Explaining the campaign, Clarion Gaming Managing Director Kate Chambers said: “We thought it was about time that someone started banging the drum on behalf of an industry that has consistently been among the very first to embrace new technology and is among the most creative sectors anywhere in the world, employing the most talented individuals and the brightest minds.”
“Featuring close to 600 exhibitors from 60+ nations, ICE London is the very best place to experience the spirit of genius that drives the totality of the gaming experience,” Chambers added.
The 2019 edition of ICE London will occupy more floor space than ever before, as Kate Chambers explained: “In 2017/18, the exhibition’s growth was due to the demand for space from payments providers, whereas the 2019 growth has, in part, been driven by Sportsbook and iGaming companies following the Supreme Court’s repeal of the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA). As the most international gaming event on the calendar, exhibitors know that they can use ICE London as a method of launching into any gaming jurisdiction in the world.”
“I think the real attraction for gaming professionals is the guarantee that, when they come to ICE London, they will see the very best, smartest companies showing products that harness the very latest advances in technology. It’s technology that keeps on revolutionising the market and, as our creative campaign states, this is a genius industry and the best place to experience that spirit of genius is at ICE London,” Chambers concluded.
The largest represented visitor country at ICE London 2018 was Malta (1,910 attendees), followed by Germany (1,445), the United States (1,253), Austria (1,170) and Spain (1,097). The group of top 10 nations was completed by Sweden (914), Italy (910), Netherlands (658), Bulgaria (629) and Israel (572). All of the ICE London Top Ten Nations registered year-on-year increases in attendance, with Austria (+228 percent), Bulgaria (+106 percent), Sweden (+51 percent) and the United States (+35 percent) showing the biggest rises.
Source: GMB
