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BE in SABAH 2026 Closes with Strong Regional Participation and Forward Momentum for Asia Pacific Business Events

KOTA KINABALU, Malaysia, Feb. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The 3rd International Business Events Forum – BE in SABAH 2026 concluded today, marking the end of two days of structured engagement that brought together policymakers, industry leaders and practitioners to examine how Business Events can support regional cooperation, industry capability and economic connectivity across Asia Pacific. Hosted at the Sabah International Convention Centre, the forum recorded strong participation from both domestic and international stakeholders, underscoring growing interest in regional platforms that emphasise practical dialogue, professional standards and long-term collaboration. The official closing ceremony was officiated by Yang Berhormat Dr Andi MD Shamzureezal, Assistant Minister of Tourism, Culture and Environment Sabah, representing Yang Berhormat Datuk Jafry Bin Ariffin, Minister of Tourism, Culture and Environment Sabah and Patron of BE in SABAH 2026. In his closing remarks, Dr Andi noted that the discussions over the past two days highlighted the increasingly strategic role of Business Events in facilitating regional engagement, supporting industry professionalism and connecting markets through structured, outcome-driven platforms. He emphasised that continued collaboration across borders and sectors would be essential in strengthening resilience and competitiveness within the Asia Pacific Business Events ecosystem. Rather than centring on destination promotion, BE in SABAH 2026 was deliberately structured around issues affecting the industry at a regional and global level. Sessions addressed areas such as market confidence, governance, technology adoption, talent development and cross-border collaboration, reflecting the evolving expectations placed on Business Events as economic and professional infrastructure. The forum also facilitated knowledge exchange and partnership-building among participants from government agencies, international associations, convention bureaux, consulting firms and private sector organisations, reinforcing its role as a working platform that extends beyond dialogue. According to the Organising Chairperson, the value of BE in SABAH lies in continuity and relevance. "Each edition is designed to build on the last," she said. "The outcomes of this forum are measured not only by attendance, but by the quality of engagement, the relationships strengthened and the capability that continues to grow across the regional ecosystem." A key outcome of BE in SABAH 2026 is the strengthening of international collaboration, marked by the Memorandum of Understanding between the Goyang Convention & Visitors Bureau, Goyang International Expo and the Sabah International Convention Centre during the closing ceremony. The partnership reflects a shared commitment to collaboration beyond events, encompassing knowledge exchange, industry development and capacity-building, and builds on engagements initiated during Goyang Destination Week. Led by Dr Peter Lee, the participation of eight junior management representatives from Goyang at BE in SABAH 2026 further underscores a mutual focus on developing future industry leaders and strengthening professional capability through structured exposure and exchange. The collaboration signals ongoing efforts to deepen ties not only with South Korea, but also with other international destinations as part of a broader strategy to build a more connected, capable and resilient Business Events ecosystem. As BE in SABAH 2026 concludes, the forum reinforces its place as an annual Asia Pacific platform supporting sustained engagement, professional development and shared industry progress. The next edition will continue to build on this momentum, reflecting lessons learned and emerging priorities within the global Business Events landscape. ABOUT SICCSabah International Convention Centre (SICC) is owned by Innoprise Corporation Sdn Bhd of Yayasan Sabah Group – a state sanctioned organization in Sabah, Malaysia. SICC is the largest waterfront purpose-built convention, exhibition and entertainment facility in East Malaysia with a total function space of 153,197sqm. The gross built-up of the complex is 60,514sqm on a 6-hectare site. The multi-functional complex with its well-designed floor plan and extensive pre-function areas are well suited for a wide range of public and private events. For more information, please visit siccsabah.com or follow us on social media – LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. About MACEOS Sabah ChapterThe Malaysian Association of Convention and Exhibition Organisers and Suppliers (MACEOS) Sabah Chapter represents the collective voice of Business Events organisers and suppliers in Sabah. It brings together industry practitioners across organising, venue services, logistics and event support to advance professional standards and strengthen collaboration within the Business Events ecosystem.

