SIGMA GETS BACK TO BUSINESS WITH LIMITED FREE EARLY BIRD TICKETS


SIGMA GETS BACK TO BUSINESS WITH LIMITED FREE EARLY BIRD TICKETS

Early bookings will benefit from a free standard ticket to the SiGMA Europe show held in Malta this November, as travel restrictions lift across Europe

 

With restrictions on travel facilitation and the opening of airports across Europe, the event industry is optimistic that business, the entertainment and tourism sectors will be back on their feet and enjoying new growth shoots by the end of the year.

 

As a result, SiGMA Group announced that it is offering free standard tickets, valued at 49 euros, for delegates who  book a pass  for the show in November before July 15th. Held in Malta this year, the Europe show will take place from 17 to 19 November, bringing together branches, operators and suppliers under the island's sound regulatory framework.

 

The supershow will bring together two major exhibitions - SiGMA and  AIBC , bringing innovation and new technologies to the gaming industry and introducing a new way to explore these leading verticals.

 

The November summit will be followed by a trio of high-level digital summits over the summer, aimed at helping the industry stand together and be informed and connected at a time when working together has never been more important.

 

And while in June the conference, SiGMA Asia Digital, brought together a high-attendance figure - a virtual meeting did not quite replace personal experience in the network of a buzzing expo. However, both may exist; Moving forward in all meetings will include a virtual presentation that will give participants a more holistic and interactive experience. 

 

As preparations for the  upcoming summits are  already in full swing, there is a sense of excitement as the company moves forward with SIGMA Europe, which is scheduled to continue in Malta this November, and SiGMA Asia, which will launch in Manila in May 2021.

 

On the 15th of July, Malta’s airport will reopen, allowing for flights to a number of destinations after the COVID-19 pandemic put a halt to all commercial travel earlier this year.

 

Malta’s Prime Minister, Robert Abela, announced the easing of restrictions on travel, saying, “From the 1st of July, flights will increase to the majority of regions in Italy, France, Spain and Poland. This is while the airports in Greece and Croatia will be opened in their entirety,” he said, adding that “this will be undertaken so that from the 15th of July the airport will be opened to the remainder of destinations.”

 

The travel ban lift follows a positive pattern across Europe, as the European Union lifts a number of internal borders. Many major cities have followed suit in announcing plans to loosen restrictions and open their doors to a gentle reintroduction of the holiday, business and travel market.

 

Germany, Austria, Sicily, Cyprus, Switzerland, Sardegna, Iceland, Slovakia, Norway, Denmark, Hungary, Finland, Ireland, Lithuania, Israel, Latvia, Estonia, Luxembourg, and the Czech Republic were amongst the first group of countries to benefit from the resumption of commercial flights to and from Malta. More countries are expected to follow suit.

 

Malta’s Prime Minister, Robert Abela, has announced the easing of restrictions on travel to and from Malta

If you’re interested in exploring more about how you can benefit from being a delegate, a sponsor, an exhibitor or a keynote speaker please contact Events Director Sophie Crouzet.

 

The limited time offer expires on 15th July - register here.

 

If you want to re-live the SiGMA Digital experience go to our Youtube channels – SiGMA – World’s iGaming Festival and AIBC Summit!

 

The limited time offer expires on 15th July – register here.