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G2E Asia postponed to August 2022, marking more than three years between in-person shows

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G2E Asia to forge ahead with July dates for 2020 trade show
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The G2E Asia in-person show, last held in Macau in May 2019, will no longer take place from 9 to 11 November 2021 after being “postponed” to 30 August to 1 September 2022.

IAG spoke with representatives from Reed Exhibitions on Monday morning who advised of the change, stating, “In light of the ongoing COVID-19 disruption and continued travel restrictions across Asia Pacific, G2E Asia has shifted its focus to 2022 to ensure we meet the show’s high expectations, which we share with our valued exhibitors and attendees.

“G2E Asia will return to The Venetian Macao, from 30 August to 1 September 2022.”

G2E Asia was twice postponed in 2020, first from May to July and again to December, before being cancelled altogether, while this year’s show had been postponed from May to August and then to November.

This latest postponement means there will be a gap of at least three years and three months between G2E Asia’s in-person shows.

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