The Malaysia International Trade and Exhibition Centre (MITEC) has set a record by hosting and serving 10,000 guests at a full-day conference, 20 June, featuring an eight-course Chinese set menu. The 2024 Perfect China International Convention and 30th Anniversary celebration, supported by Malaysia Convention and Exhibition Bureau (MyCEB), attracted delegates from the Asia-Pacific region, including key markets like Hong Kong, Thailand, Indonesia, Singapore, Taiwan, and Vietnam. MyCEB reported that the event generated an estimated economic impact of RM118.6m (US$24.8m) for Malaysia. With a core team of 80 professionals, MITEC managed over 1,500 casual staff to ensure the event’s success and showcase the venue’s capacity to handle large-scale events with precision and flair. Executive chef Chiew Chee Mun commented on the culinary excellence delivered: “We take great pride in serving authentic, high-quality food made from locally sourced ingredients. For this event, we used an array of local produce, including two tons of whole chicken, 1,200 kg of pomfret fish, 10 tons of minced chicken, and 500kg of prawn to name a few of the ingredients. By partnering with local suppliers, we ensure empowerment of suppliers and freshness of our ingredients while supporting the local economy. Our team, along with 250 culinary students, worked tirelessly to deliver a memorable dining experience for our guests.” Head of operations Mohan Vasantha Thevan said that over 1,000 round tables, 20,000 chairs were used to accommodate the guests. Malaysia is gearing up for Visit Malaysia Year 2026 and MITEC is clearly stepping up to enhance the country’s reputation as a leading destination for business and tourism. MITEC sits within the 75.5-acre KL Metropolis in the capital’s International Trade and Exhibition District.
Malaysia’s MITEC sets new record hosting 10,000 guests for Perfect China conference
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