Join us for an engaging study tour where we will explore the fascinating intersection of art, urban development, and public transport in Hong Kong. Specially tailored for the ULI audience, this tour will not only look at the integrated artworks in the MTR, but also showcase the transformative Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) projects surrounding Hong Kong Station and Admiralty Station. 

We'll embark on a journey that highlights the innovative planning principles and challenges faced in these vibrant urban spaces. Along the way, we'll make several stops to delve into the architectural and artistic contributions that enhance the commuting experience. 

Our tour concludes at Sai Ying Pun Station, where there is a stunning integrated artwork situated deep within the station. For those looking to further immerse themselves in the local culture, we invite you to explore the lively Sai Ying Pun area, where you can enjoy drinks and light snacks at a variety of charming bars and restaurants. 

This unique experience promises to blend art, urbanism, and community engagement, offering valuable insights into the role of public art in enhancing our urban environments. 

Know Before You Go 

• Cost: US$60 per person (includes transportation, wireless headsets, and miscellaneous expenses). 
• Eligibility: Open to ULI Asia Pacific Summit 2025 delegates by registration only. 
• Capacity: Limited spots available on a first-come, first-served basis. Departure Point: Regent Hotel. 
• What to Bring: An umbrella, comfortable walking shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, and a bottle of water. 

How to Register 

• Registration for study tours will open in March. 
• Select your preferred tour when registering for the Summit. 
• Already registered? You can sign up for a study tour by managing your registration [here].

Know Before You Go

• Cost: US$60 per person (includes transportation, wireless headsets, and miscellaneous expenses).
• Eligibility: Open to ULI Asia Pacific Summit 2025 delegates by registration only.
• Capacity: Limited spots available on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Departure Point: Regent Hotel.
• What to Bring: An umbrella, comfortable walking shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, and a bottle of water.

How to Register

• Registration for study tours will open in March.
• Select your preferred tour when registering for the Summit.
• Already registered? You can sign up for a study tour by managing your registration [here].

Know Before You Go

• Cost: US$60 per person (includes transportation, wireless headsets, and miscellaneous expenses).
• Eligibility: Open to ULI Asia Pacific Summit 2025 delegates by registration only.
• Capacity: Limited spots available on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Departure Point: Regent Hotel.
• What to Bring: An umbrella, comfortable walking shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, and a bottle of water.

How to Register

• Registration for study tours will open in March.
• Select your preferred tour when registering for the Summit.
• Already registered? You can sign up for a study tour by managing your registration [here].

Chungking Mansions, a historic landmark in the heart of Hong Kong, stands as a testament to the city's rich tapestry of cultures and communities. Built in the 1960s, this iconic structure has long served as a hub for immigrants, travelers, and entrepreneurs from around the globe. Its vibrant atmosphere and eclectic mix of shops, restaurants, and guesthouses reflect the diverse identities that come together within its walls. As one of the most significant sites in Hong Kong's history, Chungking Mansions embodies the spirit of resilience and multiculturalism that defines the city. 

Our tour of Chungking Mansions will begin on the ground and first floors, where you'll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the bustling environment that characterizes this unique building. After having a short tea break, we will visit the newly opened Diversity Hub museum located on the 17th floor. This engaging space showcases the stories and contributions of the many communities that call Chungking Mansions home. 

By the end of our visit, you will leave with a deeper appreciation for Chungking Mansions and the vibrant tapestry of people who inhabit it. What may initially seem foreign will transform into a welcoming and familiar experience, highlighting the beauty of diversity that is integral to Hong Kong's identity.

Know Before You Go

• Cost: US$60 per person (includes transportation, wireless headsets, and miscellaneous expenses).
  Eligibility: Open to ULI Asia Pacific Summit 2025 delegates by registration only.
  Capacity: Limited spots available on a first-come, first-served basis.
  Departure Point: Regent Hotel.
  What to Bring: An umbrella, comfortable walking shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, and a bottle of water.

How to Register

• Registration for study tours will open in March.
• Select your preferred tour when registering for the Summit.
• Already registered? You can sign up for a study tour by managing your registration [here].

