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Chengdu wins 2023 Site Selection

December 22, 2021December 22, 2021 ~ JoPhan

Chengdu has won the 2023 Site Selection vote. The voting tally provided by DisCon 3 can be found here (PDF).

The Chengdu website is here.

Posted in Seated Worldcons, Site Selection

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