UFI Open Seminar kick starts exhibition innovation
Bringing together more than 150 professionals from 26 countries, the UFI Open Seminar in Europe will focus on smart ideas for the 21st century exhibition
Bringing together more than 150 professionals from 26 countries, the UFI Open Seminar in Europe will focus on smart ideas for the 21st century exhibition
With the October launch of The International Surface Event East (TISE East) fast approaching, Hanley Wood Exhibitions is gearing up for the one and only
Reed Sinopharm Exhibitions announced the launch of the Health Industry Summit (tHIS) in Shanghai to be held May 15-18, 2015, at the National Exhibition and
Outperforming New York, Chicago, Rio de Janeiro and other major North and South American Cities, Montréal topped the International Meetings Statistics for 2013 according to
Marking the show’s second consecutive sold out event, EXPO PACK México 2014 at Mexico City’s Centro Banamex closed June 20, according to show owner and
Teaming up once again with China Incentives and Business Travel Meeting (CIBTM), the leading tradeshow for the meetings and events industry in China and Asia,
Launching a new and dynamic International Village, The Hotel Show will dedicate the category to specific products showcased by their country of origin.
The International Federation of Exhibition and Event Services (IFES) hosted its annual IFES World Summit 2014 from May 31 to June 1 in New Delhi,
Orbus Exhibit & Display Group (Orbus), one of North America’s leading trade suppliers of display, exhibit and event solutions, announced June 25 that the company’s
Show organizer ITE Group plc expanded its reach in Southeast Asia, following a 50 percent acquisition of the Indobuildtech Expo events portfolio in Indonesia.
Franklin County Convention Facilities Authority (FCCFA) pulled the plug on plans for a combined retail, office and hotel space near Ohio’s Greater Columbus Convention Center.
In order to better respond to the needs of its customers, the Minneapolis Convention Center (MCC) announced spending nearly $14.5 million on upcoming improvements to