Join us for an exclusive study tour of Kai Tak Sports Park, which opened in Hong Kong in March 2025. As Hong Kong’s largest integrated sports and entertainment landmark, this expansive park is situated on the former northern tarmac of the old Kai Tak Airport. It serves as the ultimate destination for sports enthusiasts, families, and food lovers alike. 

Explore the heart of the complex, Kai Tak Stadium, which can accommodate up to 50,000 spectators. The stadium boasts a retractable roof and a versatile pitch that can transition between natural turf and other surfaces, making it ideal for large-scale events ranging from cultural festivities to sports competitions and outdoor concerts, regardless of the weather. The facade, themed ‘Pearl of the Orient’, consists of triangular aluminium panels that shift in colour with natural light, adding a stunning element to Hong Kong’s skyline. 

Learn about this remarkable development and gain insights into how it will shape the future of sports and travel tourism in Hong Kong. Don’t miss the chance to discover the potential of one of the city’s most exciting new attractions.

Know Before You Go:

US$60 per person includes cost of any transportation, wireless headsets and miscellaneous expenses that may be incurred as part of the tour

Participation is open to ULI Asia Pacific Summit 2025 delegates by registration only

Capacity is limited and space is assigned on a first-come, first-served basis

Tour departs from Regent Hotel

An umbrella, comfortable walking shoes, weather appropriate clothing and a bottle of water are recommended.

How to Register:

Registration for study tours will open in March. Please select your chosen tour when registering for the Summit.Already registered for the Summit? Sign up for a study by managing your registration here.

The specially curated tram tour is organized exclusively for the Urban Land Institute. 

Our 2-hour journey begins at the historic Tram Depot, the heart of iconic "Made-in-HK" tram system. Aboard an antique open-top tram, we will explore how this unique network has played a vital role in shaping Hong Kong’s urban landscape. As we travel towards Causeway Bay, we will examine the integration of the tram system into the city’s development, its enduring connection to vibrant communities, and its ability to adapt and thrive in an ever-evolving urban environment. 

More than a ride through the city’s streets, this tour offers an opportunity to exchange ideas about the future of transportation and urban development. It is a chance to share insights, foster meaningful connections, and discuss how collaboration can drive innovative solutions for the challenges of urban mobility across the APAC region. 

Know Before You Go 

• Cost: US$60 per person (includes transportation, wireless headsets, and miscellaneous expenses). 
• Eligibility: Open to ULI Asia Pacific Summit 2025 delegates by registration only. 
• Capacity: Limited spots available on a first-come, first-served basis. 
• Departure Point: Regent Hotel. 
• What to Bring: An umbrella, comfortable walking shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, and a bottle of water. 

How to Register 

• Registration for study tours will open in March. 
• Select your preferred tour when registering for the Summit. 
• Already registered? You can sign up for a study tour by managing your registration [here].

We invite you to join us for a unique walking tour through the vibrant city of Hong Kong. Known for its compact layout and ambitious spirit, this bustling metropolis boasts an extraordinary array of architectural gems. 

In Central, you'll encounter both heritage buildings from the colonial era and impressive contemporary structures designed by renowned architects such as Foster and Partners, Zaha Hadid Architects, and I.M. Pei. These architectural wonders are supported by visionary landlords who have helped shape the city’s skyline. 

This curated tour will guide you through some of the most iconic structures that define Hong Kong’s urban landscape. Along the way, you'll gain insight into the fascinating interplay between historical and modern developments. We will explore how these sites have become symbols of the economy and political landscape since the early days of colonial rule, reflecting the city's evolution and resilience.

Know Before You Go

• Cost: US$60 per person (includes transportation, wireless headsets, and miscellaneous expenses).
• Eligibility: Open to ULI Asia Pacific Summit 2025 delegates by registration only.
• Capacity: Limited spots available on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Departure Point: Regent Hotel.
• What to Bring: An umbrella, comfortable walking shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, and a bottle of water.

How to Register

• Registration for study tours will open in March.
• Select your preferred tour when registering for the Summit.
• Already registered? You can sign up for a study tour by managing your registration [here].

Central is Hong Kong’s frenetic business and retail heart, crammed with skyscrapers, swanky malls and luxury hotels set within a historic district. The rich cultural heritage in Central sets the stage for the Smart Cultural Precinct (SCP), ISU’s local initiative that highlights the area within and surrounding the Cultural Triangle, formed by the three key adaptive re-use buildings of PMQ, Central Market, and Tai Kwun. 

