- A Guide to the Stuff Live Exhibition 2008
Running from the 31st of October to the 2nd of November 2008 at ExCel London, the Stuff Live Exhibition 2008 will incorporate the What Hi-Fi? Sound and Vision event. The combination required a larger floor space than that offered by Stuff Live's usual venue at the Novotel Hotel in West London, and so the ExCel London was chosen for its 5,000+ square meters of exhibition space. - A Guide to the World Fruit & Vegetable Show
Running from the 8th to the 9th of October 2008, the World Fruit & Vegetable Show is a remarkable trading opportunity for production and marketing businesses serving the fresh fruit, vegetables, flowers, dried fruit and nuts sectors. Visitors from across the UK and western Europe are in attendance to look over the products and services being demonstrated. - A Guide to the Restaurant Show 2008
This 2008, the 20th anniversary of The Restaurant Show, which is now a mainstay on the event agenda of those in the catering industry. This year's show will include demonstrations, workshops, competitions and interactive stands. - A Guide to the Online Information 08 Exhibition
Online Information 2008 is projected as an 'event where content and technology meet'. Six important categories will be explored in detail at this event for techies, consumers, and businesses. These include online content resources, ePublishing, library management systems, content management expo, Web 2.0 technologies and search solutions. - A Guide to the International Jewellery London 2008
Taking place in Earls Court Two in London, the International Jewellery London 2008 show will start on the 31st of August 2008 and continue until 3rd September 2008. Organized by Reed Exhibitions, the trade show targets the business, services, retail, travel and publishing sectors. - A Guide to the E-Commerce 2008 Exhibition
The E-Commerce 2008 Exhibition will run from the 28th to the 29th of October at Olympia's prestigious National Hall in London. Visitors can look forward to free entry, free access to all education and a free copy of the exhibition catalogue. Said to be the largest exhibition in the UK dedicated exclusively to e-commerce, the event is expected to include more than 150 exhibitors and offers over 60 educational sessions. - A Guide to The Great British Beer Festival 08
The Great British Beer Festival celebrates beer from across the UK, and indeed, the world from the 5th to the 9th of August 2008 at Earls Court in London. Connoisseurs and amateurs alike are in attendance to sample some of the best beer in the world. More than 750 types of beer will be available for sale, out of which 450 are choice British ales. - A Guide to the French Property 2008 Exhibition
Organised by French Property News Limited, the French Property 2008 Exhibition will be held at Olympia Two from the 12th to the 14th September 2008. This major event for property buyers and sellers alike offers the perfect opportunity for both groups to meet and consider their shared interests. - A Guide to the Baby Shows Exhibitions
For three days packed with information, advice and entertainment, head out to one of the Baby Shows Exhibitions. The event focuses on pregnancy, birth, babies and toddlers. Young mothers, individuals who care for infants, paediatricians, experts, manufacturers of baby products and more gather for the opportunity to exchange views, offer tips, and provide up-to-date information. Visitors will get the chance to try and buy a variety of baby products. - A Guide to the BBC Summer Festival
Come summertime, all eyes are on the BBC Summer Festival program schedule. Held at the NEC, Birmingham, the annual event attracts large crowds from all walks of life and of all ages. - The World Travel Market
Running from the 10th to the 13th of November 2008, the World Travel Market is a business to business exhibition that attracts travel industry executives and their clients from across the world. - 5 Travel Exhibitions Worth Attending in the UK
The UK is home to a number of prestigious exhibition centres, each of which host a large number of world-famous exhibitions each year. Here is a compilation of five travel exhibitions that are well worth attending and which might be of particular interest to anyone who works in or with the travel industry. - 5 I.T. Exhibitions worth Attending in the UK
There are a number of exhibitions and conferences that take place in the UK each year for I.T. specialists, people working in or using I.T., and for members of the public. Below we look at five of the annual IT exhibitions that you might be interested in. - 5 Education Related Exhibitions worth Attending in the UK
There are some interesting education related Exhibitions that take place in the UK each year. Below we highlight five of the main events. - Business and Finance Exhibitions worth Attending in the UK
Some excellent exhibitions take place each year in the UK involving the Business and Finance sector. Below we look at some of the top exhibitions that take place each year. - A Guide to the Exhibition and Events venues in Birmingham
