Moreton Hire opens international branch in SingaporeBy Moreton Hire, 9 October, 2014Moreton Hire, Australia’s leading Business Event provider, have announced the opening of their new Singapore branch, expanding their presence within Asia Pacific. With the ever expanding International Meeting industry, the Singapore branch represents Moreton Hire’s response to provide an Asian hub for their customers. Moreton Hire’s Director, Peter Morahan, explains the decision to expand into Singapore reflects the firm’s long-term growth plan and strategic objective to offer an international contact for Moreton Hire customers. “Singapore is a key MICE hub in Asia Pacific and we are excited to offer this unique opportunity for our customers to support their portfolio across the region, “he says. According to Peter, the branch will act as a gateway for our international meetings & corporate customers coming into Asia Pacific region and requiring local knowledge and experience. “Customers looking to gain exposure in the fast growing market of the Asia Pacific, can now rely on having one team to deliver for them across the region,” he says. Moreton Hire’s Singapore branch marks their sixth office, with existing offices in Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Gold Coast and Cairns. Source: Moreton Hire
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