CONFERENCE VENUE
Dewan Tun Abdullah Mohd Salleh (DTAMS)
Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia
~1,000 Participants
300 international delegates expected
40 Exhibition Booths
20 from ASEAN | 20 from China
Daily Shuttle Bus
Provided for featured hotel participants
FEATURED HOTELS
Conference Hotel Recommendations
Shuttle bus will be provided daily for participants staying at these hotels to the event venue.
As of April 2026
Bangi Golf Resort (5-Star)
Deluxe Room: RM 520 per night with breakfast and bathtub (tax not included)
As of April 2026
Tenera Hotel & Suites Bangi (4-Star)
Standard King: RM 300 per night with breakfast (tax not included)
Superior Twin: RM 300 per night with breakfast (tax not included)
As of April 2026
Royal Park Hotel @ UNITEN, Putrajaya (3-Star)
Superior Double: RM 200 per night with breakfast (tax not included)
Superior Twin: RM 200 per night with breakfast (tax not included)
OTHER HOTELS
Nearby Hotel Options
• The Everly Putrajaya (11.8 km from venue)
• Mercure Living Putrajaya (12.8 km from venue)
• Le Méridien Putrajaya (13.6 km from venue)
• Moxy Putrajaya (13.8 km from venue)
ACCOMMODATION BOOKING
Register Your Accommodation
Complete the form below to register your preferred hotel. Our team will follow up with confirmation details.
THINGS TO SEE & DO
Things to see & do in Malaysia
Dutch Square, Malacca
Iconic red colonial square representing Dutch heritage.
St. Paul's Hill, Malacca
Historic hilltop ruins with panoramic views.
A Famosa, Malacca
Portuguese fortress remains symbolizing colonial history.
Jonker Street, Malacca
Vibrant cultural street with markets and heritage shops.
Petronas Twin Towers, KL
World-famous twin towers symbolizing Malaysia's progress.
KL Tower, KL
Observation tower offering panoramic city views.
Central Market, KL
Historic cultural hub for Malaysia's diverse arts, crafts, and heritage.
Bukit Bintang, KL
Lively shopping and entertainment district.
Batu Caves, Selangor
Majestic limestone cave temple with colorful steps.
Putra Mosque, Putrajaya
Beautiful pink mosque by the lake.
Perdana Putra, Putrajaya
Prime Minister's office with grand architecture.