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Business Events Sydney Photos: James Horan, Pierre Toussaint, Ethan Rohloff, Hamilton Lund, (Besydney) As an Information Source Only BE REWARDED IN sydney what WHO IS BESYDNEY? As Sydney’s specialist bidding services BESYDNEY’S FREE-OF-CHARGE SERVICE organisation, BESydney is a local expert with INCLUDES: we do remarkable connections, growing Australia’s Ñ Expert advice on venues, hotels and activities international reputation as one of the world’s most memorable hosts. Ñ Creative itineraries to meet business objectives Backed by our partnerships with the New South Ñ Sydney support offers* Wales Government, City of Sydney and the local business tourism industry – it’s something we’ve Ñ Industry and government contacts been doing for 50 years. Ñ Site inspections for decision makers* WE’RE HERE TO HELP Ñ Marketing tools to build excitement Sydney is a city that’s easy to love and easy to Ñ Facilitation with the visa application process* feel rewarded in. Welcoming global incentive programs is a significant focus for us. We create the perfect environment to unite your people and set a path for success. IN ADDITION, EACH DELEGATE ATTENDING YOUR EVENT IN SYDNEY WILL RECEIVE: We’ll work with you to understand your Ñ A personalised welcome letter from unique needs and help create a the CEO of BESydney program that’s not only enjoyable, but also drives staff satisfaction Ñ Sydney guidebook with map and performance. Ñ Marketing support by way of email teasers or destination videos Ñ A welcome gift selected by BESydney * On a case-by-case basis and program requirements. Please contact our team for more information. SYDNEY HAS THE BEST REPUTATION of any city in the world why sydney? according to Reputation Institute City Reptrak Study from 2015 - 2018. THE PWC CITIES OF OPPORTUNITY REPORT of 2016 ranks Sydney AUSTRALIA IS REGARDED AS A DESIRABLE DESTINATION as number one among 30 international cities for sustainability and the travellers enjoy the high standard of living that makes it an easy natural environment, as well as one of top 10 cites in transportation country to explore. and infrastructure. ABUNDANT DIRECT AIR FLIGHTS connect all major cities within the Asia Pacific region with Sydney. MORE THAN 40% OF SYDNEYSIDERS WERE BORN OVERSEAS and over 32% of our residents speak a language other than English at home. MORE THAN 50% OF ALL INTERNATIONAL VISITORS to Australia come to Sydney, New South Wales. Voted International Festival & Events Association’s WORLD’S BEST FESTIVAL AND EVENT CITY for JUST SIX-HOURS’ time difference the ninth year in a row (2018). from half the world’s population. SYDNEY IS AN APAC BUSINESS HUB – home SYDNEY HAS A PERFECT AVERAGE to the headquarters of over 600 multinationals. TEMPERATURE all year round of 21.7ºC/ 71.06ºF CHECK TEMPERATURES IN SYDNEY WHY SYDNEY the perfect stage Sydney, Australia is the city that tops many people’s list of dream destinations. And, at BESydney, we want your event to be everything you’ve dreamed of and more. In fact, we pride ourselves on helping our clients make the impossible, possible. CLICK BELOW FOR DETAILS DINING DELIGHTS DESIRABLE LOCATION ACCESSIBLE CITY UNIQUE VENUES WORLD-RENOWNED ICONS UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCES EXTENSIVE ACCOMMODATION OPTIONS WHY SYDNEY the perfect stage Sydney, Australia is the city that tops many people’s list of dream destinations. And, at BESydney, we want your event to be everything you’ve dreamed of and more. In fact, we pride ourselves on helping our clients make the impossible, possible. CLICK BELOW FOR DETAILS GASTRONOMICDINING DELIGHTS DELIGHTS CLEANDESIRABLE & SAFE LOCATION LOCATION ACCESSIBLE CITY DINING DELIGHTS Experience Sydney’s diverse food and wine culture that UNIQUE VENUES offers the best of local fresh produce from seafood and meats to seasonal fruit and vegetables, and of course WORLD-RENOWNED ICONS local wines. Dining in Sydney offers a range of multicultural options for all tastes. UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCES EXTENSIVE ACCOMMODATIONACCOMODATION OPTIONS OPTIONS Estimated WHY SYDNEY Recent incentive and reward events Year attendance BWL International Convention 2019 4,300 Prudential Singapore Quality Club Elite 2019 1,700 Prudential Korea President’s Trophy Convention 2019 1,300 Beijing Hyundai Motor Dealer Incentive 2019 842 our 3M China Top Sales Incentive 2019 600 Tata Motors India Incentive 2019 600 J Cosmetic Japan Incentive 2019 330 track Jeunesse Greater China Incentive 2018 6,500 Nu Skin South East Asia Success Trip 2018 1,600 record LG Group Long Service Staff Reward Trip 2018 1,200 Midea Air Conditioner Distributors Conference 2018 310 Bajaj Financial Services India Incentive 2018 300 Sydney’s blend of natural beauty, unique Aussie Amway China Leadership Seminar 2017 8,000 experiences, ever-changing team-building activities and long-standing reputation as a Nu Skin Korea Success Trip 2017 1,400 global leader sees it top the list of must-visit Prudential Hong Kong Convention 2017 1,400 destinations for incentive and reward trips. Maruti Suzuki India Incentive 2017 1,000 Our dynamic and fresh itinerary options