London’s O2 Arena could lose the popular ATP tennis finals after 2020 as bids have been opened for other venues across the world to host the event. Read more
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The inaugural Mayor of Bristol has described as “crazy” the idea of building a new arena for the city on the outskirts instead of in the centre. Read more
Supporters of Tottenham Hotspur have been allowed into the club’s new stadium to find their way around and view the facilities. Read more
The nearly completed Wisconsin Entertainment and Sports Center, home of the NBA’s Milwaukee Bucks, will be known as the Fiserv Forum. Read more
SeatGeek has hired James McClure as the company’s first ever General Manager International. Read more
Ajax FC have installed a new pitch at the Johan Cruijff ArenA in Amsterdam in time for the start of the new season. Read more
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The excitement surrounding the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games continues to grow as key venues start to take shape in the Japanese capital city, including the Olympic Stadium. Read more
The new world-class Milwaukee Bucks arena will redefine the sports and entertainment culinary experience with MKEat, the venue’s dynamic, locally-focused food and beverage programme. Read more
Atlanta is booming as a sports destination with a stunning new NFL stadium and baseball park already in operation, while a redeveloped NBA arena is set to open this autumn. Read more
AEG Facilities has landed a deal to manage and operate the Buenos Aires Arena, now under construction in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Read more
The construction firm responsible for building the new Bristol Arena believe the project can be delivered on budget. Read more
Work has begun on a $30 million renovation project at the iconic Tacoma Dome in Tacoma, Washington, US. Read more
The soon to open Wisconsin Entertainment and Sports Center (WESC), home of the NBA’s Milwaukee Bucks, has taken the first steps on its sustainability journey. Read more
With less than three months to go to the Stadia & Arena Japan 2018 conference and exhibition, we are looking for expert speakers to participate in this high level event. Read more
Leading domestic and international companies are continuing to book stands to participate at this year’s Stadia & Arena Japan event in Osaka.
The conference and exhibition is expected to be the largest ever gathering of sports venue industry professionals in the entire APAC region.
The event will run from 30-31 August 2018 at the Knowledge Capital Congrès Convention Center.
This week we profile two returning exhibitors:
Terraplas – Stands I1, I2, I3
Terraplas is the undisputed ‘World Leader in Turf Protection’. Having pioneered the first protection system for quality stadium turf in 1991 (that is still in use today!), Terraplas continues to lead the industry through continuous innovation in cutting-edge design, production and material technology, allowing stadiums and arenas internationally to make the best possible use of their facilities for special events, whilst maintaining the highest standard of playing surface.
Learn more at www.terraplas.com
Trocellen – Stand F5
Trocellen is a manufacturer of cross-linked PE foams. With more than 600 employees at eight sites, the company has been present in the artificial turf shock pad business for more than 25 years. Its ProGame brand provides long-lasting, high quality solutions for pitches.
For more information, please visit www.trocellen.com.my
With over 60 sports projects currently planned or under development in Japan, this year’s Stadia & Arena Japan 2018 event offers international companies a unique opportunity to develop key relationships in the fastest growing sports market in the world.
If your company has an interest in working on projects in Japan and other APAC countries, please contact Sam Wibrew to discuss current stand availability and sponsorship packages.
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With over 60 sports projects currently planned or under development in Japan, this year’s Stadia & Arena Japan 2018 event offers international companies a unique opportunity to develop key relationships in the fastest growing sports market in the world. Read more
A second roofed court will make its debut at the US Open at Flushing Meadows in New York in August. Read more
Organisers of the International Live Music Conference (ILMC) have announced the second edition of the Event Safety & Security Summit (E3S). Read more
The new, state-of-the-art multipurpose Bentley Arena in Waltham, Massachusetts, is the most environmentally sustainable in the US. Read more
