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A glowing economy on the precipice of a tech boom, coupled with an innovation-receptive population, makes Thailand a glittering epicenter for Pro-AV businesses. The show returns from 23 – 25 July 2025 at Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC).
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We’ve partnered with Trip.com to offer you exclusive discounts on your travel to InfoComm Asia 2025. Whether you’re booking flights or hotels, you can enjoy significant savings with our special promo codes.
InfoComm Asia 2025 has partnered with the Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen’s Park to offer special rate of between July 21 and July 26, 2025. Please click the link below to gain access to the corresponding booking link.
Contact: mhrs.bkkqp.reservation@marriotthotels.com or +66 (0) 2 059 5555
QSNCC & Getting There
60 Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, Ratchadaphisek Road, Khlong Toei Sub-district, Khlong Toei District, Bangkok 10110, Thailand
By public transport: QSNCC MRT station, BTS Skytrain, or Airport rail link from Suvarnabhumi Airport to MRT subway
By car: Park your car at yellow zone (row E, H, J, K)
Click here to view the list of visa-exempt countries and check if you need a visa.
NEW from 1 May 2025:
All travelers must complete Thailand’s E-Arrival Card online before arrival.
Thai Airways International, an official airline of InfoComm Southeast Asia 2022, is glad to welcome all visitors & trade delegates to the show with special airfare. Please follow this link to land at the booking page exclusively for MICE customers.
With a tropical wet climate, Bangkok enjoys plenty of sunshine all year round with a rainy season from June to October.
Bangkok is seven hours ahead of UTC (Coordinated Universal Time).
Bangkok is a relatively safe place. Muggings and other forms of direct confrontation are uncommon. A bigger crime problem is pick-pocketing in crowds. Always be aware of your belongings in crowded areas.
The most likely criminal behavior you might encounter in Bangkok is retail scams, where touts may try to sell you something which is of far less value than what you paid for it.
Thailand is also known as the Land of Smiles. The warm smiles, hospitality and friendliness of the Thai people are a big reason why travellers keep coming back.
The official language of Bangkok is Thai and it is widely spoken throughout Thailand. English is also understood and spoken in the main city and tourist areas.
Bangkok’s culture is contemporary, yet still retains links to its tradition and Buddhist spirituality. Nearly 94% of Thails are Buddhist. It also has rich traditions in art forms such as music, art and dance.
Bangkok is one of the premier cities for world-class cuisine. In addition to thousands of outstanding Thai restaurants and street stalls, Bangkok features the entire spectrum of international cuisines, a by-product of its cosmopolitan population. It also has a diverse offering of drinking options, with some great bars and pubs.
The Thai baht is used in Bangkok. Major credit cards are accepted across Thailand in most major hotels and large restaurants but smaller businesses will expect to be paid in cash, as will taxi drivers. Tipping in hotels is not expected, but again is always appreciated, for instance 20 – 50 baht for the porter that carried your bags up to your room, or 20 baht left under your pillow for the cleaner. In all restaurants it is customary to leave behind any loose change in coins as a tip.
Bangkok uses 220 volts AC electrical supply. There is unfortunately no specific standard for plugs and outlets. The most common plug type is the two flat-pronged North American type but round prongs are also seen.
Many free Wifi spots are available around Bangkok.
Should you require assistance while in Bangkok, here are some useful numbers to take note of.
Tech Dialogue: 5G, Data and IoT – How to Avoid Being Left Behind?
Jane Lo, Correspondent, MySecurityMedia; Director, Finboxx
Vihang Shah, Executive Advisor, SynFiny Advisors, Singapore
John Lee, Managing Director (ASIA PACIFIC), GRF ASIA-PACIFIC Pte Ltd
Oleg Ishanov, Director of Information Security, Acronis