2026-02-06

Images over two decades: From Yixian to the world

BEIJING, Feb. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- This is a report from China.org.cn: &amp;amp;amp;nbsp; When a beam of light travels through Yixian county for 20 years, what does it illuminate? It lights up moments captured by Associated Press contract photographer Dan Sandoval in Xidi village: beneath a clear, star-filled night sky, the steady calls of a night watchman blend with the ancient rhythms of Changning shegu drums, echoing traditions that have endured for centuries. It also shines on the laughter rising from a small pizzeria in Hongcun village run by the Austrian businessman Armin Schober and his family, where Eastern and Western flavors blend as naturally as cultures do. That same light takes shape in "Myself and the World," a travel photography series by Chinese photographer Luo Xiaoyun, created during her fourth visit to Xidi and displayed against its iconic whitewashed walls. And it finally rests on Alina, Armin's daughter—born and raised in Yixian, a true "new local"—her face bright with energy as she practices martial arts. Its white walls and black tiles form a beautiful backdrop, but its true vitality comes from people. Through the lives, creativity, and encounters of individuals like Dan, Armin, and Luo Xiaoyun, Yixian has grown into what many call an "international gathering place" of rural China—a place where the world feels at home. This global spirit is real and personal. It's Dan smiling and saying "Amazing" after tasting a traditional Spring Festival pork feast. It's Armin's homestay and pizzeria becoming a welcoming stop for travelers and storytellers from around the world. It's Luo Xiaoyun returning again and again, following major photography exhibitions co-organized by China Photo Press and Yixian, each visit deepening her visual dialogue with the land. Over time, the photography exhibition itself has become a bridge—bringing photographers together in unexpected places, like a small village pizzeria, where conversations stretch across continents and cultures. Photography is both witness and translator here. It turns personal moments, family stories, and artistic exploration into a shared visual language—one that anyone, anywhere, can understand. That spirit is captured in this year's Yixian Rural Photography Exhibition, co-hosted by China Photo Press and partner institutions, under the theme "Ring in the New Year with Light and Shadow in Yixian." We invite photographers and storytellers from around the world to join this 20-year visual journey: to see landscapes and traditions that endure, and to discover how this beautiful county has become a vivid, human-scale reflection of a shared global future—a living, breathing international gathering place. Yixian, Huangshan, China — the story is still unfolding. Images over two decades: From Yixian to the worldhttp://www.china.org.cn/2026-02/06/content_118320763.shtml

2026-02-06

Images over two decades: From Yixian to the world

BEIJING, Feb. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- This is a report from China.org.cn: &amp;amp;amp;nbsp; When a beam of light travels through Yixian county for 20 years, what does it illuminate? It lights up moments captured by Associated Press contract photographer Dan Sandoval in Xidi village: beneath a clear, star-filled night sky, the steady calls of a night watchman blend with the ancient rhythms of Changning shegu drums, echoing traditions that have endured for centuries. It also shines on the laughter rising from a small pizzeria in Hongcun village run by the Austrian businessman Armin Schober and his family, where Eastern and Western flavors blend as naturally as cultures do. That same light takes shape in "Myself and the World," a travel photography series by Chinese photographer Luo Xiaoyun, created during her fourth visit to Xidi and displayed against its iconic whitewashed walls. And it finally rests on Alina, Armin's daughter—born and raised in Yixian, a true "new local"—her face bright with energy as she practices martial arts. Its white walls and black tiles form a beautiful backdrop, but its true vitality comes from people. Through the lives, creativity, and encounters of individuals like Dan, Armin, and Luo Xiaoyun, Yixian has grown into what many call an "international gathering place" of rural China—a place where the world feels at home. This global spirit is real and personal. It's Dan smiling and saying "Amazing" after tasting a traditional Spring Festival pork feast. It's Armin's homestay and pizzeria becoming a welcoming stop for travelers and storytellers from around the world. It's Luo Xiaoyun returning again and again, following major photography exhibitions co-organized by China Photo Press and Yixian, each visit deepening her visual dialogue with the land. Over time, the photography exhibition itself has become a bridge—bringing photographers together in unexpected places, like a small village pizzeria, where conversations stretch across continents and cultures. Photography is both witness and translator here. It turns personal moments, family stories, and artistic exploration into a shared visual language—one that anyone, anywhere, can understand. That spirit is captured in this year's Yixian Rural Photography Exhibition, co-hosted by China Photo Press and partner institutions, under the theme "Ring in the New Year with Light and Shadow in Yixian." We invite photographers and storytellers from around the world to join this 20-year visual journey: to see landscapes and traditions that endure, and to discover how this beautiful county has become a vivid, human-scale reflection of a shared global future—a living, breathing international gathering place. Yixian, Huangshan, China — the story is still unfolding. Images over two decades: From Yixian to the worldhttp://www.china.org.cn/2026-02/06/content_118320763.shtml

2026-02-06

Japonisme Reignites in Tokyo's Mukojima: A New Cultural Experience Invites Visitors to Walk, Print, and Take Home the World of Hokusai

