Airport Cities World Conference Hong Kong September 2006

AirportCities World Conference & Exhibition Hong Kong

September 10 - 12 2006

An invitation to visit the new 'SkyCity'

Agenda

September 10, 2006

Welcome Reception

In the Snow White Ballroom,
Hong Kong Disneyland Resort,
Lantau Island

	Sponsored by

September 11-13 2006

Conference & Exhibition

In the AsiaWorld-Expo,
Hong Kong International Airport.
Conference to be held in
Meeting Room 201
Exhibition to be held in Hall 5

September 11, 2006

Gala Dinner
With a theme of East meets West!

Hosted by	Sponsored	by	Catered by

September 13, 2006

Airport Tour & Social Excursions

Conference Proceedings

Day One

Registration from 7.30am
Conference begins at 9.00am

Welcome Addresses From
Airport Authority Hong Kong:
Dr David J Pang,
Chief Executive Officer

General Administration of Civil Aviation of China,
Diao Yonghai,
Deputy Director General
Airport Department

Chairperson’s opening comments
Framing the Airport City/Aerotropolis Phenomenon
Dr John D Kasarda,
Director,
Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise,
University of North Carolina

A global perspective on the emergence of the ‘Airport City’ as a catalyst for
economic development

A series of international case-studies exploring the positive contribution that airport cities make to enhancing regional development and economic growth.

Hong Kong International Airport’s ‘SkyCity’
Airport Authority Hong Kong,
Hans Bakker,
Commercial Director

Incheon International Airport – Developing the 'Air City'
Incheon International Airport,
Jaehee Lee,
President & CEO

Questions and Answers

– Refreshment Break –

Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport
Jeffrey P Fegan,
Chief Executive Officer

BAA International Retail
Clive Cranwell,
Director of Business Development

– Lunch –

Afternoon Sessions
A series of industry case-studies
presented by key business partners working with airport operators to maximise the economic returns from different projects that benefit from proximity to the airport to increase passenger flow and to create value.

The vital air transportation partnership
A session dedicated to the structural changes taking place in air transportation and its effect on airport planning and development. The successful, vibrant airport city has traditionally been closely linked with a strong partner airline at the airport. We assess the impact on airlines and airports from the emergence of the new breed of low cost carriers. How will airline and airport operators adapt their operational structure and cost base to meet this challenge and what will be the impact of this on future development of aviation facilities?

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport,
Benjamin R DeCosta,
Aviation General Manager

Dubai International Airport,
Anita Mehra Homayoun,
Director, Marketing & Corporate Communications

Oasis Hong Kong Airlines,
Stephen H Miller,
Chief Executive Officer

Exambela Consulting,
David Feldman,
Managing Director

Presentations followed by an interactive discussion

– Refreshment Break –

Airport leisure and trade development
The business case for locating major leisure and trade facilities in close proximity to the airport is outlined in this presentation.

Invest Hong Kong,
Mike Rowse,
Director General

PricewaterhouseCoopers,
Steve Kleinschmidt,
Vice President, Hospitality and Leisure

Landrum & Brown Worldwide Services,
Daniel B Muscatello,
Managing Director, Cargo and Logistics

End of Conference day one

Day Two

Conference begins at 9.00am
Chairpersons
Dr John D Kasarda

Chris LeTourneur
Director, Thomas Consultants

Airport Cities for World Cities
Marilyn Taylor,
Partner, Skidmore, Owings &
Merrill LLP (SOM) and
Chairman, Urban Land Institute

Beijing Capital Airport City
Progress report on the T3 Project and the preparation leading to the Olympics. Capital Airports Holding Company,
Li Pei Ying,
President

Shanghai Pudong Intl Airport
The New Terminal Development scheduled for completion in 2007.
Shanghai Airport Authority,
Wu Nian Zu,
Chairman & President

Guangzhou Baiyun Intl Airport
An update on the Phase 2 Expansion.
Guangdong Airport Management Corporation,
Liu Zi Jing,
President

– Refreshment Break –

New opportunities in Chinese aviation
Interactive panel discussion
Many of the world’s leading airports are taking equity stakes in Chinese Airports. This session looks at the various strategies and objectives of airports in exploring the Chinese aviation market and the benefits of the potential partnership.

