I do not know much about the story and the background of Dragon Boat. If there are some stories and background information, it is a cultural event. Without the cultural information, it is just a sport event.

I think it is absolutely a mega event with lots of people and international participants.

This event is really nice, crowded and also fun. A mega event is very inviting for both tourists and locals. I like that it is a sport event as well as the cultural event and the line friends popup is nice.

I found this event very interesting. I think it has some cultural heritage also.  So it makes it very interesting from a traveller's perspective.

The exhibition in HK has a history spanning 40 years. It is widely recognised within the industry due to this longevity. Singapore may not have comparable experience organising similar exhibitions, as it takes time to develop a strong reputation that draws large numbers of visitors. No significant business opportunities have arisen from analogous shows held in Dubai and Bangkok, underscoring the importance of reputation built over many years.

While numerous products are now manufactured in Asia, their design concepts (upper tier) continue to originate from the United States and Europe. Accordingly, American and European buyers who occupy the apex positions in the supply chain still wield influence. We would benefit from attracting additional buyers from the US and Europe. (i.e., We need more American and European buyers)