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Beirut World Trade Fair 2007
11 September - 14 September 2007
The 7th International Trade Fair for Consumer Goods, Industrial Goods, Leisure and Business to Business Services for the Middle East.
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| Exhibition Overview |
Outstanding opportunity for exploring new markets and increasing your sales
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| Economic diversification, liberalization, and private sector expansion are creating a robust environment for trade, travel & tourism, manufacturing, construction and furnishings in Lebanon and the Middle East. As the region’s economies are gaining greater momentum due to soaring oil prices, the need for imported goods is providing valuable opportunities for regional and international exporters. At the center of this action is Lebanon whose government’s cuts to import tariffs in several sectors has further underlined the country’s position as a regional re-export hub. |
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Beirut is the gateway to the lucrative market of the Middle East
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| The region is gradually becoming more attractive to international traders due to the high disposable income of its people, the multi-billion dollar investment expenditure on infrastructure in the Gulf region and the prospects of rebuilding Iraq. Beirut 2007 – World Trade Fair is organized to provide suppliers of every type access to buyers and contractors from across the region – both large and small. From consumer and industrial goods to banking, health care and tourism services, Beirut World Trade Fair is the place where deals and connections are made. |
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Beirut World Trade Fair will provide additional exposure for your business
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| Beirut World Trade Fair covers almost every sector and offers big opportunities for companies who do not exhibit in specialized trade fairs due to overwhelming competition. Beirut World Trade Fair 2007 will bring additional exposure, style and enthusiasm to your business. Visitor turnout is growing every year due to the diversity of the products and services on display. Sales are also permitted at the show. |
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Thailand Exhibition 2007, held concurrently with Beirut World Trade Fair 2007
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| During the last decade, Thai companies are becoming major participants in trade exhibitions held in the Middle East and especially Lebanon. Thai officials and exhibitors believe that Lebanon has regained its stability, its prosperity and its role as the gateway to the broader Middle Eastern markets. Thai businessmen consider Lebanon as a potential market for their products. This is why, Thailand Exhibition will be held at BIEL, BEIRUT concurrently with Beirut World Trade Fair 2007, with over 1000 sqm of exhibition space. |
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Huge demand for lots of products and sectors including:
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| Consumer Goods - especially targeted at the youth market, representing over half the population in the region, clothing, shoes, sports equipment, leisure articles, home furnishings, as well as, the latest electronics equipment are also in demand. Hotel/Catering - the region is witnessing an enormous boom in this industry, creating the ever-increasing need for supplies, equipment, imported foodstuffs and beverages. Industrial Goods – the growing manufacturing sector is on the lookout for the latest tools and technology to improve production and cut costs. Printing and packaging materials are in high demand as well as equipment for metal works, carpentry and car repair. Special Travel & Tourism Pavilion - Always highly popular, the travel and tourism showcase presents the latest international travel and tourism offerings. This is an excellent way to promote worldwide destinations to Middle Eastern buyers and agents. |
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Showcased at the event
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Associations & Organisations |
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Products & Services |
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Country Pavilions |
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Building Materials & Equipment |
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Furniture & Interiors |
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Gifts, Handicrafts & Antiques |
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Food & Beverage |
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Home Appliances |
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Hotel & Restaurant |
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Industrial Equipment & Supplies |
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Fashion & Beauty Products |
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Leisure, Toys, PC's & Electronics |
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Travel & Tourism Services |
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Banking, Real Estate & Professional Services |
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Trade Development Organizations |
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