– Experience Edo Culture with All Five Senses through an Ukiyo-e Walking Tour, Woodblock Printing Workshop, and Artisan Studio Shopping – TOKYO, Feb. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- A new cultural tourism program titled "Ukiyo-e Guided Walking Tour + Woodblock Printing Experience and Artisan Studio Shopping" has been launched in the Mukojima area of Tokyo, offering visitors an immersive way to experience traditional Edo-period culture. This program combines the rich heritage of ukiyo-e art with contemporary craftsmanship, integrating a guided neighborhood walk, hands-on woodblock printing, and shopping at a traditional artisan studio into one comprehensive cultural experience. It is designed primarily for inbound international travelers as well as domestic visitors with a strong interest in Japanese culture. Located within walking distance of two of Tokyo's most popular destinations—Asakusa and Tokyo Skytree—the program offers a rare opportunity to enjoy a calm, historically preserved district where Edo-era atmosphere and living craftsmanship coexist. Tourism Media Service spoke with Sumida City Tourism Association about the new tourism resources originating from Tokyo's Mukojima. Mukojima developed along the eastern bank of the Sumida River during the Edo period and has long been known as a town of artisans. Even today, small independent workshops and family-run craft stores remain scattered throughout the neighborhood, producing items such as woodblock prints, folding screens, traditional paper, fittings, and decorative arts. Unlike large commercial tourist districts, Mukojima allows close interaction between visitors and craftspeople, offering direct access to production sites, tools, and techniques. This environment provides exceptional cultural value for travelers seeking authentic and meaningful experiences. The program fully leverages Mukojima's identity as a "living hub of traditional craftsmanship," guiding participants through a seamless flow of walking, learning, creating, and taking home their own artwork. The experience begins near Tokyo Skytree Station on the Tobu Skytree Line with a 60-minute guided walking tour along the historic Sumida River area. Participants visit scenic and culturally significant sites such as the former Hikifune Canal, Tokyo Mizumachi, Sumida Park, the Sumida River embankment, and Ushijima Shrine—locations that frequently appeared as motifs in classic ukiyo-e prints. The walk highlights the fusion of Edo-period landscapes with the modern urban environment. After the tour, participants move to a local workshop for a hands-on traditional woodblock printing experience. During the printing workshop, participants recreate the iconic image "The Great Wave" by world-renowned ukiyo-e master Katsushika Hokusai. This activity draws inspiration from the enduring global influence of Japonisme, the 19th-century movement that introduced Japanese art and aesthetics to Europe and continues to inspire admiration worldwide today. Guests may choose between traditional three-color or six-color printing methods, learning about pigment layering, washi paper textures, and classical printing techniques while completing their own artwork. Finished prints can be taken home as personal souvenirs, preserving the memory of the journey in tangible form. Afterward, visitors may browse and purchase handcrafted prints, washi products, and related artisanal goods at the adjoining studio shop, creating a fully integrated "Create, Learn, and Take Home" cultural experience. The meeting point and main venue for the program is Kataoka Byobu Shop, established in 1946 and recognized as the only specialty folding screen (byōbu) store in Tokyo. The shop manages the entire process from production to retail, preserving rare traditional techniques. Inside the Kataoka Byobu Gallery, visitors can view a wide variety of works including large gold folding screens, lavish gold-leaf decorated screens, modern art collaborations, and memorial screens created to commemorate special life events. The gallery showcases both classical elegance and contemporary innovation, allowing guests to witness the evolving nature of Japanese craftsmanship firsthand. The shop also accepts custom consultations for folding screen production, making it not only a viewing space but a living workshop where tradition continues to thrive. This program was developed to address challenges faced by traditional artisans, including declining demand and limited income opportunities. By linking tourism with cultural participation, it aims to support artisans' livelihoods while preserving and passing down traditional techniques. Through small-group, high-quality experiences, the initiative seeks to deepen cultural understanding while contributing to regional economic revitalization, positioning itself as a new model for sustainable cultural tourism in Tokyo. Contact InformationSumida City Tourism AssociationTEL: +81-3-5608-6951FAX: +81-3-5608-7130E-MAIL: e-fukazawa@visit-sumida.jp Contact Person: Eriko Fukazawa English language support is available. For pricing, schedules, and detailed program information, please contact the association directly. Reference InformationKataoka Byobu Shop – Official Websitehttps://www.byoubu.co.jp/ Experience Introduction Facebook Pagehttps://www.facebook.com/GoldenScreenArtisanCulture About Tourism Media Service:An online news platform specializing in the tourism industry. It provides the latest news on regional development and travel information, as well as feature articles on topics such as trends and observations, contributed by over 100 experts, every day.

