Busan Exhibition and Convention Center, Convention center in Haeundae-gu, South Korea
Busan Exhibition and Convention Center is a large event facility in Centum City featuring over 46,000 square meters of exhibition space arranged across multiple halls and numerous meeting rooms. An adjacent hotel with more than 500 rooms serves conference guests, and the site sits close to the international airport.
The facility opened in 2001 and made history by hosting the 2002 FIFA World Cup Group Draw. It later served as the broadcast center for the Asian Games, establishing itself as a venue for major international events.
The center hosts various events throughout the year, from international art fairs and fashion shows to concerts and children's book exhibitions. Visitors can experience diverse cultural programs and artistic expressions in a single location.
The facility is located on APEC Street with easy access to the international airport. Visitors should allow extra time to navigate the various halls and should ask for directions upon arrival at the information desk.
A standout feature is the main exhibition hall without support pillars, which can be flexibly divided into five separate spaces. This innovative design allows multiple events to run side by side simultaneously.
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