-year old event covers both residential and commercial developments.
Winners from the Asia Pacific region, which were determined through a rigorous process involving a panel of over 60 experts, will move to compete in the International Property awards.
Stuart Shield, President of the International Property Awards, said, “Asia Pacific consistently proves to be the hardest region to beat when it comes to competing internationally for the highly coveted World’s Best awards.”
“The majority of attendees at our awards events are CEOs, presidents, and managing directors, or from the highest echelons of their companies,” he added
“Our networking events and showcase prior to the awards ceremonies allow these VIPs to interact in a relaxed but professional setting.”
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