2026-02-06

Japonisme Reignites in Tokyo's Mukojima: A New Cultural Experience Invites Visitors to Walk, Print, and Take Home the World of Hokusai

– Experience Edo Culture with All Five Senses through an Ukiyo-e Walking Tour, Woodblock Printing Workshop, and Artisan Studio Shopping – TOKYO, Feb. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- A new cultural tourism program titled "Ukiyo-e Guided Walking Tour + Woodblock Printing Experience and Artisan Studio Shopping" has been launched in the Mukojima area of Tokyo, offering visitors an immersive way to experience traditional Edo-period culture. This program combines the rich heritage of ukiyo-e art with contemporary craftsmanship, integrating a guided neighborhood walk, hands-on woodblock printing, and shopping at a traditional artisan studio into one comprehensive cultural experience. It is designed primarily for inbound international travelers as well as domestic visitors with a strong interest in Japanese culture. Located within walking distance of two of Tokyo's most popular destinations—Asakusa and Tokyo Skytree—the program offers a rare opportunity to enjoy a calm, historically preserved district where Edo-era atmosphere and living craftsmanship coexist. Tourism Media Service spoke with Sumida City Tourism Association about the new tourism resources originating from Tokyo's Mukojima. Mukojima developed along the eastern bank of the Sumida River during the Edo period and has long been known as a town of artisans. Even today, small independent workshops and family-run craft stores remain scattered throughout the neighborhood, producing items such as woodblock prints, folding screens, traditional paper, fittings, and decorative arts. Unlike large commercial tourist districts, Mukojima allows close interaction between visitors and craftspeople, offering direct access to production sites, tools, and techniques. This environment provides exceptional cultural value for travelers seeking authentic and meaningful experiences. The program fully leverages Mukojima's identity as a "living hub of traditional craftsmanship," guiding participants through a seamless flow of walking, learning, creating, and taking home their own artwork. The experience begins near Tokyo Skytree Station on the Tobu Skytree Line with a 60-minute guided walking tour along the historic Sumida River area. Participants visit scenic and culturally significant sites such as the former Hikifune Canal, Tokyo Mizumachi, Sumida Park, the Sumida River embankment, and Ushijima Shrine—locations that frequently appeared as motifs in classic ukiyo-e prints. The walk highlights the fusion of Edo-period landscapes with the modern urban environment. After the tour, participants move to a local workshop for a hands-on traditional woodblock printing experience. During the printing workshop, participants recreate the iconic image "The Great Wave" by world-renowned ukiyo-e master Katsushika Hokusai. This activity draws inspiration from the enduring global influence of Japonisme, the 19th-century movement that introduced Japanese art and aesthetics to Europe and continues to inspire admiration worldwide today. Guests may choose between traditional three-color or six-color printing methods, learning about pigment layering, washi paper textures, and classical printing techniques while completing their own artwork. Finished prints can be taken home as personal souvenirs, preserving the memory of the journey in tangible form. Afterward, visitors may browse and purchase handcrafted prints, washi products, and related artisanal goods at the adjoining studio shop, creating a fully integrated "Create, Learn, and Take Home" cultural experience. The meeting point and main venue for the program is Kataoka Byobu Shop, established in 1946 and recognized as the only specialty folding screen (byōbu) store in Tokyo. The shop manages the entire process from production to retail, preserving rare traditional techniques. Inside the Kataoka Byobu Gallery, visitors can view a wide variety of works including large gold folding screens, lavish gold-leaf decorated screens, modern art collaborations, and memorial screens created to commemorate special life events. The gallery showcases both classical elegance and contemporary innovation, allowing guests to witness the evolving nature of Japanese craftsmanship firsthand. The shop also accepts custom consultations for folding screen production, making it not only a viewing space but a living workshop where tradition continues to thrive. This program was developed to address challenges faced by traditional artisans, including declining demand and limited income opportunities. By linking tourism with cultural participation, it aims to support artisans' livelihoods while preserving and passing down traditional techniques. Through small-group, high-quality experiences, the initiative seeks to deepen cultural understanding while contributing to regional economic revitalization, positioning itself as a new model for sustainable cultural tourism in Tokyo. Contact InformationSumida City Tourism AssociationTEL: +81-3-5608-6951FAX: +81-3-5608-7130E-MAIL: e-fukazawa@visit-sumida.jp Contact Person: Eriko Fukazawa English language support is available. For pricing, schedules, and detailed program information, please contact the association directly. Reference InformationKataoka Byobu Shop – Official Websitehttps://www.byoubu.co.jp/ Experience Introduction Facebook Pagehttps://www.facebook.com/GoldenScreenArtisanCulture About Tourism Media Service:An online news platform specializing in the tourism industry. It provides the latest news on regional development and travel information, as well as feature articles on topics such as trends and observations, contributed by over 100 experts, every day.