General Administration of Civil Aviation of China
Zhang Haidong,
Director
Capital Construction Division
Department of Planning Development & Finance

Airport Authority Hong Kong,
Dr David J Pang,
Chief Executive Officer

Fraport,
Dr Wilhelm Bender,
Chairman of the Executive Board

– Lunch –

Break Out Sessions: Two sessions
(1 & 2) each with two sections (a & b)
1a ) Effective master planning of the ‘Airport City’
Supplementing Regional Growth and Construction Management Interfacing within an Airport Operating Environment
• Importance of master planning towards airport city development
• Facilities selection and location
• Management issues during construction
• Ensuring on time project completion

Panel:
Dragages,
Benoit de Ruffray,
Managing Director

Ove Arup,
Grant Robertson,
Director

Aedas,
Keith Griffiths,
Chairman

Moderator:
Ronald Lu & Partners,
Glenn K L Lau,
Director

1b ) Contribution of retail, advertising and entertainment in enhancing the success of the ‘Airport City’
This session explores how retail advertising and entertainment facilities contribute beyond the traditional airport market in enhancing passenger flow and their catchment areas with innovative concepts and ideas. It highlights how non-aeronautic income can be further enhanced under the airport city model.

Panel:
Airport Authority Hong Kong,
Eva Tsang,
General Manager, Retail & Advertising

Select Service Partner,
Lars Crone,
Vice President Development

Cafe de Coral Group,
Sunny Lo,
Managing Director

JCDecaux Pearl & Dean
Stephen Wong,
CEO, Greater China

Moderator:
Thomas Consulting,
Chris LeTourneur,
Partner

2a ) Structuring the Appropriate Framework, Legal Agreements and Financing for the Airport City Project – Key Partners in the Successful Project Development
• Overcoming regulatory and legal hurdles
• ‘Regulators’ interests and main concerns
• ‘Financiers’ reactions to airport city projects
• Effective strategies for accessing the finance
• Key issues and conflicts in fund raising

Panel:
Citigroup Corporate and Investment Banking,
Colin Campbell
Director of Infrastructure

Denver International Airport Partnership,
Julie Bender,
President & CEO

Moderator:
GE Security

2b ) Ensuring the safe, secure and efficient ‘Airport City’
• Exploring the key Issues in the development of an airport city
• The contributions of a local power company in an emerging airport city
• The development of safe, effective and environmentally friendly golf course facilities within an airport

Panel:
CLP Power,
Stewart Saunders,
Chief Operating Officer

Urbis Limited,
Alexander Duggie,
Managing Director

GE,
Glen Ignazio,

Moderator:
Meinhardt Aviation,
John Rogers,
Director - Aviation

End of Conference

Conference Registration

	ACI Members	Non ACI Members
US Dollar price	US$1,000	US$1,200
HK Dollar price	HK$7,800	HK$9,360
If you plan to register multiple delegates please contact us for a special rate!

Click here to register online

Click here to download and fax registration form

Exhibition Details

Download Exhibition Prospectus

Celebrating a major milestone in the development of Hong Kong’s ‘SkyCity’

The exhibition and conference celebrate the completion of a major milestone in the development of Hong Kong's 'SkyCity' project. The decision to stage the 'Airport Cities' event in 2006 coincides with the increasing international interest in working with Chinese airports following the liberalisation of the regulations governing their ownership

Add to this the fact that the China’s airports are growing more rapidly than ever before to support her booming economy and the reason for exhibiting at a global forum where ‘East meets West’ becomes a compelling proposition.

Your audience
‘Airport Cities’ exhibition and conference will attract senior airport executives from around the world. The event’s Hong Kong location and Airport Authority Hong Kong’s special invitation to Chinese Airports to attend will ensure a high number of delegates from China and across the Asia-Pacific region. Our previous ‘Airport Cities’ events attracted key decision-makers from government and aviation regulatory authorities and the following airports:

Meet senior airport executives from around the world. At the four previous Airport Cities conferences in Dubai, Pittsburgh, Orlando and Rome, over 45 airport authorities representing over 80 airports attended. They included the following:

Aeroporti di Roma • Aer Rianta • Aéroports de Paris • Airports Company South Africa • Amsterdam Airport Schiphol • ANA - Aeroportos de Portugal • Athens International Airport • BAA • Bangalore International Airport • Bangkok International Airport • Beijing Capital Airport Group • Calgary International Airport • Catania Fontanarossa Airport • Chicago O’Hare International Airport • Copenhagen Airports• Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport • Detroit Metropolitan Airport • Doha International Airport • Dubai International Airport • Frankfurt International Airport • Guangzhou-Baiyun International Airport • Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport • Hong Kong International Airport • Incheon International Airport • Indianapolis International Airport • Kuwait International Airport • Macquarie Airports • Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad • Miami International Airport • Minneapolis/St Paul International Airport • Munich International Airport • Oslo Airport • Pittsburgh International Airport • Philadelphia International Airport • Port Authority of New York & New Jersey • Sagat Spa • SEA-Milan International Airport • Singapore Changi Airport • Shanghai Pudong International Airport • Stockholm Arlanda Airport • Stuttgart International Airport • Sydney International Airport • Unique Zurich • Vancouver International Airport • Vienna International Airport

The event’s Hong Kong location and Airport Authority Hong Kong’s special invitation to Chinese airports to attend should ensure a high number of delegates from China and across the Asia-Pacific region.

