CONEXPO Asia 2006 Set for May 15-18, 2006
Exhibit space sales are now open for CONEXPO Asia 2006, with details being sent to prospective exhibitors and information also available online. The show is open to companies, both regional and international, with a focus on equipmen
Exhibit space sales are now open for CONEXPO Asia 2006, with details being sent to prospective exhibitors and information also available online. The show is open to companies, both regional and international, with a focus on equipment
, products and services to assist the thriving construction industry in China and Asia.
CONEXPO Asia 2006 has been moved to the China National Agricultural Exhibition Center in Beijing to better accommodate indoor and outdoor exhibit needs, and the revised show dates are May 15-18, 2006.
Indoor and outdoor exhibit space is available; exhibitors will be assigned space on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to availability. Companies submitting applications by Sept. 15, 2005 will be part of the first exhibit space assignment process. CONEXPO Asia offers the choice of exhibit space only ("raw" space) or a fully-fitted stand. Fully-fitted stands are available for indoor space only and include exhibit space, hard walls, company name sign, carpet, table with two chairs, wastebasket, one 220-volt outlet and booth lighting.
CONEXPO Asia will feature "product concentration areas" that group similar products and services within the same indoor halls or outdoor lots, to make it easier for attendees to locate the companies and products they most want to see. Product concentration areas planned include aggregates processing equipment, asphalt, attachments, concrete, concrete production, drilling equipment, earthmoving and hauling, lifting-aerial and cranes, utility equipment, technology, and engines, components and transmissions.
An educational program will complement the exhibits, and the exposition has already gained the support of key in-country Chinese industry groups to assist with show promotion.
CONEXPO Asia is owned and produced by the Association of Equipment Manufacturers and is co-located with World of Concrete Asia. E.J. Krause & Associates, an experienced China show organizer, is providing show management services. For more information, go to www.conexpoasia.com.
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