Exhibit overseas: Planning for UK and European tradeshows
January 1, 2014
Exhibiting outside the U.S. can be a concern. This is especially true if faced with an unknown language, different practices and a lack of experience
Exhibiting outside the U.S. can be a concern. This is especially true if faced with an unknown language, different practices and a lack of experience
There are 22 associations in North America that represent the meetings and tradeshow industry. One such association is Exhibit Designer & Producers Association (EDPA).
Not all major convention centers are located in large cities. The Village of Rosemont, located just 20 miles northwest of Chicago, is a leading example
Adding more than just entertainment value, the Village of Rosemont’s Entertainment District not only attracts tradeshows and exhibitions to the suburban convention center, but also
Exhibiting in Europe is a completely different way of exhibiting than in the U.S.
By Zeenath Haniff and Kristan Obeng Sharing similar characteristics regarding what led to their rise with features uniquely their own are many exhibition hotspots worldwide.
With thousands of convention centers worldwide, there are only a few that are named after famous individuals in history.
International tradeshows offer terrific opportunities for growing and establishing your global contacts and clients.
Take a moment to think of a museum experience you had that you found deeply satisfying, engaging or intellectually stimulating.
Serving the tradeshow industry for over 30 years, Atlas Sales & Rentals, a provider of portable air conditioners, “cools off” tradeshow exhibits, communication equipment and
Furnishing companies look and listen for the latest trends in event furnishing from the fashion world and from clients themselves.
CREEL Printing, a full-service printing facility in Las Vegas, has been the 24/7 printing resource for the tradeshow and convention industry for over 40 years.