Birmingham is a very handy for exhibitions and events, with access to the city by motorway, international airport and from the main rail network. As one of the largest cities in the UK, Birmingham holds some of the top international exhibitions and getting to the main exhibition venues is fairly straight-forward although you may need to allow time for traffic which can sometimes build up near the NEC! Below we look at the main exhibition and events venues in Birmingham. - A Guide to the Exhibition Centres in Holland
Jaarbeurs Utrecht exhibition centre has hosted everything from trade fairs, congresses, and conferences to meetings, events, and musicals. Offering 100,000 square meters of space with multifunctional halls and seven floors of conference and meeting rooms, the centre has something to suit all kinds of events. It is amidst a network of railways and motorways, which makes it an extremely accessible location for exhibitors and visitors alike. - A Guide to the Exhibition Centres in Germany
Germany is home to several large and well known exhibition centres. Perhaps the most reputed among them is the Messe Frankfurt Group, which lays claim to being the largest trade fair organiser in the world that supports its own exhibition grounds. The Messe Frankfurt has 15 subsidiaries, 5 branches, and 50 international sales partners outside Germany. - A Guide to Exhibition Venues in Australia
Australia has always attracted people for various reasons be it for adventure exploration, its natural scenic beauty and wildlife or as a cultural hotspot with its indigenous aborigine people. It has also become a target market for many businesses overseas, and as a result, the exhibition facilities have improved in recent years. - A Guide to Exhibition Centres in Asia
There are a number of high-quality exhibition venues in Asia and many of these offer excellent venues, offering world-class facilities. Below we mention a few of the main venues which may in Asia. - A Guide to the Exhibition Centres in Canada
Located north of Old Montreal, the Palais des Congrès de Montréal has doubled its capacity since its renovation between 1999 and 2002. The exhibition centre is easily accessible due to its close proximity to Paris' business center, the Quartier international, the Quartier des spectacles, Chinatown, and Old Montréal, as well as the international airport and underground pedestrian network. - A Guide to Perth Convention Exhibition Centre
Said to be the most isolated city in the world, Perth, Australia might not be the first location you think about when it comes to exhibitions, yet Perth has a world class facility with the Perth Convention Exhibition Centre. Below we take a look at Perth's exhibition and convention centre in more detail. - A Guide to the Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre
The Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre is a very modern exhibition centre which hosts a number of very large and International exhibitions annually and which only opened in 2007. The recent CityScape Abu Dhabi exhibition for example recently attracted in excess of fifty thousand visitors over four days. The Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre now competes as an excellent International venue and its location is ideal for exhibitions based in the Middle East. Below we look at the venue in more - A Guide to the BBC Gardeners’ World Live Exhibition at the NEC
BBC Gardeners' World Live 2008 is currently in its 16th year. Set to run alongside the BBC Summer Festival and BBC Good Food Summer, it will begin on Wednesday, 11 June 2008 and will end on Sunday, 15 June 2008. Gardening lovers can expect to see more of the show gardens, floral displays, demonstrations and tips, entertainment, and shopping opportunities that were all available at last year's event. - A Guide to the BBC Good Food Show Summer at the NEC
Part of the BBC Summer Special, the BBC Good Food Show Summer, held at the NEC in Birmingham entices guests with promises of alfresco dining, good company, great food and wine and shopping. - A guide to the British International Motor Show Exhibition
One of the largest and best attended exhibitions of the UK exhibition calendar each year, and one which never fails to impress visitors, is the British International Motor Show. This years event takes place in the ExCel Exhibition Centre in London Docklands this summer. Below we take a look in more detail at the British International Motor Show Exhibition. - A Guide to the Cycle 2008 Exhibition in Earls Court
Cycle 2008 is scheduled to take place at Earls Court in London. The event kicks off on the 9th of October to tradesmen and members of the press only and then opens to the general public from the 10th to the 12th. The exhibition will open its doors at 10 am and shut down at 6 pm everyday except on the final day when it will end at 5 pm. - A Guide to the Palau Congressos Barcelona Montjuic 1 Exhibition Centre
The Palau de Congressos de Barcelona is a large convention centre located in picturesque Montjuic in Barcelona. It is easily accessed via metro and bus transport connections from Placa Espanya, which is a 5 minute walk from the centre. - A Guide to Vancouver Convention & Exhibition Centre
