2020 MAX AHG Expo cancelled

The Australasian Hospitality and Gaming Expo (MAX AHG Expo) scheduled for March 18-19, 2020, was been cancelled on the back of Federal and State Government recommendations around the containment of coronavirus in our country.

In an unprecedented move following a COAG meeting, the AHG Expo board decided to cancel the Expo and all associated Expo-week events, including the Club Managers’ Association Australia’s AGM, the 2020 National Governance and Management Congress, the Club Plus Super AHG Breakfast and AHG Expo’s organised bus tours.

AHG Expo spokesperson Amy Coady said the cancellations were a precautionary measure in the interests of public safety.

“Our Prime Minister has this afternoon made a recommendation against non-essential organised gatherings of 500 people or more from Monday onwards, which has seen our board make the very hard decision to cancel next week’s planned events,” Ms Coady said.

More information from the AHG Expo for exhibitors, ticket holders and visitors will be released as appropriate.

“This year (2019) has been great - we got eight pages of leads on the first day alone. Every year gets bigger and better for us at the AHG Expo - we try to bring something new every year, and we’ve had a great response”

Len Thrower, owner of Plant Image

“We were fresh to Queensland when we attended last year (2018), but now we’ve done more networking and it’s made this year’s expo awesome. The organisation and communication with the expo has been great; security and staff were so helpful”

Grace Randall, BDM at Daily Press

“We’ve been attending the AHG Expo for many years, and this year (2019) has gone particularly well. The crowd has been really good, with a mix of people from different states. We’re a national business so it’s great to get that exposure”

Georgie Beedell, BDM at Godfrey Hirst

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