Join us in an immersive experience of Central Market and Tai Kwun, two of the key historic developments of the Cultural Precinct, that have been beautifully restored and revitalized for a new generation of visitors. 

1. Central Market: 

Formerly one of Hong Kong’s first wet markets, Central Market is a Grade III historic building that has been revitalised into a ‘Playground for All’ by offering dining outlets, retail stores and cultural experiences that connect visitors to the neighbourhood’s history, tradition and contemporary culture. 

2. Central-Mid-Levels Escalators: 

The Central–Mid-Levels escalator and walkway system in Hong Kong is the longest outdoor covered escalator system in the world. It is a unique pedestrian link, that provides a great view of the bustling city and also was instrumental in the organic regeneration of the core of Central. 

3. Tai Kwun: 

Tai Kwun is Hong Kong’s beating cultural heart, enabled by The Hong Kong Jockey Club (HKJC) in partnership with the Hong Kong Government. A vibrant and welcoming space that brings people together, Tai Kwun is committed to inspiring and enriching the community through arts, culture and heritage. 

End the tour in style with a visit to The Magistracy at Tai Kwun: Once known as Hong Kong’s Supreme Court, The Central Magistracy was decommissioned and ceased its judiciary functions in 1984. After being dormant for 40+ years, Black Sheep Restaurants have restored it into a vibrant destination for warm hospitality and thoughtful storytelling. The Black Sheep team will share their insights into the achievements and challenges of this restoration process.

Know Before You Go

• Cost: US$60 per person (includes transportation, wireless headsets, and miscellaneous expenses).
• Eligibility: Open to ULI Asia Pacific Summit 2025 delegates by registration only.
• Capacity: Limited spots available on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Departure Point: Regent Hotel.
• What to Bring: An umbrella, comfortable walking shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, and a bottle of water.

How to Register

• Registration for study tours will open in March.
• Select your preferred tour when registering for the Summit.
• Already registered? You can sign up for a study tour by managing your registration [here].

Join us for a ULI-curated tour of Hong Kong's East Coast Boardwalk, a stunning new landmark that opened in January 2025. This vibrant "Harbourfront Shared Space" features paths for walking, jogging, and cycling, alongside an exclusive pedestrian walkway. Its innovative design makes use of the area beneath the Island Eastern Corridor, enhancing the shoreline of Hong Kong Island. 

Key highlights include the first movable bascule and swing bridges in Victoria Harbour, which allow vessel access while ensuring smooth pedestrian flow. The Boardwalk boasts eight themed areas, including four in the western section: Sun Wave, Play Wave, Fish Wave, and Gather Wave. Additional amenities feature seating for sunset views, a play area, fitness equipment, and a fishing platform. Nearby, the revitalized Tong Shui Road Public Pier and the enhanced North Point Promenade offer even more open spaces for leisure. 

To round off our tour, we’ll take a short stroll to Chun Yeung Street Wet Market, a bustling narrow street filled with stalls offering fresh fruits, vegetables, meat, and seafood. The lively atmosphere is such that the tram weaves between traders and carts. Many shops here feature unique Fujian foods that are hard to find elsewhere in Hong Kong, and you’ll hear the Fujianese dialect spoken throughout North Point. Finally, we’ll enjoy a leisurely tram ride back to Central, taking in the sights of other vibrant neighborhoods along the way.

Know Before You Go

• Cost: US$60 per person (includes transportation, wireless headsets, and miscellaneous expenses).
• Eligibility: Open to ULI Asia Pacific Summit 2025 delegates by registration only.
• Capacity: Limited spots available on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Departure Point: Regent Hotel.
• What to Bring: An umbrella, comfortable walking shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, and a bottle of water.

How to Register

• Registration for study tours will open in March.
• Select your preferred tour when registering for the Summit.
• Already registered? You can sign up for a study tour by managing your registration [here].

Join the Young Leaders Group for a networking reception designed for emerging leaders in the industry. Connect with peers, engage with senior professionals, and explore opportunities for mentorship and collaboration in a dynamic and informal setting. Highlights include insights on regional integration and an exciting Mentorship & Reverse Mentorship Live Auction, where participants can bid for valuable one-on-one time with industry leaders.

