2 tour organisers who help business people visit the trade fairs.
Post 1 of 19
Calling all experienced China exporters -
Have you ever been to the Hong Kong Electronics Fair or the "Canton Fair" in Guangzhou?
I want to visit both these fairs in April 2006 and I wonder if there are any important things I need to be aware of? And does anyone have any positive recommendations for travel agents or tour organisers that you've used or heard about? I only know of two western tour organisers helping international businesspeople visit the trade fairs:
the internet marketing guru Brad Fallon (www.chinaimportseminar.com);
the China electronics wholesaler Chinavasion (www.chinavasion.com/travel);
Can anyone add more actual tours to that list?
Thanks to everyone in advance for your tips!
Have you ever been to the Hong Kong Electronics Fair or the "Canton Fair" in Guangzhou?
I want to visit both these fairs in April 2006 and I wonder if there are any important things I need to be aware of? And does anyone have any positive recommendations for travel agents or tour organisers that you've used or heard about? I only know of two western tour organisers helping international businesspeople visit the trade fairs:
the internet marketing guru Brad Fallon (www.chinaimportseminar.com);
the China electronics wholesaler Chinavasion (www.chinavasion.com/travel);
Can anyone add more actual tours to that list?
Thanks to everyone in advance for your tips!
11 Dec 2005 05:18
Post 2 of 19
Replying to [adeela]: Trade shows are informative about the development in your field of interest.
Also you get to build your supplier base.
Also you get to build your supplier base.
24 Sep 2006 07:31
Post 3 of 19
Replying to [bailyrg]: I already be the translator for foreigners for many years. It is very helpful to the buyer. Always gives the surprise to the buyers.
welcome to 100th canton fair.
welcome to 100th canton fair.
24 Sep 2006 10:03
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Post 5 of 19
Replying to [bailyrg]: I think it´s worth it. And a huge opportunity to visit China, and know more about this fascinating culture.
27 Sep 2006 07:27
Post 6 of 19
It is very important to visit to Canton Trade fair in Guangzhou, and to other trade fairs in China to find suppliers and make relationship with them .Mainly we can visit to their factories and can have look how they make products and the quality.
01 Oct 2006 20:41
Post 7 of 19
Replying to [bailyrg]:yes and no.it depends what you want
thanks
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thanks
chuks
03 Oct 2006 13:32
Post 8 of 19
Replying to [bailyrg]:
My suggestion is that you'd better employ a local as your guide and interpreter, he can solve everything for you, including price negotiation, the price in Changsha is 200 EUR for a daily service, including tour guide and interpreter and secretary service.
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Welcome to Changsha, China!
My suggestion is that you'd better employ a local as your guide and interpreter, he can solve everything for you, including price negotiation, the price in Changsha is 200 EUR for a daily service, including tour guide and interpreter and secretary service.
Welcome to Changsha, China!
04 Dec 2006 22:43
Post 9 of 19
Replying to [bailyrg]:
My suggestion is that you'd better employ a local as your guide and interpreter, he can solve everything for you, including price negotiation, the price in Changsha is 200 EUR for a daily service, including tour guide and interpreter and secretary service.
Welcome to Changsha, China!
My suggestion is that you'd better employ a local as your guide and interpreter, he can solve everything for you, including price negotiation, the price in Changsha is 200 EUR for a daily service, including tour guide and interpreter and secretary service.
Welcome to Changsha, China!
04 Dec 2006 22:43