Выставка упаковки, печати и складных коробок в Индии. Складная коробка

2019.09.05~2019.09.07

Exhibition industry: Printing

Frequency: once a year

Venue address: India - New Delhi -

India Expo Centre

INDIA EXPO C

:09:00-18:00

Reed Exhibitions UK

reed exhibitions

India Expo Centre INDIA EXPO CENTRE&MART

Venue area: 235,000 square meters

Country/Region: India - New Delhi

Tel: +91 120 232 8011

Venue address: Plot No. 25272829 Knowledge Park-2, Greater Noida, Delhi, India

India Packaging, Printing and Folding Carton Exhibition

Folding Carton

is organized by the world-renowned exhibition company Reed Exhibitions UK

reed exhibitions

Held once a year in Mumbai, it is the largest and most comprehensive printing, packaging, folding carton and corrugated carton exhibition in India.

Folding Carton

is a unique professional exhibition where exhibitors from various countries showcase the latest equipment, machinery and solutions.

Folding Carton

has become an important exhibition and trade platform in the industry, where exhibitors and visitors build solid cooperative trade relationships and secure important business cooperation.

Folding Carton

professional buyers, and from

Indian and international exhibitors,

Note: this exhibition is a professional

trade show, open to trade visitors only; non-industry persons and those under

years of age are not admitted. No retail activities are provided on site.

Folding carton processing equipment, paper bag manufacturing equipment, software testing equipment, digital and offset printing

laminated paper, printing auxiliary equipment, inks and other consumables

Printing-related equipment and machinery

Companies must be formally registered with the industry and commerce authorities

The business license must be consistent with the exhibiting company and remain within its validity period.

Exhibits must be relevant to the theme of the exhibition;

Other conditions stipulated by laws and regulations must also be met.

Submit an application: submit the exhibition application form, specifying the exhibiting

intentions. Download the application form or request it from the staff.

Application acceptance: if the application materials meet the exhibition requirements, the application will be accepted. (

working days).

Select a booth: choose and reserve a booth according to the available booth plan.

Sign the contract: sign and seal by both parties according to the booth price, with the rights and obligations of each party specified.

Make payment: after the booth is confirmed, make payment according to the booth booking agreement.

Copy of business license, product photos, exhibition application form

Book a booth: confirm the exhibition booth and make payment.

Prepare samples: prepare the samples to be displayed on site at the exhibition.

Exhibit logistics: usually before the exhibition

months logistics closes; sea freight is mostly chosen.

Staff visas: depending on visa issuance times in different countries, apply for visas no later than one month before the exhibition.

Book travel: book flights, hotels and other business services; all-inclusive overseas services can also be booked directly through Quzhanwang.

Depart for the exhibition: take an international flight to the exhibition city to exhibit

Where the exhibiting company meets the statutory conditions, the applicant company has the right to be informed of the exhibition process.

The applicant company has the right to require the implementing authority to explain and interpret the publicized content.

During the process, the applicant company has the right to consultation, progress inquiries and complaints.

If the applicant company objects to the result of the process, it has the right to apply for administrative litigation.

Related service hotline:

40006-2345-1

Beijing/Shanghai/Hong Kong/Guangzhou

Assemble at the airport at the designated time and place, check in luggage, and then take an international flight to New Delhi. After airport pickup, a group meal will be arranged; after dinner, check in to the hotel for rest.

Hotel: local four-star

Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner

Transportation: private car transfers

Morning city tour, group lunch, booth setup in the afternoon.

(Qutub Minar)

The Qutub Minar is a world cultural heritage site built in 1193. It is the world's tallest brick minaret, built by India's first Muslim king to celebrate his victory over the local Hindus. Constructed of red sandstone and marble, it stands 73 meters high and has a history of nearly 1,000 years; why this tower structure has been preserved so well remains a mystery to this day. The tower is a typical Indo-Islamic style building, with Quranic verses in Arabic and various decorative patterns engraved on its shaft. Inside the tower there are 397 steps, from which one can climb directly to the suspended platform at the top.