Exhibition Dates
Stand set-up day is Sunday September 10th
Exhibition days are all day Monday 11th September & Tuesday 12 September
Stand break down, Tuesday 12th September in the evening

Sponsorship Opportunities
Internet Café – US$15,000 / HK$118, 000
Clearly denoted as Internet Café sponsor in the promotional literature and at the event itself. Separate Exhibition Booth located in a prime position next to the Internet Café Opportunity to Display One Poster/Display Board in the area
Opportunity to provide personalized Paper and Stationary for use in the area

To Reserve your Booth Space
Booths are sold on a first come first serve basis. Please complete the registration form attached to reserve your booth space. If your first choice of booth is not available we will contact you and let you know the current availability.

The Chinese Pavilion is open to Chinese Airports only.

The plan is not to scale, if you require precise measurements please contact us for more details.

Exhibition Fees

Size	ACI Member	NON-ACI Member
9sqm	US$4,000/HK$31,200	US$4,000/HK$39,000
18sqm	US$7,200/HK$56,160	US$9,000/HK$70,000
36sqm	US$12,800/HK$99,840	US$16,000/HK$125,000

Exhibition Floorplan

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Sponsorship Details

Celebrating the completion of a major milestone in the development of Hong Kong’s ‘SkyCity’

There are three types of sponsorship available

Platinum Sponsorship

Benefits package includes the following:
• Presented as platinum sponsors of the event in association with AAHK
• Exclusive hosts of a luncheon or reception including a welcome address
• 20 minute conference speaking slot or membership of interactive panel
• Allocation of a prime exhibition space (6 metres by 3 metres)
• 6 free passes to the conference
• Exclusive table for 10 in a prime location at the Gala Dinner
• Company logo on all conference promotional materials being mailed out to over 30,000 delegates internationally
• Sponsors description in conference promotional materials
• 1 page advert in the August/September 2006 Issue of Airport World Magazine
featuring Hong Kong and China

Price US$40,000/ HK$312,000

Gold Sponsorship

Benefits package includes the following:
• Presented as gold sponsors of the event in association with AAHK
• Membership of an interactive panel session
• Allocation of exhibition space (3 metres by 3 metres)
• 4 free passes to the conference and Gala Dinner
• Company logo on all conference promotional materials being mailed out to over 30,000 delegates internationally
• Sponsors description on Conference Promotional materials
• Half page advert in the August/September 2006 Issue of Airport World magazine featuring Hong Kong and China

Price US$24,000/ HK$188,000

Silver Sponsorship

Benefits package includes the following:
• Presented as silver sponsors of the Airport Cities World Conference in association with AAHK
• Table for 10 at the Gala Dinner
• Promotions table at Gala Dinner
• Accredited as a co-presenter of Performance Artist
• Allocation of exhibition booth (3 meters square) or a wall panel space (maximum 2 meters by 1 meter) in the exhibition area
• Company logo on all conference promotional materials being mailed out to over 30,000 potential delegates internationally

Price US$11,250/ HK$88,000

Participants who require accommodation may contact our official hotel provider ‘Hong Kong Disneyland’.

For special rates and availability please contact Jamie Cheung, MICE.Reservations@hongkongdisneyland.com or phone + 852-3550-3369 and quote ‘Airport Cities #CN7I6AA’ in the subject box. Disneyland passes are available for purchase when making your hotel reservation.
www.hongkongdisneyland.com

Sky City Project
The future development of Hong Kong International Airport is looking vibrant with the construction of a new development adjacent to the passenger terminal called Sky City. This will consist of Sky Plaza - an office, retail and business complex integrated with the passenger terminal, which will then link to the rest of Sky City. Sky City will have the Asia-World Expo exhibition centre, a second hotel project, a nine hole golf course and a permanent cross boundary ferry terminal. Phase two may well consist of a business park, more hotels, and further leisure and entertainment facilities.
Sky Plaza, which extends from the passenger terminal and is fully integrated with the airport and airport express railway station, will feature airline check in facilities, a transport interchange, two office towers, retail and entertainment centre.
For more information please visit:
http://www.airport-technology.com/projects/cheklapkok_new/

Area:	Approx. 57 hectares
Facilities:	Phase 1
	SkyPlaza (Terminal 2)
	Check in counters, coach terminal, car parks and other facilities
	Approx. 30,000m2 of retail/entertainment facilities
	Approx. 30,000m2 of office space in 2 towers

AsiaWorld-Expo (Phase 1)	Over 70,000m2 of exhibition space including a 13,500-seat multi-purpose arena
	A Cross Boundary Ferry Terminal connecting the Pearl River Delta seaports
	A 1,000-room Hotel to be developed in 2 phases

If you have any questions please dont hesitate to contact us

Melissa Hall
Conference & Marketing Executive
Insight Media
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