Hong Kong Here We Come

Hong Kong Indesign: The Event, marks a significant milestone for the Indesign Media Group. To help us celebrate, we want you along for the ride.

Hong Kong Here We Come

July 23rd, 2013

As Sydney Indesign turns ten this year it also welcomes the arrival of its sister event, Hong Kong Indesign. As well as being established in Melbourne, Brisbane and Singapore, Indesign Group’s Event Series has proved extremely successful in revolutionising the way in which brands, suppliers and the all important A&D specifiers, come together.

To join us in Hong Kong with three nights accommodation at an exclusive Design Hotel, return flights and VIP passes to the Hong Kong Indesign after-party, all you have to do is register here for the upcoming Sydney Indesign and get your friends onboard as well.

Don’t wait until on the day at Sydney Indesign to sign up: register online here and share it with your buddies to be in with a chance to come to Hong Kong with us in late November.

It promises to be an Indesign Experience like no other.

Sydney Indesign: The Experience

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Hong Kong Indesign: The Event

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