2026-02-06

AISpeech's AI‑Powered Matrix Microphone Wins ISE2026 Best of Show Award for Revolutionary Debut

BARCELONA, Spain, Feb. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The article is from Shuzhi Society. AISpeech, a pioneer in conversational AI technology, has been honored with the prestigious Best of Show Award at ISE 2026 for the groundbreaking debut of its Matrix Array Microphone MA600D — a product poised to redefine professional audio for hybrid collaboration. ISE2026 Best of Show Award The Best of Show Awards distinguish and honour the brands behind the best new pro AV products and solutions on the market and on display at this year's ISE show. Judged by a panel of industry experts and editorial teams, each award submission is reviewed on product feature set, ease of use, innovation, and uniqueness within the market. Since the opening day of the exhibition, AISpeech's booth (5M110) has consistently attracted a steady stream of audiovisual integrators, system designers, and technology partners, all eager to witness the MA600D in action. This award not only recognizes the innovative design of the product but also highly affirms its leadership in AI-enabled technology and the extensive audience engagement it has generated. The AI Acoustic Advantage: Engineered for Intelligent Communication At the core of AISpeech's audio innovations lies its proprietary suite of AI acoustic algorithms, engineered to tackle the most persistent challenges in real-world audio environments: AI Noise Suppression – Dynamically identifies and isolates over 300 types of ambient noise—from keyboard taps to air conditioning hum—while preserving natural voice clarity. AI De-reverberation – Adaptively removes excessive room reflections and flutter echoes, ensuring speech remains intelligible even in acoustically challenging spaces. AI Echo Cancellation – Enables full-duplex, natural conversation by eliminating hybrid meeting echoes, allowing simultaneous speaking without clipping or delay. AI Automatic Gain Control – Adjusts microphone sensitivity in real time based on speaker distance and movement, delivering consistent volume without manual intervention. The MA600D drew extensive attention with its capability to replace multiple traditional microphones through a single elegantly designed unit. Its 64-element MEMS array and adaptive beamforming technology allow seamless tracking of up to ten speakers, while its distinctive sound reinforcement feature left a strong impression on visitors. This award underscores the industry trend towards intelligent, scalable, and user-centric audio solutions. During the exhibition, the AISpeech team engaged in in-depth discussions with global partners, exploring integration scenarios and collaboration opportunities across the European, North American, and Southeast Asian markets.

2026-02-06

AISpeech's AI‑Powered Matrix Microphone Wins ISE2026 Best of Show Award for Revolutionary Debut

BARCELONA, Spain, Feb. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- The article is from Shuzhi Society. AISpeech, a pioneer in conversational AI technology, has been honored with the prestigious Best of Show Award at ISE 2026 for the groundbreaking debut of its Matrix Array Microphone MA600D — a product poised to redefine professional audio for hybrid collaboration. ISE2026 Best of Show Award The Best of Show Awards distinguish and honour the brands behind the best new pro AV products and solutions on the market and on display at this year's ISE show. Judged by a panel of industry experts and editorial teams, each award submission is reviewed on product feature set, ease of use, innovation, and uniqueness within the market. Since the opening day of the exhibition, AISpeech's booth (5M110) has consistently attracted a steady stream of audiovisual integrators, system designers, and technology partners, all eager to witness the MA600D in action. This award not only recognizes the innovative design of the product but also highly affirms its leadership in AI-enabled technology and the extensive audience engagement it has generated. The AI Acoustic Advantage: Engineered for Intelligent Communication At the core of AISpeech's audio innovations lies its proprietary suite of AI acoustic algorithms, engineered to tackle the most persistent challenges in real-world audio environments: AI Noise Suppression – Dynamically identifies and isolates over 300 types of ambient noise—from keyboard taps to air conditioning hum—while preserving natural voice clarity. AI De-reverberation – Adaptively removes excessive room reflections and flutter echoes, ensuring speech remains intelligible even in acoustically challenging spaces. AI Echo Cancellation – Enables full-duplex, natural conversation by eliminating hybrid meeting echoes, allowing simultaneous speaking without clipping or delay. AI Automatic Gain Control – Adjusts microphone sensitivity in real time based on speaker distance and movement, delivering consistent volume without manual intervention. The MA600D drew extensive attention with its capability to replace multiple traditional microphones through a single elegantly designed unit. Its 64-element MEMS array and adaptive beamforming technology allow seamless tracking of up to ten speakers, while its distinctive sound reinforcement feature left a strong impression on visitors. This award underscores the industry trend towards intelligent, scalable, and user-centric audio solutions. During the exhibition, the AISpeech team engaged in in-depth discussions with global partners, exploring integration scenarios and collaboration opportunities across the European, North American, and Southeast Asian markets.

