Upcycle Your Exhibit for a Brand New Experience

Submitted by rwimberly@tsnn.com on Sat, 08/01/2015 - 21:07

A trade show display is a big investment and most businesses don’t want to just throw that money away. But sometimes the law of diminishing returns sets in. That $60,000 booth that made such a great impression 10 years ago may be giving off a bargain basement vibe today.  It can be tough to know the best route to take. As a result, many companies just leave old exhibits sitting in storage, accruing storage charges without getting any benefit.

TCEB Plans to Launch New Incentive and Group Packages

The Thailand Convention & Exhibition Bureau (TCEB) will develop new welcome packages for incentive groups and corporate groups traveling to Thailand.

Part of TCEB’s “Thailand CONNECT the World,” a global marketing initiative, TCEB has partnered with the Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT), Thai Airways and another of other key partner organisations – including a number of leading hotel groups to attract increasing numbers of MICE visitors.

All in CARAVANING 2015 Draws 11,000 to Beijing

All in CARAVANING 2015 in Beijing, serving China’s market for RVs/mobile homes and camping, drew a total of 294 exhibitors showcasing about 300 RVs and mobile homes, as well as basic vehicles, accessories and diverse offers for vacations and recreation.

The show also attracted more than 11,000 visitors to the Beijing Exhibition Center. An accompanying ancillary program and a two-day congress with international specialist lectures complemented the trade fair.

In addition to Chinese exhibitors, many international companies presented the latest RV and mobile home models.

2015 Music China Will Be the Biggest Yet

This year’s Music China, taking place Oct. 14-17 at the Shanghai New International Expo Centre in Shanghai, will be the biggest ever with 105,000 square meters of exhibition space.
 
“Business is always the foremost priority for our show participants and the overwhelming response from the industry supports that Music China is a strong trade platform in Asia,” said Fiona Chiew, Deputy General Manager for Messe Frankfurt (Shanghai) Co Ltd.

Asia Exhibition Industry Continues a Strong Growth Momentum

UFI, the global association of the exhibition industry, has just released the 11th edition of The Trade Fair Industry in Asia.

The report reveals that net space sold in Asia grew by 6.8 percet in 2014.

BSG’s research shows that 18.6 million m2 of space was sold by exhibition organisers to their clients in Asia in 2014.

This represents growth of total net space sold in 2014 of 6.8 percent - rising from 17,453,000 m2 in 2013 to 18,641,750 m2.

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