Aktuelle Ausgabe
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30.09.2020 HML welcomes Hong Kong Government’s announcement to launch Convention and Exhibition Industry Subsidy Scheme
Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (Management) Limited ("HML") today said it welcomes the announcement that the Hong Kong SAR Government will launch the Convention and Exhibition Industry Subsidy Scheme (“Subsidy Scheme”) on 3rd October 2020.
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24.09.2020 DWTC and MCH Group to host this year’s ‘glocalised’ UFI Global Congress
UFI, the global association of the exhibition industry, is pleased to announce the two congress hosts of the physical congress locations. The two on-site events will be hosted by Dubai World Trade Center (UAE) and by MCH Group (Switzerland).
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15.09.2020 AIPC, ICCA and UFI: “Good Practice Guide: addressing Covid-19 requirements for re-opening business events - version 2"
An increasing number of markets around the world have begun to reopen business events with varying Covid-19 protocols in place. While some cities in China are now operating full calendars, increasing number of exhibitions and live events are taking place in Europe, the Middle East and North and South America. Despite the necessity to shift to digital only events in recent months, numerous studies have shown that companies are eager to return to meeting face-to-face at live events as their preferred marketing channel to reconnect with customers and suppliers and rebuild their businesses following the pandemic.
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08.09.2020 Shenzhen World successfully hosted the world’s largest furniture exhibition
Shenzhen World, the largest trade fair venue globally, has successfully hosted the Shenzhen International Furniture Exhibition, which took place from August 20 until 23. With the gradual reopening of the exhibition business in China by the central Government many venues have restarted operations. To date, however, most shows have seen significant reductions in size and attendance.
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07.09.2020 TCEB helps international trade show organisers To Re-Energize their exhibitions in Thailand
The Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau (TCEB) has unveiled a new support scheme to help organisers of international tradeshows in Thailand get back to business in the wake of Covid-19.
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02.09.2020 EPFIC 2020 recorded 1300 participants, marking a glorious 10th anniversary
From 19 to 21 August, the 10th Expo Project Fair for International Cooperation （Nanjing）2020 (EPFIC 2020) was successfully held in Nanjing Air-hub International Expo Center. The theme of this event was "ten years of dream building, rise in water". It was co-organized by the People's Government of Lishui District of Nanjing City, China International Conference and Exhibition Magazine Agency. The event made great breakthrough and remarkable achievements in the aspects of the number of participants and trade effect.
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01.09.2020 Business benefits directly from trade fairs - especially during the corona crisis
The German economy is currently experiencing considerable declines in sales due to the corona pandemic. Investments and private purchases are often postponed or even cancelled. At the same time, the trade fair industry, otherwise the most important instrument of business-to-business communication, has difficulties getting back on track, partly because many exhibiting companies are now asking themselves: do we rely on trade fair participation to get our own business going? Or do we rather prefer waiting until the industry recovers, because then the success of the trade fair will probably be greater and other basic conditions will have improved?
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27.08.2020 UFI: New findings of the Global Recovery Project revealed
UFI and Explori are today releasing new findings from the ongoing “Global Recovery Project” research. The study programme is conducted by live events research specialists, Explori in partnership with UFI, the global association of the exhibition industry and supported by SISO, the Society for Independent Show Organizers.
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17.08.2020 Hong Kong government urged to provide more support to help Hong Kong exhibition and convention industry ride out Covid-19 storm
The Hong Kong Exhibition & Convention Industry Association (“HKECIA” and “the Association”) presented results of the latest member survey “Impact of Covid-19 to Hong Kong Exhibition & Convention Industry” (“Survey”) to representatives of Commerce and Economic Development Bureau, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (“HKSAR”) on 11 August 2020 and urged the authority to provide more support to help Hong Kong exhibition and convention industry ride out Covid-19 storm.
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14.08.2020 Meet in Malaysia @ Malaysia Business Events Week (MBEW)
The event will once again bring enormous impact in developing Malaysia’s business events tourism sector. Brought to you by Malaysia Convention & Exhibition Bureau (MyCEB), MBEW will take place on 24 and 25 August 2020 at the World Trade Centre, Kuala Lumpur.
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29.07.2020 UFI elects Monica Lee-Müller as president for 2021/22
The UFI presidential trio for the 2020/21 term will therefore comprise of: Monica Lee-Müller (managing director of Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (Management) Limited (HML), Hong Kong), incoming president Anbu Varathan (Indian Machine Tool Manufacturers’ Association - IMTMA, India), president 2020/21 Mary Larkin (Diversified Communications, Portland, USA), outgoing president
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23.07.2020 New dates announced for the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference
Dmg events, organiser of the Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (ADIPEC), and with the support of its strategic partner and host, the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC), has announced that the ADIPEC Strategic and Technical Conference will take place virtually between November 9 and 12, 2020.
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16.07.2020 UFI Global Barometer shows global impact of Covid-19 pandemic
UFI, the Global Association of the Exhibition Industry, has released the latest edition of its flagship Global Barometer research, which takes the pulse of the industry. The report highlights the severe impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the exhibition industry worldwide. Globally, 85% of companies declared their overall level of activity was “normal” in January. This quickly dropped to 15% in March, to reach between 5% and 6% in April, May and June. For both April and May, 73% of companies worldwide declared “no activity”.
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13.07.2020 IFES AGM @ Hybr.id Space started with a panel discussion “Key factor trade shows -how to get back on the fast track”
For months now, the trade show and event industry is on lock down. First steps into a “Corona-normal” are done with solutions like Hybr.id Space a showroom which is connecting onsite and online to a “phygital” marketplace. Using this innovative space shows even more: People are looking for face2face meetings, the need of running trade shows gets touchable.