This session is open to all registered Summit attendees.

Across Asia Pacific, businesses are undergoing a generational shift, with younger leaders redefining traditional industries and carving out new opportunities. From transforming legacy brands to launching startups that challenge conventional models, this evolution is reshaping how industries—including real estate and its ancillary services—adapt to changing consumer needs and technological advancements. The YLG Forum will provide insights into how businesses across the region are being reimagined through a younger lens, addressing both market shifts and the expectations of future generations. 

Transforming Legacy Brands Through a Young Lens 

Across Asia Pacific, long-established businesses have continuously evolved to stay relevant in shifting markets. This session explores how the next generation of leadership has redefined traditional business models, adapted to new consumer behaviours, and positioned their brands for the future. Through insights from leaders who have transformed legacy businesses—bridging the past with the future—this discussion will highlight common themes across the region, from innovation in family enterprises to the challenges of modernisation. Featuring perspectives from Hong Kong and beyond, the conversation will offer a comparative look at how different markets have navigated these changes over time. 

Younger Gen Leading the Way 

A new generation of entrepreneurs is reshaping real estate and its adjacent industries with innovative, tech-driven solutions. This session brings together startup founders under 35 who are pushing boundaries in areas such as AI, PropTech, senior living, and operational real estate models like hospitality, co-living, and student accommodation. By integrating a forward-looking perspective on real estate needs, the discussion will highlight how younger leaders are addressing evolving urban challenges and consumer demands through fresh approaches. With a focus on real-world examples, this session will provide insights into how these emerging businesses are setting new standards for the industry.

In today's challenging markets, the business case for sustainability has never been stronger. Join industry leaders in this highly interactive forum to explore how individual excellence and collective action can accelerate sustainable transformation. Through expert discussions and collaborative roundtables, gain both strategic insights and practical solutions to enhance your portfolio's resilience. 

Welcome, and Interactive poll 

Begin the day with an inspiring showcase of ULI's impact in advancing sustainable real estate. Through interactive polling, we'll identify the most pressing issues keeping the audience up at night, setting the stage for deep discussions and practical solutions throughout the forum.

 Opening Keynote 

Panel: Investor perspective 

Hear how global investment leaders dissect geopolitical shifts and how economic decoupling are reshaping sustainability priorities in Asia Pacific. Learn which sustainability initiatives still command capital in challenging markets, and how investment criteria are evolving across different asset classes, from traditional offices to emerging sectors like data centers. 

Topical Roundtables #1 

Leverage the collective expertise in the room through focused peer discussions on asset-specific decarbonisation strategies — from traditional commercial and living sectors to new economy assets and urban regeneration projects. The session culminates in a rapid-fire sharing of high-impact interventions, creating a practical roadmap for sustainable transformation. 

Coffee Break 

Panel: Tenant perspective - sustainability as core competitive advantage 

Hear from corporate occupiers on how sustainability shapes their real estate decisions. Leading MNCs share how green buildings drive talent retention, operational efficiency, and brand value. Learn what tenants truly value in sustainable spaces and how landlord-tenant collaboration can accelerate decarbonisation. 

Topical Roundtables #2 

Progress from the morning's asset-specific challenges to tangible solutions across key decarbonisation tools — from green financing, smart technologies, clean energy, tenant engagement and more. Work with peers to develop practical implementation playbooks and innovative approaches to overcome common barriers. Connect with your peers to share concrete next steps and how they can activate these insights within their organizations to drive real change. 

Closing remarks

Join the WLI for an engaging luncheon focused on leadership for women in the real estate industry. The session features a fireside chat with a C-suite leader, sharing insights on navigating the challenges and opportunities in this dynamic field. Following the discussion, attendees will participate in moderated table discussions, offering a unique opportunity for peer-to-peer learning and meaningful conversations.

The ULI Asia Pacific Capital Markets Forum is the marquee event for the ULI investment community. This forum will deliver critical insights into emerging investment opportunities across Asia Pacific's dynamic property markets. The Forum will investigate the key trends in Asia Pacific real estate investment. What are institutional investors looking for? Where can distressed situations be found? Which sectors will produce the best returns? Which markets offer the best opportunities? How can asset owners drive value creation in their properties? 