2026-02-06

TCL Elevates Olympic Winter Games for Fans and Athletes at Milano Cortina 2026, Empowering Audiences Worldwide with Vision of "It's Your Greatness"

TCL Edelweiss Land launches at Milan Central Station, showcasing innovation in the heart of the city MILAN, Feb. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- TCL, a leading global technology company and a Worldwide Olympic and Paralympic Partner, celebrated the opening of the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026 with the launch of its "It's Your Greatness" campaign and the inauguration of its creative showcase, TCL Edelweiss Land, at the Piazza Duca d'Aosta in front of Milan Central Station. Key guests attended the opening on 5 February, including Kirsty Coventry, President of the International Olympic Committee, Kevin Wang, CEO, TCL Technology, and Dr. Yan, CTO of TCL Technology and CTO of TCL CSOT. The initiative comes at a time when technology partners are becoming increasingly important to global sporting events, with brands playing a more integral role in the infrastructure behind how the Olympic Games are delivered and experienced. TCL firmly believes in the power of sport to inspire and unite people across cultures and generations. As the world joins together to welcome the Olympic Winter Games, TCL's "It's Your Greatness" campaign will encourage people to find their own excellence—in tune with the event's official theme of "IT's your vibe." Throughout the event, TCL technology will transform how fans enjoy the event, provide comfort and connection so athletes can perform at their best, and engage viewers and communities around the world to Inspire Greatness. TCL will help millions of fans to enjoy the Olympic Winter Games on-site and worldwide by providing TVs, digital signage, and technical assistance to the Olympic Broadcasting Services (OBS) so that media at the International Broadcasting Centre can bring Milano Cortina 2026 to global audiences. TCL's 'screen universe' and other innovations such as AI-enabled air conditioners will also be featured in a TCL space at the Milano Olympic Village, showing how technology gives fans more choice than ever in how they enjoy the Olympic Winter Games. TCL displays at the IBC help media bring Milano Cortina 2026 to global audiences TCL is also helping to ensure athletes participating in the Olympic Winter Games are ready for action. As they settle in, TCL's next-generation home appliances such as smart washing machines and dryers are helping them to enjoy a new level of comfort at the Anterselva and Livigno Olympic Villages, while TCL TVs help them relax and unwind. TCL is also supporting the "Athlete Moment", providing the display technology that will connect athletes with their loved ones for moments of celebration immediately after each event. TCL products are featured in a space at the Milano Olympic Village The idea behind "It's Your Greatness" reflects TCL's commitment to excellence, in close alignment with the Olympic values. Years of practice and months of intense training by hundreds of athletes culminate in Olympic events over the next two weeks where outstanding passion and dedication will inspire the world. These include the likes of Olympic champion and freestyle skier Eileen Gu, rising ice hockey star Jack Hughes and slalom specialist Alex Vinatzer, supported by TCL as part of Team TCL's 15 athletes from 8 countries participating in the Olympic Winter Games and Paralympic Winter Games. In his remarks at the opening of TCL Edelweiss Land, Kevin Wang, CEO, TCL Technology said "TCL's latest innovations are playing a key role in the Olympic Winter Games. Today is a milestone in TCL's first year as a Worldwide Olympic Partner, a collaboration born from shared values of innovation and excellence. TCL has always believed in the power of sport to bring people together across cultures and generations, and this is just the beginning." TCL Edelweiss Land Showcases Cutting-Edge Innovation TCL Edelweiss Land extends the celebration of greatness, running from 5-22 February in the Piazza Duca d'Aosta in front of Milan Central Station. Spanning over 500 square meters, visitors can get hands-on with TCL's latest innovations, share photo-worthy moments and inspire themselves, their friends and their community to create the extraordinary. Designed around environmentally friendly principles and driven by creativity, the showcase's design reflects TCL's commitment to sustainability and to innovation. Kevin Wang, CEO, TCL Technology and Kirsty Coventry, President of the International Olympic Committee celebrate the opening of TCL Edelweiss Land Speaking at the event, Kirsty Coventry, President of the International Olympic Committee, said "When I think of TCL as a TOP Partner, what stands out is how global they are. Their reach helps to spread the magic of the Olympic Winter Games to communities everywhere. TCL is also a technology leader, but it's not just about technology. TCL shares our values – inspiring greatness, connecting people, and bringing the Olympic Games closer to everyone. I'm very excited about the future of our partnership and TCL will play a leading role in shaping how the world experiences the Olympic Games." TCL Edelweiss Land showcases cutting-edge innovation TCL Edelweiss Land is open daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., with distinctive zones featuring TCL's latest products, including the latest display technology developed by TCL CSOT. Visitors can also see smart home appliances and TCL RayNeo AR glasses that showcase the latest in augmented-reality technology. To further amplify the energy and excitement around the Olympic Winter Games, TCL has also collaborated with the Olympic Museum to bring a vibrant mural to the heart of Milan at Corso di Porta Romana 111. The design was developed by Zeina Rashid, a painter and Olympian who represented Jordan in table tennis in Athens 2004 and Beijing 2008, and who was selected for the project through the Olympian Artists Programme of the Olympic Museum. The inspiration came from her childhood memories of watching the Olympic Winter Games on television, which sparked her dreams about the Olympic Games. Her vision was then brought to life by mural artist Bublegum. The result is a lively tribute to the cultural heritage of the Olympic Games, celebrating how countless children around the world first discover the Olympic spirit through a screen that opens a window onto their future ambitions. About TCL Founded in 1981, TCL—short for "The Creative Life"—embodies creativity in every aspect of life. As a leading technology company, TCL is dedicated to delivering innovative solutions—including TVs, audio products, smart home devices, display technologies, and clean energy—that enhance customer experiences through TCL Industries and TCL Technology. As of now, with 47 R&D centers and 39 manufacturing bases globally, TCL operates in over 160 countries and regions, cementing its position as a globally competitive smart technology brand. To further inspire greatness, TCL has become an official Worldwide Olympic and Paralympic Partner in the Home Audiovisual Equipment and Home Appliances category.

