Macao Gaming Show launch strategic sponsorship portfolio


Macao Gaming Show launch strategic sponsorship portfolio

Organisers of the Macao Gaming Show (MGS), which is being held across the 18th – 20th November at the Venetian Macao, have released details of the wide-ranging sponsorship packages which are available to organisations’ wanting to achieve enhanced branding and awareness in front of attendees which number Asia's most influential gaming thought leaders and buyers.

 

The 50+ branding and sponsorship opportunities, all of which are contained in the MGS Sponsorship Manual which can be accessed at http://www.macaogamingshow.com/mgs2014/?page_id=104&lang=en  range from conventional banner adverts situated in strategic high footfall locations through to exclusive sponsorship packages covering MGS's prestigious conference and event programme. 

Highlighting the breadth of opportunities, Macao Gaming Show's Marina Wong said: "Following-on from the success of the first Macao Gaming Show, which attracted 102 exhibiting companies and close to 9,000 visitors, we were asked by our exhibitors to develop a wide range of sponsorship options for them to select from. Offering great exposure to both Asia and the world, there are a number of impactful sponsorship opportunities available ranging from banner advertising to lanyards and show bags, MGS website marketing and event guide advertising. There are also a number of high visibility options available such as floor panels, light boxes, structural banners, pillar wraps and registration booth panels which are the first points of contact for visitors to the show. 

"Additionally we have created sponsorship packages for events including the official Welcome Reception and Conference Luncheon as well as high profile opportunities in the Media Center and on the show's own successful television channel, MGS TV. 'By Asia for the World' MGS is the first trade show aimed specifically at the Asian market and provides a wonderful way for the industry's major players to showcase their wares and put their brands in front of the entire Asian gaming community."