Traveling to Kuala Lumpur to attend all types of conventions and hospitality events will see you visiting one of the exhibition centers within the city. For smaller scale conferences and conventions with a more intimate feel, the Conference Center at Soho KL Mont Kiara is where delegates will find themselves when traveling to Kuala Lumpur. Attendees to larger scale events that can accommodate up to 3,500 people in one hall The Kula Lumpur Convention Centre is the optimal location. The centre is designed to accommodate the needs required for meetings, conferences, exhibitions, and much more.

 When attending exhibitions and conferences are your livelihood, you want to have only the best promo staff available to you. Expo Stars is the leading provider of all the highly skilled, attractive, and personable exhibition staff that you need to obtain success. With Expo Stars, you can count on hiring spokesmodels, tradeshow presenters, emcees, and product demonstrations that have all the skills needed for engaging visitors and helping to increase your chances of ROI. These spokesmodels and tradeshow presenters are skilled in live marketing and giving exhibition surveys. For the best event coordinators, spokesmodels, and translators that have extensive experience in face 2 face marketing and a multitude of other things required for success at your conferences, Expo Stars is the promotion staff agency to call.

If you are flying into Kuala Lumpur, you will land in KLIA, Kuala Lumpur International Airport once ranked as one of the top airports in the world. To get yourself around there is a combination of public transportation, which includes, bus, rental car, ferry boat, the KL Sentral train and on foot. There are many things to do in Kuala Lumpur from nightlife, good food, scenic sights, and a host of other things. One unique location to visit is the Bukit Bintang. The Central Market, Batu Caves, Aquaria KLCC, and Kuala Lumpur Bird Park are other great venues. Great hotel accommodations include the Carcosa Seri Negara, or the D’Oriental Inn, Chinatown.