Global supply chain firm DP World, which is a logistics partner for the McLaren F1 team, said Singapore’s world-class infrastructure and efficient customs procedures also make the island ideal for top events.
“F1 in Singapore is on another level. The way that the event is activated in the country itself, and also the global approach that Singapore has to the event is really second to none,” said Ms Elena Papayorgioglu, vice president of communications for Asia Pacific at DP World.
“You see Formula 1 in every part of the city during the race. So all the businesses – small, medium-sized or even larger enterprises – embrace the fact that it’s the Formula 1 week. You don’t find it in other parts of the world.”
She also highlighted Singapore’s 60th birthday next year, which is set to be marked by a slew of events.
“F1 in Singapore is on another level. The way that the event is activated in the country itself, and also the global approach that Singapore has to the event is really second to none,” said Ms Elena Papayorgioglu, vice president of communications for Asia Pacific at DP World.
“You see Formula 1 in every part of the city during the race. So all the businesses – small, medium-sized or even larger enterprises – embrace the fact that it’s the Formula 1 week. You don’t find it in other parts of the world.”
She also highlighted Singapore’s 60th birthday next year, which is set to be marked by a slew of events.
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