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Perth Bureau snuggles up with Singapore rep
Singapore company Xzodus has been appointed marketing representatives for the Perth Convention Bureau.
Perth Convention Bureau chairman, Ian Laurance, speaking at a function held at Fremantle Seafood Market at Singapore’s Clarke Quay, told guests that the PCB had been anxious to have an in-market presence in Singapore for several years.
“The appointment of Xzodus represents a major development in the evolution of the Bureau’s overseas marketing activities,†he said.
The Bureau’s managing director, Christine McLean, said Xzodus would have responsibility for developing business events opportunities from both the Singaporean and Malaysian markets.
“Xzodus also represents Tourism Western Australia in Singapore so there are excellent synergies for us in appointing them to deliver marketing services for the Bureau,†she said.
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