Registration now open for APNIC 60 conference and workshops

Registration now open for APNIC 60 conference and workshops is profiled by BTW Media because public-source evidence links it to internet infrastructure, governance, operational dependencies, or market visibility.

• APNIC 60 conference will be held in September 2025 at Furama Resort Da Nang, Vietnam
• Registration fees vary by category, with a discount for early registration

What happened: APNIC 60 conference registration now open

Registration for the APNIC 60 conference is now open, with the event scheduled to take place at the Furama Resort Da Nang in Vietnam. The conference will run from 9 to 11 September 2025, while workshops will take place from 4 to 7 September. On 8 September, there will be partner meetings. Attendees can register for in-person participation or join online via Zoom. For those attending in person, there is a fee for both the workshops and the main conference, but online participation remains free.

To help organisers plan for the event, early registration is recommended, particularly for those planning to attend the workshops and social events. In-person registration will only be confirmed after payment, and a confirmation email with an invitation letter will be sent. This letter must be shown at the registration desk to collect the conference badge.

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Why it’s important

The APNIC 60 conference is a significant event for the Asia Pacific network infrastructure community. It provides a platform for professionals to discuss industry trends and collaborate. This event, marking the return of in-person meetings after the pandemic, offers valuable networking opportunities for businesses and experts in the region.

However, the fees for in-person participation, particularly for non-members, could be a barrier for some. While early registration offers a discount, the costs may still exclude smaller organisations or individuals. The free online option does not provide the same networking experience as being physically present. Moreover, the extra charges for social events could make the conference feel less inclusive for certain participants.