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Prepare for the Trade Show
I suggest we should get ready for an exhibition in the following aspects: 1. Choose Exhibits: Exhibits are the most important factor that can help exhibitors to impress the viewers. According to incomplete statistics, the impression of attractive exhibits accounts for 39%of the viewers’ impression of the exhibitors. Therefore, choosing exhibits should be given special [...]
Continue reading...Before you Attend China Trade Show
Friday, April 18, 2008
In order to get the best out of an exhibition, complete preparations in advance, which require good practices, are needed. What should enterprises pay attention to during an exhibition?
Continue reading...Canton Fair
Friday, April 18, 2008
Chinese Export Commodities Fair, also called Canton Fair, is held twice a year in spring and autumn respectively since it was initiated in 1957. With the most advanced level, largest number of ranges of goods and highest attendance rate among its kind, it is China’s largest trade fair that sees the biggest business turnover. Boasting [...]
Continue reading...Characteristics of Commercial Exhibitions
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Entering the new century, more and more enterprises regard their participation in large-scale commercial exhibitions as an important means to promote and stock up their commodities. Practice shows that well-organized large-scale commercial exhibitions can often give participants surprises. This is exactly the reason why the exhibition industry can maintain its prosperity and brilliant development throughout [...]
Continue reading...China – the Big Exhibition Country that Catches the Eye of the World
Thursday, April 17, 2008
The exhibition industry is a barometer of the development of modern scientific technology and economy, which also reflects the development track of scientific technology and economy of a country, a region and even the whole world. With the establishment and continuing improvement of China’s socialist market economy, China’s exhibition industry has developed from infancy to [...]
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Friday, April 18, 2008
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