Vietnam introduce products at Hong Kong Mega Show
Over 30 Vietnamese enterprises are
introducing their fine arts products and handicrafts at the on-going
Hong Kong Mega Show, Asia’s largest trade fair of gifts, household
utensils and toys.
Over 30 Vietnamese enterprises are
introducing their fine arts products and handicrafts at the on-going
Hong Kong Mega Show, Asia’s largest trade fair of gifts, household
utensils and toys.
Vietnamese businesses see the fair as an opportunity to find partners and boost exports, especially at a time when many major markets in the world faced difficulties due to the global economic slowdown.
Mega Show has been held annually in October in Hong Kong from 1992.
According to Kenfair, Hong Kong’s leading exhibition and fair organiser, that is organising Mega Show, this year’s event reflects many positive changes in the Asian gifts, household utensils and toys markets.
2009 Mega Show draws the participation of 4,000 enterprises worldwide and territories in the world. The event started in Oct. 20 and will run until Oct. 23./.
Vietnamese businesses see the fair as an opportunity to find partners and boost exports, especially at a time when many major markets in the world faced difficulties due to the global economic slowdown.
Mega Show has been held annually in October in Hong Kong from 1992.
According to Kenfair, Hong Kong’s leading exhibition and fair organiser, that is organising Mega Show, this year’s event reflects many positive changes in the Asian gifts, household utensils and toys markets.
2009 Mega Show draws the participation of 4,000 enterprises worldwide and territories in the world. The event started in Oct. 20 and will run until Oct. 23./.
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