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Registration is now open for this year’s IAAPA Expo in Orlando, Florida
Tom Anstey | Planet Attractions | 07 Jul 2022
IAAPA Expo takes place every year at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida Credit: IAAPA
With less than five months to go until IAAPA’s annual landmark spectacle, the IAAPA Expo in Orlando, Florida, attendee registration is now open for what is the international attractions industry’s premier event.
Set to bring together more than 1,000 exhibitors and in excess of 25,000 attendees, the event, which takes place every year at the Orange County Convention Centre in Orlando will run from November 14 until November 18.
“It’s an exciting time in the attractions industry as we continue on the path of recovery from the pandemic, and our members are looking for new innovative products and services from our manufacturers and suppliers to enhance their guests' experiences,” said Hal McEvoy, IAAPA’s chief executive officer and president.
“IAAPA Expo in Orlando continues to be the premier showplace for the latest innovations to create fun and make memories for our industry. This is also an important event for connecting, sharing best practices, hearing from the industry's top leaders and experts, and working on your professional development needs.”
The annual Expo offers a host of education sessions led by industry leaders, with this year’s highly anticipated Leadership Breakfast to be led by Tom Mehrmann, president and COO of Universal Parks and Resorts, Pacific Rim. Other featured speakers set to speak include Andrew Wexler, CEO of Herschend Family Entertainment, and Steven Lewis of Gideon’s Bakery.
“IAAPA’s Board of Directors is thrilled to welcome members and not-yet-members back to Orlando for our world-renowned Expo event,” said Ken Whiting, 2022 IAAPA chairman of the board.
“The IAAPA team is hard at work setting a conference programme that’s both engaging and educational with a focus on hot topics that are pressing within the industry.”
To register, click here
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