Founded in 1987 as the Canada Pavilion during Expo 86, the Vancouver Convention and Exhibition Centre now hosts delegates from across the world at its harbour-front location for more than 350 events annually. Surrounded by mountains, oceans, and parks in downtown Vancouver, the award-winning Vancouver Convention and Exhibition Centre promises guests a commitment to service and technical excellence as well as high quality banqueting. - A Guide to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
Originally built in 1988, the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre finished construction in 1997, making it a landmark for the new age Hong Kong and providing the area with a world class exhibition venue, and one which sits on an artificial island. Below we look in more detail at the HK Convention and Exhibition Centre. - A Guide to The London Boat Show Exhibition
The Collins Stewart London Boat Show is no win its 55th year and this coming year takes place between the 9th and the 18th of January 2009, in the ExCel Centre in the London Docklands. The event attracts boat builders, sailing related companies and experts from a number of sea-related areas. With over 500 Exhibitors and 1000 boats, this is one of the largest annual boat Exhibitions in the UK and Europe and it continues to be a popular event. - 5 Property Exhibitions Worth Attending In Europe - 2008
There are a number of Property and Real Estate exhibitions, which take place in Europe, and these shows often cover domestic and international properties. The idea of a holiday home is popular these days and many of these shows are aimed at selling properties around Europe in locations including Spain, Cyprus and Italy. Below we look at 5 Property and Real Estate exhibitions in Europe, which are worth attending. - A Guide to the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre
The Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre (DICEC) is a globally recognised conference and exhibition venue and are commonly used for a variety of exhibitions and conferences. The Centre is located in one of the plushest parts of Dubai and is also a part of the Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC). - A Guide to the Messe Frankfurt GmbH Exhibition Venue
The Messe Frankfurt venue was first opened in 1949 and today boasts of being the biggest trade fair organiser in the world. This organisation has its own exhibition grounds, called the Frankfurt Exhibition Centre and the Centre is an extremely popular venue for all kinds of exhibitions and trade shows. - A Guide to the RDS Exhibition Centre in Dublin
Located right in the heart of Dublin, this forty two acre exhibition centre is perfect not only for exhibitions and trade shows, but also for sporting and entertainment events, as well as business meetings and conferences. The centre has excellent facilities that make this venue excellent for both exhibitors and visitors. - A Guide to the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre
Set against the background of the Darling Harbour, the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre is one of the leading exhibitions and trade show venues in the world. The Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre is Australia's largest exhibition venue and hosts some of the most popular conventions and exhibitions in the world. - A Guide to Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
The Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre is located in Wai Chai North, Hong Kong Island, overlooking the famous Victoria Harbour and the Tsim Sha Tsui. The impressive glass and chrome façade stuns visitors with its sheer size and brilliance. The convention centre is built to mimic a bird about to take flight, and the wall that faces the harbour is the largest glass wall in the world! - Guide to Birmingham's NEC Exhibition Centre
One of the busiest exhibition centers in the country, NEC was originally meant to be built in Leicester, but the county council felt that shows of this nature would never move away from London. As a result, Birmingham became home to the seventh largest exhibition centre in Europe! - A Guide to Manchester's GMEX Exhibition Venue
Formerly on Lower Mosley Street, Manchester, there was once a train station - not any longer- as it now stands tall as the G-MEX Exhibition Centre. After shutting up shop in 1969, the grand old building remained derelict for many years till it was given a new lease of life by the Greater Manchester Council, and opened as the G-MEX Exhibition Centre in 1986. - A Guide to London's ExCel Exhibition Centre
“ExCel” is a condensed form of Exhibition Centre London, a venue located in the Canary Wharf area, with the City Airport close by. The project was conceptualized in 1988 when the Association of Exhibition Organizers approached an architect with the plans to build an exhibition center. - A Guide to the SECC (Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre)
The Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre is known for the famous names that have played in its precincts. Musical artistes including Iron Maiden, Kylie Minogue, Celine Dion, Gloria Estefan, and many others have performed concerts, with the halls packed to their maximum capacity.
