The WordCamp Asia organizing team has extended its call for sponsors until Thursday, November 30, 2023.

In an update on the official website, organizers explained that they received feedback from multiple potential sponsors regarding why they had been unable to apply before the original deadline. 

Some of the reasons included the following:

  • The availability of travel visas
  • Team member logistics
  • Some companies were still planning their 2024 budgets

WordCamp Asia’s organizers decided to extend the deadline to allow potential sponsors the opportunity to apply.

As one of the three flagship WordCamps, WordCamp Asia is one of the largest gatherings organized by the WordPress community. Its first event in 2023 attracted 1,299 attendees, and it’s expected to exceed that number for 2024.

A full list of sponsorship options is available from the sponsorship packages page, many of which are already sold out. Potential sponsors can apply for a sponsorship package using the form at the bottom of that page. 

Sponsors needing more information about travel visas can review the updated visa information page, or reach out directly to the team at [email protected] with any additional questions.

WordCamp Asia 2024 takes place from March 7-9, 2024 at the Taipei International Convention Center in Taipei, Taiwan.

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