FAQ
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT ADRE 2014
ADRE 2014 - SUMMING UP
Asian Disaster Risk Reduction Expo 2014 is an exclusively designed event that has been created to fill an urgent need – Man-made and natural Disaster protection.

When is the exhibition being held?
ADRE 2014 will take place in Bangkok from 4-7 November, 2014.  

Where is the exhibition being held?
The exhibition will be at the IMPACT Convention and Exhibition Centre which is within easy access of the expressway system, and convenient to reach from anywhere in Bangkok. 

What are the hours?
The show will be open daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 

Do visitors need to register to attend ADRE 2014? 
All visitors may pre-register online or by completing a registration form at the entrance. By pre-registering visitors will receive their admission code in advance and avoid queues. It’s the most convenient way to attend.

How do I pre-register?                                                                                          
Visitors can pre-register online register or by fax. ADRE 2014 is a trade exhibition and restricted to professionals in relevant industries. You will be notified by email regarding confirmation of your application within 14 working days.

Click here to complete the Online Registration form and receive your personal admission code which will give you no-wait entry to the event.

 If I pre-register online and have not received a response after 14 working days how do I check the status of my registration?
Email us at wilanee.j@ubm.com, with the subject line: Status of Online Pre-Registration. Highlight your name, company, job title and email address used to register. We will check on the situation and get back to you as soon as possible. 

If I have registered for the exhibition, can I attend on more than one day?
Yes, registration gives you access to the show on all four days of the event. 

Can my children visit the show with me?
Sorry, ADRE 2014 is for PROFESSIONALS ONLY. The exhibition is open to private and public sector personnel in the Disaster Risk Reduction industry and management from Asia and around the world. Some of the areas represented will include:  

Chief Emergency Management / Chief Fire Department, Chief Technology Officer / Communications Planner / Coordinator-Urban Search and Rescue / Police / Director of Public Sector / Emergency Management Director / Executive Director / Business Continuity Manager / Housing Inspector / Manager of Crisis & Disaster Operations / Mass Care / Emergency Assistance members / University Policy Analyst / Project Manager / Regional Director / Purchasing Director / Emergency Response Coordinator / Section Chief / Safety & Emergency Management / Director Restoration.

  Minors aged 18 years and under will not be allowed entry to the event.

What is the Dress Code?
All visitors must be in proper attire. People in shorts, sleeveless T-shirts, flip flops or sandals will not be permitted to enter.

May I bring my camcorder and camera?
Sorry, photography is not allowed at the exhibition.

Where do I park and how much does it cost?  
On entry to IMPACT you will see Parking Areas clearly sign-posted.
          Outdoor parking is FREE of charge. Please follow the signage.   
       
  Parking rates at Challenger Halls are as follows:                
                 First 3 hours: THB 30

                 After first 3 hours: THB 20 per hour
Shuttle bus service is provided from the outdoor parking area to hall entrance.

 If you have any further questions please contact us at:
          Tel.  +662 642 6911  ext. 124
          Fax. +662 642 6919 – 20
          Email. info@adrexpo.com


















 

   

 

However, there have been positive efforts to improve previous approaches. For example, the amount of disaster risk reduction investment by the Government of Indonesia has grown from less than 0.6 of their total budget in 2006 to more than 1 per cent in 2012.

 

The economic cost and consequences of Thailand’s recent floods, with total losses of THB 1.43 trillion ($46.5 billion) resulted in physical damage totaling THB 630.3 billion ($20.5 billion. And additional losses in associated economic activities has been estimated at THB 795 billion ($26 billion).

 

The Thai Government is now planning to spend over $11.5 billion to develop new water-resource management systems and flood prevention measures.

 

The business opportunities are real. Why not secure your place at this unique show today, while good space is still available.

 
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