The entire building is divided up into 5 exhibition halls, toting up to an impressive 10,000 square meters in area. The building is nestled on the bank of the River Clyde, in Glasgow. - A Guide to Earls Court Exhibition Center, London
Situated strategically between two underground stations, Earl's Court and West Brompton, the Earls Court Exhibition Center is a large complex consisting of two halls: Earls Court One, and Earls Court Two. In addition to these halls, there is the Olympia halls located nearby. All these exhibition halls are operated by EC&O Venues. - 5 Top Exhibition Venues on the East coast of the United States
Many top exhibitions take place annually in the United States and there are some excellent venues across the country. Below we look at 10 of the top exhibition venues in the States. - 5 Types of Stands for Marketing your Business
There are a number of different types of stands to promote and market your company, ranging from shell schemes, bespoke and custom modular exhibition stands, through to various sized pop up and banner stands. Below we briefly mention the choices you have. - Direct Marketing: 5 Ways to Direct Market to your Clients
Marketing directly to the client or customer can be far more cost effective than marketing through intermediaries, if done effectively. Marketing Directly and doing this effectively though is not easy. Below we look at 5 Direct Marketing techniques below and some ways to optimise your techniques. - Exhibiting Abroad: 10 Quick Tips to attending an exhibition Abroad
A lot of UK and Irish companies also often need to exhibit abroad to market their business direct to suppliers, partners and customers in Europe and further afield. Organising to exhibit abroad can be a logical nightmare i.e. you are not well organised and plan well for the event. Below we look at 10 very simple tips which may make things a little easier for you. - Exhibition Organisation: 10 Quick Pointers to Getting organised for an exhibition
Organising an exhibition for the first time? Don't know where to start? What do you need to consider and how can you get the ball rolling? Below are some basic ideas to guide you in some of the areas you might want to start thinking about in preparation for organising an exhibition stand at an event. - A Beginners Guide to Trade Exhibitions - Part 2
So you have made the definite decision to promote your business through direct marketing and exhibition public and trade events and now you need to promote your presence at the show to ensure that as many of your clients and customers as possible, will attend the event. So how can you use the Internet to promote your company's presence at a show? Below we look at a few ways you can utilise the Internet to your benefit for this purpose. - A Beginners Guide to Trade Exhibitions - Part 1
Many companies and businesses may be thinking about advertising and promoting themselves at an exhibition, to benefit from the advantages of direct and face-to-face marketing. The question then becomes where to start and how to go about planning to attend an exhibition, how to go about getting started and what is involved. Below we give some ideas for beginner's to the exhibitions industry. - A Guide to the annual World Travel Market Exhibition in the UK
One of my favourite travel exhibitions every year takes place in the city of London, England and it is an event attended by exhibitors and visitors worldwide. Below we look in more detail at what you can expect from the annual World Travel Market. - 5 Trade Exhibitions worth attending in the UK
The UK is a country where there are a number of excellent exhibition venues with Birmingham's NEC, Manchester's GMEX, London's Earls Court, Olympia and ExCel exhibition venues - A guide to attending exhibitions in Dublin, Ireland
Many of you who have companies in the UK and within Europe will at some point have the need to attend an exhibition in Dublin, Ireland. A number of exhibitions take place at the main venue, The RDS (Royal Dublin Society) Exhibition venue. Below we discuss some information which may be useful for those of you travelling to Dublin for an exhibition. - Exhibition Stands Design and Creation
Many companies realise the great benefits that ones business can get from direct and face-to-face marketing and for this reason many companies make the effort to attend trade and public shows and exhibitions. - Going Green: Eco-friendly exhibiting.
With threats of global warming, the lack of rubbish disposal areas, the shortage of water and other things which affect the environment, having an environmental friendly approach for your company can be a good way to move forward.
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