2026-02-06

TCL Elevates Olympic Winter Games for Fans and Athletes at Milano Cortina 2026, Empowering Audiences Worldwide with Vision of "It's Your Greatness"

TCL Edelweiss Land launches at Milan Central Station, showcasing innovation in the heart of the city MILAN, Feb. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- TCL, a leading global technology company and a Worldwide Olympic and Paralympic Partner, celebrated the opening of the Olympic Winter Games Milano Cortina 2026 with the launch of its "It's Your Greatness" campaign and the inauguration of its creative showcase, TCL Edelweiss Land, at the Piazza Duca d'Aosta in front of Milan Central Station. Key guests attended the opening on 5 February, including Kirsty Coventry, President of the International Olympic Committee, Kevin Wang, CEO, TCL Technology, and Dr. Yan, CTO of TCL Technology and CTO of TCL CSOT. The initiative comes at a time when technology partners are becoming increasingly important to global sporting events, with brands playing a more integral role in the infrastructure behind how the Olympic Games are delivered and experienced. TCL firmly believes in the power of sport to inspire and unite people across cultures and generations. As the world joins together to welcome the Olympic Winter Games, TCL's "It's Your Greatness" campaign will encourage people to find their own excellence—in tune with the event's official theme of "IT's your vibe." Throughout the event, TCL technology will transform how fans enjoy the event, provide comfort and connection so athletes can perform at their best, and engage viewers and communities around the world to Inspire Greatness. TCL will help millions of fans to enjoy the Olympic Winter Games on-site and worldwide by providing TVs, digital signage, and technical assistance to the Olympic Broadcasting Services (OBS) so that media at the International Broadcasting Centre can bring Milano Cortina 2026 to global audiences. TCL's 'screen universe' and other innovations such as AI-enabled air conditioners will also be featured in a TCL space at the Milano Olympic Village, showing how technology gives fans more choice than ever in how they enjoy the Olympic Winter Games. TCL displays at the IBC help media bring Milano Cortina 2026 to global audiences TCL is also helping to ensure athletes participating in the Olympic Winter Games are ready for action. As they settle in, TCL's next-generation home appliances such as smart washing machines and dryers are helping them to enjoy a new level of comfort at the Anterselva and Livigno Olympic Villages, while TCL TVs help them relax and unwind. TCL is also supporting the "Athlete Moment", providing the display technology that will connect athletes with their loved ones for moments of celebration immediately after each event. TCL products are featured in a space at the Milano Olympic Village The idea behind "It's Your Greatness" reflects TCL's commitment to excellence, in close alignment with the Olympic values. Years of practice and months of intense training by hundreds of athletes culminate in Olympic events over the next two weeks where outstanding passion and dedication will inspire the world. These include the likes of Olympic champion and freestyle skier Eileen Gu, rising ice hockey star Jack Hughes and slalom specialist Alex Vinatzer, supported by TCL as part of Team TCL's 15 athletes from 8 countries participating in the Olympic Winter Games and Paralympic Winter Games. In his remarks at the opening of TCL Edelweiss Land, Kevin Wang, CEO, TCL Technology said "TCL's latest innovations are playing a key role in the Olympic Winter Games. Today is a milestone in TCL's first year as a Worldwide Olympic Partner, a collaboration born from shared values of innovation and excellence. TCL has always believed in the power of sport to bring people together across cultures and generations, and this is just the beginning." TCL Edelweiss Land Showcases Cutting-Edge Innovation TCL Edelweiss Land extends the celebration of greatness, running from 5-22 February in the Piazza Duca d'Aosta in front of Milan Central Station. Spanning over 500 square meters, visitors can get hands-on with TCL's latest innovations, share photo-worthy moments and inspire themselves, their friends and their community to create the extraordinary. Designed around environmentally friendly principles and driven by creativity, the showcase's design reflects TCL's commitment to sustainability and to innovation. Kevin Wang, CEO, TCL Technology and Kirsty Coventry, President of the International Olympic Committee celebrate the opening of TCL Edelweiss Land Speaking at the event, Kirsty Coventry, President of the International Olympic Committee, said "When I think of TCL as a TOP Partner, what stands out is how global they are. Their reach helps to spread the magic of the Olympic Winter Games to communities everywhere. TCL is also a technology leader, but it's not just about technology. TCL shares our values – inspiring greatness, connecting people, and bringing the Olympic Games closer to everyone. I'm very excited about the future of our partnership and TCL will play a leading role in shaping how the world experiences the Olympic Games." TCL Edelweiss Land showcases cutting-edge innovation TCL Edelweiss Land is open daily from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., with distinctive zones featuring TCL's latest products, including the latest display technology developed by TCL CSOT. Visitors can also see smart home appliances and TCL RayNeo AR glasses that showcase the latest in augmented-reality technology. To further amplify the energy and excitement around the Olympic Winter Games, TCL has also collaborated with the Olympic Museum to bring a vibrant mural to the heart of Milan at Corso di Porta Romana 111. The design was developed by Zeina Rashid, a painter and Olympian who represented Jordan in table tennis in Athens 2004 and Beijing 2008, and who was selected for the project through the Olympian Artists Programme of the Olympic Museum. The inspiration came from her childhood memories of watching the Olympic Winter Games on television, which sparked her dreams about the Olympic Games. Her vision was then brought to life by mural artist Bublegum. The result is a lively tribute to the cultural heritage of the Olympic Games, celebrating how countless children around the world first discover the Olympic spirit through a screen that opens a window onto their future ambitions. About TCL Founded in 1981, TCL—short for "The Creative Life"—embodies creativity in every aspect of life. As a leading technology company, TCL is dedicated to delivering innovative solutions—including TVs, audio products, smart home devices, display technologies, and clean energy—that enhance customer experiences through TCL Industries and TCL Technology. As of now, with 47 R&D centers and 39 manufacturing bases globally, TCL operates in over 160 countries and regions, cementing its position as a globally competitive smart technology brand. To further inspire greatness, TCL has become an official Worldwide Olympic and Paralympic Partner in the Home Audiovisual Equipment and Home Appliances category.

