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Hangzhou shows of its style
SHANGHAI – Hangzhou, which debuted as “Presenting City” at this year’s IT&CM China 2010, hosted 65 international buyers and media after the tradeshow.
The post tour showcased the historic beauty of Hangzhou and its latest offerings as a modern cosmopolitan city.
Besides the post-show tour, Hangzhou Tourism Commission also committed to a larger participation of over 90 square metres of exhibiting space on the show floor and co-hosted the Opening Ceremony and Welcome Dinner for IT&CM China 2010.
This fourth instalment of IT&CM China 2010 was organised by TTG Asia Media and MP International.
Darren Ng, managing director of TTG Asia Media, said, “This dynamic partnership combines TTG’s immense experience as the leading organiser and event manager of travel tradeshows in Asia with MP International’s vast expertise and knowledge of China.
“As IT&CM China gains recognition to becoming one of the most important tradeshows in China, we strive to deliver a power-packed event that continues to grow from strength to strength.”
By Ren Zhuge
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