Have a product to showcase? Want to learn what your rivals are up to? Here’s a list of trade fairs you shouldn’t miss in March and April 2017
March 03-06
New Delhi
www.garmenttechnologyexpo.com
Garment Technology Expo (GTE) is one of the only annual events in the country where state-of-the-art apparel technologies are put on display. This expo was held for the first time in 2001 with only 87 exhibitors. 15 years later, the numbers have been only growing. The 2016 edition welcomed 327 participants, representing over 800 companies and brands from 18 countries. Besides meeting owners, CEOs, production heads and other decision makers, this is a great platform for visitors and participants to learn about new and upcoming technologies in the sector.
March 07-11
New Delhi
www.indiatradefair.com/aahardelhi
Organised by India Trade Promotion Organisation (ITPO), AAHAR is one of Asia’s best-known food and hospitality trade show. Into its 32nd edition, the event will display various food products and beverages, as well as solutions for preparation, processing, packaging and decor, etc. In 2016, it saw a record-footfall of 51,404 registered business visitors. With 1,034 exhibitors from 23 countries, the 2016 event also saw 518 foreign delegates and buyers from 60 countries. Some of the countries expected to participate in 2017 include US, Canada, United Kingdom, Spain, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Poland, China, Korea, Thailand, Japan, etc.
March 27-30
New Delhi
www.indiancarpets.com
Indian Carpet Expo is one of the most prominent exhibitions organised by the Carpet Export Promotion Council (CEPC) of India. Popular amongst home furnishings, household consumables and home textiles manufacturers and sellers, it showcases various types of carpets – both hand and machine-made, carpeting materials, and even carpet packaging. This is an important platform for artisans, from across the country, as this is where they can directly exhibit their products. The event also acts as an ideal platform for international buyers, exporters, manufacturers, distributors and designers, etc. to come together to network and initiate new deals.
April 06-08
New Delhi
www.medicalfair-india.com
Well-known in the Indian healthcare industry, Medical Fair is the largest of its kind in the country. It displays a wide range of technologies for the healthcare industry and showcases the latest developments in the sector. Exhibits cover all aspects of the industry, from medical services to infrastructure and equipment. Attended by CEOs, COOs, directors, marketing heads, administrators, distributors, dealers, suppliers and many more, it is regarded as the ideal place to market and network. The 2016 edition hosted 512 exhibitors and more than 11,720 visitors from 16 countries.
April 06-08
Mumbai
www.secutechindia.co.in
Secutech is one of the largest professional security shows in India. This event showcases latest technologies, ideas and solutions of the safety and security industry. This is one of the few platforms where dealers, distributors, system integrators, installers from the sector, come together under one roof. The 2016 edition attracted over 620 exhibitors and 80 national and international speakers.
March 14-16
Paris, France
www.intralogistics-europe.com/en/
Intralogistics Europe 2017, a yearly logistics exhibition, is a popular destination for those looking for distribution solutions. The trade show encourages networking by putting visitors in contact with specialists in property development and warehouse construction. The trade show aims to offer solutions in sectors like FMCG, e-commerce, food processing, pharmaceuticals and healthcare, apart from addressing the multichannel requirements of SMEs. Each year, it attracts around 15,000 professionals and 150 exhibitors. In addition, this fair has gained popularity because of the conferences and workshops it organises.
March 15-19
Dortmund, Germany
www.messe-creativa.de/en/
CREATIVA is an annual event that is considered the largest and the most diverse exhibition for creative design in Europe. It caters to people from all walks of life, who have a passion for creative design. Visitors will see a wide range of unique products and techniques spread across 40,000 sq.mt. Some popular stalls in the recent years included needlework, spinning and weaving, wood and metal work, silk and glass painting, jewellery making, cake decoration, etc. The 2016 edition attracted about 700 exhibitors and 80,000 visitors from all across the globe. And this year, the organisers anticipate an even bigger footfall.
March 30-April 2
Istanbul, Turkey
www.expomedistanbul.com
ExpoMed Eurasia has been one of the leading specialty trade fairs in the medical sector of Eurasia, for the last 23 years. In 2016, it attracted a total of 32,557 medical professionals and 4,345 international representatives from over 40 countries. Some of the prominent theme-based stalls to look forward to in this year’s edition include orthopaedics supplies, electro-medical equipment, latest medical technology, hospital building and medical facilities management. This event is considered as the bridge between Europe and Asia for those looking to expand their business.
April 04-06
Sao Paulo, Brazil
www.intermodal.com.br/en/
Intermodal is the largest event for the logistics, cargo transport and foreign trade industry in South America. Executives of the industry consider the fair as a strategic platform to do business because it attracts key players from both national and international markets. The event is also an ideal platform for new product launches, strengthening brand awareness, finding content, conducting sales and developing new business partners. Last year, over 600 brands from 30 countries were put on display and the event received a footfall of 45,400 visitors.
A file photo of CREATIVA 2016. A wide range of unique designs and techniques are showcased every year at this annual event.
April 11-14
Hong Kong
www.globalsources.com
Global Sources Electronics is one of the largest electronics sourcing shows in the world. Divided into two phases, it takes place at the AsiaWorld-Expo in Hong Kong, every April and October. This year, the first phase will run between April 11 and 14, and feature 3,700 booths that focus on consumer electronics, virtual reality (VR) and gaming, components and smart living. The second phase, which will take place from October 18 to 21 will focus on smartphones, tablets, wearables and accessories, and will feature 2,700 booths. The show is known for highlighting the rapidly accelerating innovations from the region through Experience Zones and Start-up Launchpad, Asia’s largest collection of consumer electronics start-ups. This is a one-of-a-kind show that attracts buyers from more than 140 countries who are looking for new products, technologies and ideas.
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