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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I register?

Registration for the CTBUH 2023 International Conference will open on 29 March, when we’ll provide clear instructions. Please review the schedule in advance so you can decide which events you’d like to add to your registration. For the best registration experience, please use the Google Chrome browser. 

What’s included in my registration?

Registration includes access to all core conference tracks and sessions, including opening and closing plenary sessions, plus breakfast and lunch on Tuesday, 17 October, and Wednesday, 18 October. You can add events such as the opening reception, pre-conference workshops, awards ceremony & dinner, off-site tours, and Kuala Lumpur regional program. These events have an additional cost.

Can I register only for tours or the networking events?

Yes, you can purchase tickets for workshops and off-site tours only, but you’ll need to purchase a ticket to the core conference to attend the opening reception and/or awards ceremony & dinner. You may also purchase a ticket for the Kuala Lumpur regional program only.

Are one-day passes available?

At this time, we are not selling one-day passes to the conference.

How do I add programs to my existing registration?

What is the COVID-19 policy for the conference?

What do I need to know about Singapore and Kuala Lumpur before I travel?

Visas

Weather

October is a desirable time to visit Singapore; the southwest monsoon season is officially over, and the northeast monsoon season won’t start for another month. During the day, temperatures may rise to 31°C (about 88°F). At night the lows drop to a comfortable 24°C (about 75°F). Storms may occur in the evening, with sudden and heavy showers, but they often last for a short time only.

Transportation

The best way to get around is either by taxi, bus, or train. Singapore’s mass rapid transit (MRT) system is probably the fastest way to get around the city. The extensive rail network means most of Singapore’s key attractions are within walking distance from an MRT station. The bus system has an extensive network of routes covering most places in Singapore and is the most economical way to get around, as well as being one of the most scenic.

Currency

Singapore’s official currency is the Singapore dollar (SGD). Malaysia’s official currency is the Malaysian ringgit (MYR).

Throughout the conference site, rates are given in the currency in which they will be paid. Conference registration payments are posted in US Dollars (USD), as you will pay your conference fees to CTBUH. Hotel room rates are listed in Singapore dollars (SGD) or Malaysian Ringgit (MYR) as you will pay these rates to the hotelier in Singapore and/or Kuala Lumpur, as a room deposit and upon departure from your hotel.

How do I access hotel and airline discounts?

How can I get involved in conference planning?

Do you have additional questions?

Mailing Address

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Phone

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