mean Daihatsu Japan 2017 500 there is always something new to discover for both first-time visitors, seasoned travellers and Nu Skin Greater China Success Trip 2016 4,500 return visitors. Cathay Life Taiwan Summit 2016 2,200 This table shows just a few of the companies that Amway Taiwan Leadership Seminar 2016 1,300 BESydney has partnered with to bring their top Kasikorn Bank Thailand 2016 580 performers to Sydney. Nerolac Paints India Incentive 2016 384 Naturally Plus Leadership Invitational 2015 1,700 CASE STUDIES Roche Diagnostics Greater China Annual Meeting 2015 1,700 CLICK BELOW FOR DETAILS Joymain China Top Distributor Incentive 2015 1,600 Suzuki Japan Annual Incentive 2015 1,050 JEUNESSE GLOBAL LIFESTYLE & REWARDS EVENT 2018 Massindo Indonesia Annual Incentive 2015 445 Bajaj Finance India Incentive 2015 200 NU SKIN GREATER CHINA INCENTIVE 2016 Pro-Health China Annual Conference 2014 4,000 NATURALLY PLUS JAPAN LEADERSHIP INVITATIONAL 2015 Anchor by Panasonic India 2014 740 Metlife Asia Regional Convention 2014 160 PERFECT CHINA LEADERSHIP SEMINAR 2013 Astra Honda Motor Indonesia 2014 150 CASE STUDY nu skin GREATER CHINA How do you inspire over 4,000 of your top performers? Partner with BESydney to deliver a once-in-a-lifetime incentive in Sydney. WHY SYDNEY? “ Sydney exceeded In the case of Nu Skin, a global direct selling company that operates every expectation. in 54 markets worldwide, the company organised an elaborate trip to Sydney in 2016 for their business partners in China, Hong Kong Throughout and Taiwan. this journey its What unfolded over the course of five days truly illustrated Sydney’s creativity and ability to deliver flawless mega incentive trips that stakeholders require a high attention to detail. From the on-ground logistics to the have united for a spectacular welcome event at Darling Harbour, a team of Australia’s best came together to collaborate and create an inspiring trip. cohesive, whole- of-city approach, PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS Two years of preparation went into bringing the largest single-wave which we have not company incentive trip in Sydney’s history to Australian shores. witnessed before.” BESydney led and secured the win for Sydney. Andrew Fan, Chairman This was the first time a corporate company had been able to of NU SKIN Greater China exclusively reserve the whole Darling Harbour area for an event. The brief? To deliver an unforgettable welcome party for Nu Skin’s top performing distributors featuring a uniquely Australian experience and ensure strong brand exposure for Nu Skin in Darling Harbour. Andrew Fan, Chairman of Nu Skin Greater China, was clear on his vision and set BESydney a challenge – for Sydney to deliver an event that not only motivates, rewards and inspires, but also pushes boundaries and achieves what had not been done before. BESydney worked closely with Nu Skin and a vast range of government authorities and key stakeholders across the city, many of whom are BESydney partners, to deliver on that challenge. CITY SUPPORT Collaboration is fundamental to Sydney’s ongoing success. BESydney worked with many key stakeholders such as the New South Wales Government, Destination New South Wales, Tourism Australia, Transport for New South Wales, the Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority, Sydney Airport, City of Sydney and numerous others to deliver an ambitious program that impressed. Some examples of this support included delegate welcome letters from the Lord Mayor of Sydney, a thank you letter from the New South Wales Minister for Trade, Tourism and Major Events, and a senior representative from New South Wales Government welcoming the Nu Skin’s business partners at the magnificent welcome party. Other event highlights included the skywriting of ‘Nu Skin’ above the Sydney Opera House, Jumping Kangaroos at Sydney Olympic Park, customised videos for delegate boosting and welcome packs for delegates once they arrived in Sydney. Nu Skin’s presence was felt across the city and delegates enjoyed mixing with the locals and getting to know the real Sydney. AWE-INSPIRING AUDIO, LASERS, DEDICATED TRAIN FROM CENTRAL SPECIAL FX AND PYROTECHNICS STATION TO SYDNEY OLYMPIC LIT UP COCKLE BAY PARK IN 20 MINUTES 50 DANCERS PERFORMED ON OPERA AUSTRALIA’S TURANDOT A FLOATING STAGE IN DARLING UNDER THE STARS WITH VIEWS HARBOUR OF SYDNEY HARBOUR TWO WORLD RECORDS BROKEN CHINESE-SPEAKING WHILST IN SYDNEY TOUR GUIDES ON BRIDGECLIMB SYDNEY CASE STUDY naturally plus JAPAN In 2015, Sydney welcomed over 1,700 of Naturally Plus’ highest performers for the global healthcare company’s Leadership Invitational. WHY SYDNEY? The four-day incentive trip for Naturally Plus Japan included a gala event inside one of Sydney’s greatest icons, the World Heritage- listed Sydney Opera House. This was a main factor in the company’s decision to choose Sydney above all other cities to reward, motivate and inspire their top sales people. “ To meet in one of the world’s most iconic concert halls was certainly a highlight for our Naturally Plus Leadership Invitational,” said Naturally Plus President, Mr Takaaki Nagoshi.
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