BMICH, Sri Lanka’s most recognizable and iconic landmark together with the Sri Lanka Association of Professional Conference, Exhibition & Event Organizers (SLAPCEO) announced that they have implemented all safety guidelines recommended by the health authorities to ensure a safe environment for all stakeholders in restarting the regular expositions.
“The procedures and processes that have been implemented with co-operation and guidanceof the health authoritiesand with the total commitment of all stakeholders making BMICH a safe venue to visit. Our spacious facilities enable us to ensure that personal distancing is strictly implemented” said Sunil Dissanayake-Chief Executive, BMICH adding that all staff are fully vaccinated.
“We are confident with these procedures and processes in place and with the commitment of all stakeholders, BMICH looks forward to hosting many Meetings, Incentives, Conferences &Exhibitions (MICE)in the near future” he added.
Regular meetings have been scheduled with the participation of exhibitors, suppliers, and service providers to review compliance and ensure the strict Covid Appropriate Behavior (CAB) is adhered to by all stakeholders.
Set in a sprawling site, 15 well laid out and spacious car parks that can accommodate 3000 vehicles at a given time and well-maintained landscaped gardens, BMICH is Sri Lanka’s largest and Asia’s very first purpose-built convention centre with ultra-modern facilities.