新加坡大奖赛期间商务活动逾 40 场，为三年最多：TOKEN2049 海外与会者占 85.6%
据 CNBC 10 月 14 日报道，今年新加坡一级方程式大奖赛期间，这个城市国家迎来了大量高规格会议与商务活动。新加坡旅游局的数据显示，今年大奖赛期间举办的商务活动超过 40 场，高于 2025年的 25 场以上与 2024 年的 30 场以上，其中包括米尔肯研究所亚洲峰会、加密货币会议TOKEN2049、福布斯全球 CEO 大会、Solana 峰会亚太版与全球亚洲家族办公室峰会。
报道称，TOKEN2049 主办方提供的数据显示，今年该会议的海外与会者占 85.6%，高于 2025 年的82.7%；其中中国与会者占 11.8%，几乎是去年 6% 的两倍，超过美国人成为最大的与会群体。商务旅客的涌入也推高了豪华酒店需求：滨海湾金沙表示，其酒店在比赛周期间接近满房，该综合度假城还在其会展中心承办了 TOKEN2049。
新加坡能源、贸易与工业部的数据显示，F1 自 2008 年首办至 2024 年已为新加坡带来超过 22 亿新元（约合 17.2 亿美元）的增量旅游收入，平均每场约 1.5 亿新元；赛事每年的举办成本约 1.4 亿新元。新加坡大奖赛主办方称，2026 年赛事吸引了 301,294 名观众，为赛事历史上第二高。
旅游局数据显示，会议、奖励旅游、大会与展览（MICE）收入 2025 年增长 35%，达 23 亿新元，增幅超过新加坡整体旅游收入 10% 的增速，后者创下 328 亿新元的纪录。旅游局展览与会议执行董事 Poh Chi Chuan 表示，当城市热闹起来、目标受众已经飞抵时，精明的活动策划者会顺势而为，这形成了一种"天然的引力"。
Crypto Bosses, CEOs and F1: Singapore's Business Events Boom Gathers Pace
More than 40 business events were held around this year's Singapore Grand Prix period, up from over 25 in 2025 and over 30 in 2024, according to the Singapore Tourism Board (STB), CNBC reported on October 14. The events included the Milken Institute Asia Summit, TOKEN2049, the Forbes Global CEO Conference, the Solana Summit APAC and the Global-Asia Family Office Summit, held as billionaires, global CEOs and crypto executives descended on Singapore during the Formula 1 race week.
At TOKEN2049, one of the world's major cryptocurrency conferences, overseas attendees accounted for 85.6% of participants this year, up from 82.7% in 2025, according to figures provided by the event organizer. Chinese attendees accounted for 11.8% of participants, nearly double the 6% share recorded last year, overtaking Americans as the largest group.
The influx of business travelers boosted demand at Singapore's luxury hotels. Marina Bay Sands said its hotel operated at near-full occupancy during the Formula 1 period, and the integrated resort also hosted TOKEN2049 at its Expo & Convention Centre.
Formula 1 has generated more than 2.2 billion Singapore dollars ($1.72 billion) in incremental tourism receipts between its debut in 2008 and 2024, according to Singapore's Ministry of Energy, Trade and Industry, an average of about S$150 million per race; the race itself costs approximately S$140 million a year to organize. Singapore GP said the 2026 race drew 301,294 spectators, the second-highest attendance in the event's history. Receipts from meetings, incentives, conventions and exhibitions (MICE) rose 35% to S$2.3 billion in 2025, outpacing the 10% growth in Singapore's overall tourism receipts to a record S$32.8 billion, STB data showed. Poh Chi Chuan, STB's executive director of exhibitions and conferences, said organizers are capitalizing on the excitement around Formula 1 to extend delegates' stays, creating "a natural gravitational pull, when the city is buzzing and the right target audience is already flying in."
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