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10.07.2020 IELA: Winning Confidence Back is a team effort of the whole value chain and a joint responsibility
Collaboration and a United Voice are key in the Advocacy work that is needed to be done. Being among one of the first economies to be shut down and now one of the last to be activated, IELA Reload invited with great interest a panel discussion from Africa to give their insight on the situation in their region in the event and exhibition industry.
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10.06.2020 The largest European exhibition centres heavily impacted by the crisis are mobilising for a reopening on 1 September 2020 at the latest!
The EMECA association, which represents the European major exhibitions centres, alerts on the urgency of their reopening and calls for strong financial support from European and national public authorities to ensure the survival and the economic recovery of an entire industry.
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04.06.2020 Global Exhibitions Day 2020
The 5th edition of Global Exhibitions Day (GED) 2020 spread the message “exhibitions are key to rebuilding economies” across the globe. From videos to meetings with policy makers, webinars to hybrid events, webcast to social campaigns, bingo, cakes, virtual running parties, and more, people and organisations from at least 114 countries/regions got involved in GED 2020.
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28.05.2020 HKCEC: First exhibition since Covid-19 pandemic held successfully with preventive measures
The Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) is ready to welcome events back to Hong Kong. With a series of preventive measures in place, the HKCEC welcomed the city's first exhibition since the Covid-19 pandemic. The 98th Hong Kong Wedding Fair, a three-day local consumer exhibition rescheduled from February, was held successfully during 22-24 May, attracting soon-to-weds and couples for wedding products and services.
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26.05.2020 Good Practice Guide: Addressing Covid-19 Requirements for Re-Opening Business Events
As authorities around the world are increasingly clearing business events to run again, organisers of conventions and exhibitions, as well as venue and center operators need to put respective measures in place that create safe environments for participants.
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18.05.2020 DECC wins 3 prizes from Eventex Awards
Doha Exhibition and Convention Center (DECC) was awarded 3 prizes (2 gold and 1 silver) at the 10th-anniversary edition of Eventex Awards, a leading global event competition, which aims at spotlighting the best events, experiences, and suppliers in the industry worldwide. It is well known for the stellar jury panel and fair evaluation process.
IELA Reload: 11 weeks, 24 live sessions, 48.350 minutes heightening resilience
02.08.2020
IELA’s recovery programme IELA Reload was a real Incubator of ideas for the future, spreading the fighting spirit to empower IELA members to succeed in the New Now, anticipating & rebounding by limiting losses and boosting strengths in profitable service areas. Launched on May 4th 2020, the programme had four pillars: E-Learning sessions – Regional IELA Talks – Recovery Talks and Rediscover of Tools.
The IELA Talks focused firstly on the situation of members by region, moving
then to the next step of the comprehensive global industry approach by
addressing the most important current topic: Winning Confidence
Back. IELA invited key industry partners to
join, participate and exchange on their experience and possible solutions strategies. IELA held these
regional talks to reinforce the connection between stakeholders of the industry
and its partners. By giving a voice to all concerned, considerable local
awareness can be boosted to identify viable solutions during this critical
time. The general outcome:
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Communication between Venues, Organisers and Logistics Suppliers is
paramount for safe & secure shows.
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Collaboration is the major tool in combatting Covid-19.
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A united front is imperative in order to bring the industry out stronger
than ever from this crisis.
The
ten Recovery Talks highlighted
particular content to support the IELA membership in implementing successful
and effective business measures in order to navigate through the shutdown and
rebound periods. The goal of IELA was not only to overcome this global health
and economic crisis as a unified association, but to emerge from the experience even stronger than before and with greater
solidarity from both an individual perspective as well as with regard to its network.
Sandi
Trotter, TWI Group Inc. (Canada), Canada, IELA Reload Global Brainstorming
Captain, resumed “The IELA Reload
programme provides us with energy and positivity and promotes us all to take
whatever action we can in these times.
Providing education, information sharing and support. There is no definitive recipe for this
unprecedented situation, but together we are working to make a difference and
come back stronger.”
Our
industry is fully prepared and ready for September. Trade shows are safe places and act as motors to boost economic
recovery. Very important is that trade shows have been officially
differentiated from general mass events and mass gatherings. It is now clear
that exhibitions are controllable happenings overseen by responsible professionals.
With strict sanitary protocols in place and all partners collaborating closer
than ever before, the restart is now dependent on developments with travel bans
and the pandemic evolution in the next weeks/months.
With
the goal in mind of emerging from this
experience even stronger than before and with greater solidarity from both
an individual perspective as well as with regard to its network, IELA will
continue to accompany its members closely and reinforce its IELA Reload
programme. Each member has their own strengths and market characteristics and
is responsible for adapting and extending their strategic approach to find a
tailor-made business solution according to their needs. Keeping updated and
exchanging information on a regular basis will be key in the decision-making
process. IELA Reload Brainstorming sessions and discussions, together with
extensive research information being made available, will support members in tackling the next stages in the economic
rebound which is approaching and maybe just around the corner.
Based
on the impressive level of positive feedback from the entire industry and the
fact that 99% of the members who participated in the first edition of IELA Reload
requested to continue with this invigorating members-only benefit tool, IELA
will therefore return with a second edition of the programme after the holiday
season. As an association, IELA looks
forward to witnessing once again the dynamism and adaptability of its members
who have proven that working as a united
force can act as a tool to help overcome tough situations by encouraging a
solution-oriented environment.
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