July , 2009

Have you registered for QREX yet?

Planning on attending the Queensland Resources Expo (QREX) 2009? Now is your chance to pick up tickets for the Conferences, Tours and Social Events.

Tickets are still available for all of the Conferences, Industry Tours, Hypothetical Breakfast, Welcome Function, Q150 Luncheon and all Social Events.

And don't forget to pre-register for the Trade Exhibition.

Feel free to call us on (07) 4922 2797 or visit www.qrex.com.au for futher information on the QREX events line-up and bookings.

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Planning your visit to the QREX 09 Trade Exhibition

Good planning makes an enormous difference to the amount of ground you can cover, the quality of the information you can gather, and the amount of time and energy you have left to network with current and potential suppliers.

Visit www.qrex.com.au and consider the following checklist:

• Finalise travel and accommodation bookings.
• List the exhibitors and products you want to see and identify the location of these exhibitors on the floor plan.
• Review the opportunities provided by the numerous events running alongside QREX 09.
• Contact your suppliers and make appointments with those you need to see.

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QREX Leading Potential Business and Tourism Boom

The possibility of businesses wanting to service resource operations in Central Queensland locating in or re-locating to Central Queensland will be the key factor for many businesses attending QREX.

“QREX aims for the Trade Exhibition and Conferences to be a major must-attend event in the international resources calendar, and to build business and tourism throughout Central Queensland,” said Event Manager Ellie Traynor.

The QREX Trade Exhibition and conferences are expected to result in a significant stimulus to the development of industries servicing the resources sector from Central Queensland.

“QREX will continue to attract visitors coming to Central Queensland to investigate Australia’s solutions to some of the industry’s most difficult questions. This in turn should have a beneficial affect on tourism visits to the area, just as the triennual beef expos have made a special contribution to the Capricorn Region’s tourism figures.”

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