The ULI Asia Pacific Capital Markets Forum offers three hours of in-depth analysis and strategic discussion which will inform your investment approach in 2025 and beyond. 

14.00 – 14.05 

Welcome & introduction 

14.05-14.25 

Asia Pacific Real Estate Investment Market Update 

Real estate capital markets began to recover in terms of transaction volumes in late 2024, but the regional and global economic and political outlook remains uncertain. This presentation will provide up to date insights on real estate pricing, volumes, favoured sectors and capital raised by Asia Pacific real estate funds. 

14.25 – 15.10 

Institutional investor panel: Asia Pacific in the global context 

Institutional investors targeting real estate across the Asia Pacific discuss their outlook on the investment environment. What does Asia Pacific offer to global investors? How can the region compete with markets where prices have corrected? Which sectors and investment styles do investors favour and which do they avoid? How can real estate investors find value? 

15.10 – 15.35 

Investor fireside chat 

APAC family offices have become increasingly important in Asia Pacific real estate capital markets. We talk to one of the leading organisations in this sector to learn about their strategies for investing in Asia Pacific real estate. 

15.35-15.55

Networking break 

15.30 – 16.10 

Emerging market panel: India and Vietnam 

Operators and investment managers from India and Vietnam, the two most popular emerging real estate markets in Asia Pacific, discuss the opportunities and pitfalls in these fast-developing markets. 

16.40 -17.25 

Panel: Unlocking value in Asia Pacific real estate 

In the absence of widespread repricing, where can investors in Asia Pacific real estate find value? A panel of leading investment managers discuss options across markets, sectors and investment avenues. The discussion will cover distressed opportunities, new sectors, emerging markets, sweating assets. 

17.25-17.30 

Wrap up

A unique experience where conversation takes center stage. Guided by a structured etiquette, these discussions foster meaningful dialogue and connection among participants. No distractions, no formal agenda—just engaging talks at the centerstage.

Welcome Aboard! Enjoy a light breakfast while connecting with fellow new members. Discover the many benefits of your membership, including valuable resources and opportunities, and build your professional network.

Asia's remarkable growth over the past decades has been fuelled by globalisation and demographic dividends, which have also supported a rising middle class. This session aims to explore the implications of the global geopolitical situation and an aging population on Asia’s future growth and the real estate sector.

Moderator:

James McGregor, Chairman, APCO’s greater China region

Lateral Mentoring - Speed Style with WLI 

Turn your break into something exciting! Join us for a fast-paced, interactive lateral mentoring session where you'll connect with new people and exchange fresh perspectives on challenges you're facing. In each round, each person will have 2.5 minutes to share a challenge they’re currently navigating, followed by 2.5 minutes for their partner to respond with insights, advice, or a fresh take. Then, you’ll switch! It’s a great way to spark new ideas, gain valuable perspectives, and make meaningful connections—all while making the most of your break.

As financial constraints tighten and geopolitical uncertainties grow, how can the real estate industry sustain its commitment to decarbonisation? This session confronts the difficult trade-offs between financial viability and long-term environmental responsibility. Where do sustainability initiatives create real value, and where do they fall short? What should the industry prioritise when balancing economic pressures with climate commitments? Are current sustainability targets realistic, or are they being sidelined as "too hard to achieve"? Industry leaders will engage in a frank discussion on the future of sustainability in an era of competing priorities.

“The ache for home lives in all of us. The safe place where we can go as we are and not be questioned.” – Maya Angelou 

A home is more than just a physical space; it’s an emotion, a state of mind, and a place in time. For those of us involved in providing homes for families, it’s easy to overlook the deeper question: How does it feel to live here? 

As Asia’s cities drive global growth, they must evolve to meet shifting needs. Climate change, demographic shifts, and social isolation are reshaping how and where people live, yet housing remains rigid, often unaffordable, and disconnected from daily life. 

This session will introduce ULI’s Home Attainability Index 2025 followed by a panel that will explore innovative solutions to create housing that is user-centric, flexible, inclusive, and climate-resilient. How can we design communities that truly feel like home?

