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| IEE PREVIEW: Simworx exhibiting full range of dynamic media-based attractions |
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| 09 Sep 2019 . BY Lauren Heath-Jones |
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| The company will be showcasing a number of its recent projects including the world’s first Immersive Superflume |
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At this year's IAAPA Expo Europe (IEE), formerly the Euro Attractions Show, Simworx – a leader in the supply of dynamic motion simulation attractions and 4D cinemas for entertainment, education and corporate markets worldwide – is promoting its extensive range of media-based attractions at IAAPA Europe.
Recently debuting the world’s first Immersive Superflume and soon to be followed by the first installation of their Mini Flying Theatre, Simworx is quickly adding to its growing global portfolio.
Visit at booth #2424
This year’s show, set to be the largest in the event's history, will be held in Paris, at the Paris Expo Porte de Versailles exhibition centre from 16 - 19 September.
It is expected to attract more than 15,000 professionals from across the leisure, tourism and entertainment industries in more than 100 countries, and will play host to the largest show floor in the event’s history, with more than 600 exhibitors in 17,500 sq m of exhibition space.
In addition the conference will offer 15 education sessions, covering a number of key topics, including: creating guest experiences, operations, communication and design. Adding to these, there will be nine in-depth learning experiences, including the IAAPA Institute for Attractions Managers at Disneyland Paris; a one-day waterpark forum; and a IAAPA Safety Institute session at Parc Astérix.
As always, networking will play a key part at the event. This year, there will be six key networking events, during which Expo attendees can mix with their peers in a more informal setting.
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