With $500 million investment value, TCC Assets aims to set the new center as “The Ultimate Inspiring World Class Event Platform for All”
BANGKOK, Aug. 19, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — TCC Assets (Thailand) Co., Ltd, a leading investment holding and real estate company in Thailand has launched the new look of Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC), managed by N.C.C. Management & Development Co., Ltd., after remodeling which will be completed and open in September 2022. With 5 times larger space and a daily capacity of over 100,000 visitors, the company reaffirms QSNCC position as Thailand’s largest convention center in Bangkok’s CBD.
The new QSNCC will provide a total event space of 78,500 sq.m, two main exhibition halls with over 45,000 sq.m, two large conference halls with nearly 10,000 sq.m, 50 flexible meeting rooms and additional retail zone, plus fully equipped technologies. Its…
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