An architectural landmark on its own, housing works of various Filipino master artists in painting and sculpture, it opened in 1976 to host the World Bank – International Monetary Fund Annual Meeting. After this, the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC) established itself as one of the most versatile event arenas in the Asia-Pacific region by [...]

An architectural landmark on its own, housing works of various Filipino master artists in painting and sculpture, it opened in 1976 to host the World Bank – International Monetary Fund Annual Meeting. After this, the Philippine International Convention Center (PICC) established itself as one of the most versatile event arenas in the Asia-Pacific region by being the venue of political summits, medical conventions, and concerts of international artists as varied as Luciano Pavaroti, the Bolshoi Ballet, Ricky Martin and Burt Bacharach.

The five-storey Delegation Building houses twelve (12) meeting rooms, two (2) new banquet halls, two (2) corporate boardrooms, Registration and Documents Distribution Counters, executive offices, office spaces and lounges that can accommodate different groups. Six (6) of the meetings rooms are new, totally different and an updated look, high-ceilings [...]

At the Southern end of the PICC complex is the Secretariat Building, a three (3) storey building which houses more meeting rooms, a banquet hall, exhibition areas, a media center, an executive fine dining restaurant and a cafeteria for 500 people.

The PICC Forum has a total usable area of more than 4,000 square meters capable of housing more than 200 standard exhibition booths. It can also accommodate up to 3,000 delegates in a theatre-style arrangement and has support facilities such as VIP lounge and secretariat room.

The Reception Hall, an exquisite hall with extensive red carpet and gigantic chandeliers, with permanent stage and dressing rooms for live shows and special events, it can accommodate 2, 500 guests for a sit-down dinner or 5,000 for a cocktail reception.

A low-slung bridge through tropical gardens connects to the Plenary Hall, one of the most impressive of the 5 building modules. It can conveniently accommodate 4,000 people in a theatre set up for convention meetings or special events. Also equipped with permanent stage, dressing rooms and VIP lounge.