2026-02-06

UNILUMIN AND MANCHESTER CITY ANNOUNCE NEW PARTNERSHIP

SHENZHEN, China, Feb. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- MANCHESTER CITY AND UNILUMIN, a world-leading provider of LED display, lighting products and integrated Metasight solutions, announced a new partnership on January 22, 2026. PARTNERSHIP SIGNING CEREMONY OF UNILUMIN AND MANCHESTER CITY The new multi-year agreement will see Unilumin integrated within the Club's new entertainment destination. Unilumin will provide large-scale LED screens that will sit on the ends of the new development, in addition to a large screen in the fan zone area that will be utilised for match days and beyond. In September 2022, Unilumin previously provided a 'Supersized LED' two-tier digital display system at the Etihad Stadium which enables the Club to deliver the most commercially valuable pitch-side media space in the Premier League. Jeremy Way, Vice-President of Strategy and Creative – Partnerships at City Football Group, said: "Unilumin's world-leading technology has transformed our LED offering at the Etihad Stadium, delivering significant impact and value for both our partners and global fan base. "Through this new partnership, we are extending that capability into our upcoming entertainment destination, where immersive, large-scale LED technology will provide an engaging and flexible high-impact digital platform to communicate with fans and those visiting the area, reflecting our commitment to delivering world-leading technology across the entire site." Tiger Lin, Chairman of Unilumin Group, said: "This agreement reflects the strong trust between Unilumin and Manchester City. Over the years, our collaboration has demonstrated what can be achieved in the sports industry, with Unilumin's LED solutions forming an integral part of the Club's world-class visual experiences for fans worldwide. "Now we are unlocking new levels of visual impact as we bring innovative display technology beyond the stadium and across the Club's wider entertainment destination. We look forward to jointly creating unforgettable experiences that set new benchmarks for the sports & entertainment industry." About Unilumin Unilumin is a global leader in LED displays, lighting products, and integrated Metasight solutions, ranked among the Top 500 Asian Brands for 3 consecutive years, operating in 160+ countries with R&D centers in China, Japan, and the U.S., and the world's largest intelligent LED manufacturing base. With expertise in the sports area, it delivers integrated audiovisual solutions for venues and sports events worldwide, having supported six Olympic Games, FIBA tournaments, the Qatar World Cup, and numerous other top-tier global sporting events. For more information, please visit https://www.unilumin.com

2026-02-06