Artificial intelligence is often touted as a game-changer for real estate, but how is it actually being used today? Beyond the hype, what are the tangible applications that are driving efficiency, improving asset management, and reshaping investment strategies? This session will explore AI’s role in predictive analytics, operational automation, and risk assessment, as well as the challenges of implementation. How can AI enhance decision-making in a historically data-rich but slow-moving industry? And what are the limitations, risks, and ethical considerations that must be addressed as technology evolves? Industry leaders will provide a grounded discussion on where AI is making a real impact—and where its potential is overstated.

Widely recognised as one of the real estate industry's most prestigious competitions, this year’s winners represent the highest standards of development practice in the region’s private, public, and non-profit sectors. Meet the outstanding winners of the 2025 ULI Asia Pacific Awards for Excellence and celebrate their exemplary work which will inspire our industry.

Sports and entertainment play a crucial role in shaping vibrant, livable cities. This session examines the impact of sports infrastructure through data-driven insights, successful case studies, and the perspective of athletes. Experts will discuss how integrating entertainment into communities enhances the urban experience and why these developments matter for real estate professionals. Is investing in sports and entertainment just good business, or does it create lasting value for communities?

In a time of rapid change, cities have the power to not just withstand challenges but emerge stronger, healthier, and more connected. Climate risks—from wildfires and typhoons to floods and rising heat—are reshaping how and where we live. But resilience isn’t just about surviving disruptions; it’s about building places that help people thrive. 

This discussion will explore how cities can become hubs of well-being, innovation, and social connection, ensuring that communities are not only protected from climate shocks but also enriched with healthier environments, stronger neighborhoods, and greater opportunities. 

Through case studies and forward-thinking strategies, we’ll discover how urban design, real estate, and infrastructure can shape a future where resilience means wellness, sustainability means inclusivity, and cities become places of possibility for all.

An exclusive opportunity for members: A behind-the-scenes visit to M+, one of the largest museums of contemporary visual culture in the world. Designed by Herzog & de Meuron in partnership with TFP Farrells and Arup, the museum building is composed of a podium and a slender tower that fuse into the shape of an upside-down ‘T’. The expansive podium cantilevers above ground and includes 17,000 square metres of exhibition space across thirty-three galleries, three cinema houses, the Mediatheque, Learning Hub, and Roof Garden that faces Victoria Harbour. Meet the people behind this iconic landmark in Hong Kong, learn how it was built, the strategy behind it and WestK, and M+’s role in transforming and defining Hong Kong’s culture-scape since its opening in 2021 and in the coming years. 

Tour host details: 

Ms Wendy GAN is the Deputy Chief Executive Officer (District Development) of the West Kowloon Cultural District Authority, overseeing the development of the infrastructure, arts and cultural facilities, and supporting facilities in the West Kowloon Cultural District. She also has lead responsibility for formulating the overarching strategies for driving business development and for the hotel, office, residential as well as retail, dining and entertainment facilities of the District. 

As Chief Executive Officer of WestK Enterprise, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Authority, Ms Gan is responsible for mapping out the company’s business strategies to drive commercialisation and explore new revenue sources, leveraging the Authority’s assets, resources and expertise. 

Ms Gan was the Executive Director of Pacific Century Premium Developments responsible for the overall sales and marketing strategies of the company’s property assets in Greater China, Japan and Southeast Asia. Before joining Pacific Century Premium Developments, Ms Gan headed the sales and marketing teams of Swire Properties across its residential, office and retail portfolio. 

Ms Gan is an Honorary Fellow of the University of Hong Kong (“HKU”), a member of its Court and Council as well as an Honorary Director of the HKU Foundation for Educational Development and Research. She is a member of the Business School Advisory Council of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, a board member of Alliance Française Hong Kong and an Advisory Board Member of the China Real Estate Chamber of Commerce Hong Kong and International Chapter. 

Know Before You Go 

• Cost: US$60 per person (includes transportation, wireless headsets, and miscellaneous expenses). 
• Eligibility: Open to ULI Asia Pacific Summit 2025 delegates by registration only. 
• Capacity: Limited spots available on a first-come, first-served basis. 
• Departure Point: Regent Hotel. 
• What to Bring: An umbrella, comfortable walking shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, and a bottle of water. 

How to Register 

• Registration for study tours will open in March. 
• Select your preferred tour when registering for the Summit. 
• Already registered? You can sign up for a study tour by managing your registration [here].