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, World Trade Centre ( ), a global leader in the events and exhibitions industry, has once again demonstrated its significant impact on 's economy in 2023, welcoming 2.47 million participants and hosting 301 events, 76 of which, were large-scale events that attracted 1.54 million attendees, with 46% from overseas.

DWTC's 2023 Economic Impact Assessment (EIA) Report, based on its 76 large-scale events (2000 or more attendees) revealed an impressive surge in the total economic output, reaching , marking an incredible 40% YoY increase, with high returns for adjacent industries such as Travel, Accommodation and Retail, connected to the Meetings Incentives Conferences and Exhibitions (MICE) ecosystem. DWTC's large-scale events generated a substantial Gross Value Added (GVA) to 's GDP, retaining an impressive 58% of the total economic output locally. International participation soared by 53%, with overseas visitors driving 6.



2 times more contribution than domestic counterparts. Events hosted at DWTC supported 69,281 jobs, generating in disposable household income for the city's residents. The substantial economic impact of these events extends beyond direct revenue generation, fostering socio-economic development and contributing to 's status as a leading global business hub.

, said: "Aligned with 's Economic Agenda D33, we continue to spearhead efforts in sector diversification, reinforcing the city's stature as a leading global business hub. The remarkable accomplishments of 2023.

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