DMEX website dives into cyberspace

The website which, you can dive into has been designed to be a one stop shop for not only the public and exhibitors, but also for the media. With a funky blue, under water design, the site offers visitors information on where the event is being held, how to get there and tourist information on Dubai itself.

DMEX 2005, which will be taking place from 10th -11th May 2005 at the Madinat Convention Centre, Dubai, will offer the most comprehensive international marketplace for both the scuba diving industry and recreational divers through exhibition space, seminars and interactive experiences. The event is being backed by the Emirates Diving Association (EDA) and is being organised by conference and event management company NettResults.

Nick Leighton, managing director, NettResults said, 'The DMEX website looks great! There is a lot more we are planning to add over the next six months, so users should check the website regularly to see what new and innovative links have been added to the site. Competitions will also go live through the website to encourage the public to get involved, in the run up to the event.'

Attractions and educational events aimed at children and dive enthusiast will be included in the exhibition schedule, and the public will be encouraged to participate in exciting competitions.

Sponsorship opportunities and exhibition spaces will be available as of 1st November 2004, by going to www.dmex2005.com or info@dmex2005.com. Sponsorship packages will be available for organisations looking to maximise their exposure and gain international brand recognition - be that commercial diving, recreational diving, environmental, or a host of other related positioning opportunities.

DMEX 2005 aims to be the largest international trade & dive enthusiast event in the world for companies in the diving, action water sports and adventure/dive travel industries. Dubai has been chosen for the annual event as it is a central hub for the global diving industry. With direct flights from the US, Europe, Africa and Asia, and many of the world's leading dive sites only a few hours away (including The Red Sea, The Maldives, Malaysia and Thailand) it is ideally situated.