There are two India Gates in India, and the other one is located in Mumbai. As a prominent landmark of Delhi, India Gate stands on Rajpath, from which many important roads radiate outward. Built in 1921 and designed by Edwin Lutyens, India Gate was originally called the All India War Memorial, commemorating the British Indian Army soldiers who lost their lives for British India in World War I and the Third Anglo-Afghan War; it is the equivalent of India's Monument to the People's Heroes. In appearance it resembles the Arc de Triomphe in France. Cultural events are often held here, along with many businesses aimed at tourists. Many political protests have also taken place here, including demonstrations in which the public pressured the government to amend laws over the "black bus case".

(Lotus Temple of the Bahai Faith)

A famous landmark building in Delhi, also known as the Lotus Temple of Delhi, it has so far drawn more visitors than the famous Taj Mahal. Its appearance resembles a blooming lotus, symbolizing mutual tolerance and coexistence among different religions, hence the name "Lotus Temple". Because its shape closely resembles the "Sydney Opera House", the two are called "two buildings that can talk to each other". A very distinctive feature is that the highly inclusive Bahai Faith stipulates that people of any religious belief may worship their own deities here without distinction.

(Jama Masjid)

New Delhi's Jama Masjid is the largest mosque in all of India and one of the "three great mosques of the world". "Jama" means "Friday". Its two minarets and white Islamic domes shine in the sunlight. It was ordered built by Shah Jahan, who also commissioned the Taj Mahal, and ceremonies are held here every Friday and on festivals. Perhaps it is not as colorful as Hindu temples, but the silently praying people bring a solemn religious atmosphere. Climbing the minaret offers a view over the jumbled houses of Old Delhi and, in the distance, the Qutub Minar.

Hotel: local four-star

Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner

Transportation: private car transfers

Breakfast is a hotel buffet breakfast; after breakfast, head to the venue for a full day of exhibiting

Hotel: local four-star

Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner

Transportation: private car transfers

Breakfast is a hotel buffet breakfast; after breakfast, head to the venue for a full day of exhibiting

Hotel: local four-star

Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner

Transportation: private car transfers

Breakfast is a hotel buffet breakfast; after breakfast, head to the venue for a full day of exhibiting

Hotel: local four-star

Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner

Transportation: private car transfers

Breakfast is a hotel buffet breakfast; lunch is a group meal; full-day sightseeing.

(Red Fort, Delhi)

The Red Fort is a typical red sandstone building in the Mughal Empire style, very similar to the Agra Fort in Agra, though smaller in scale. Delhi's Red Fort was built by Shah Jahan, the fifth emperor of the Mughal dynasty, in the mid-17th century. After repeated wars, today's Red Fort has lost its former splendor, yet the majestic grandeur of the Lahore Gate remains, the towering red walls still stand, and the palaces whose basic structures are largely intact still seem to reveal glimpses of past glory.

The Taj Mahal is a mausoleum built by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his deceased wife Mumtaz Mahal, completed in 1653. People praise it as the pride of India and call it one of the seven wonders of the world. Tagore said the Taj Mahal is "a teardrop on the cheek of eternity". Architecturally, the Taj Mahal combines Central Asian and Arab Islamic styles with native Indian styles, and is a representative work of Islamic architecture. The layout of the Taj Mahal complex has a symmetrical beauty and is a typical Mughal style: to the west and east of the main building stand a mosque and a matching building respectively, while two gardens correspond to each other in front of and behind the main building.

The elegant and exquisite dome of the main building, the winding vine patterns decorating the walls, and the beautiful and intricate Quranic verses inlaid in black marble on the mausoleum exude a strong exotic flavor, while the precious gems from various countries inlaid in the pure white marble walls sparkle under the blazing sun of South Asia; all of this highlights the past glory of the Mughal Empire. Against the backdrop of the sky, the immense Taj Mahal reveals a different charm at different times of day and under different natural light, fully displaying the mysterious beauty of the land of India.

Hotel: local four-star

Meals: breakfast, lunch, dinner

Transportation: private car transfers

Beijing/Shanghai/Guangzhou/Hong Kong

Take an international flight back home, and the whole trip ends happily!

The above itinerary is for reference only; the final arrangement shall prevail.

The order of attractions in the above itinerary will be adjusted according to actual conditions and distances.

The itinerary is group-based. If special arrangements are needed, you may communicate and negotiate with the tour leader in advance, and adjustments and arrangements will be made according to actual conditions.

For meals included in the itinerary, breakfast is mainly a hotel buffet breakfast, while lunch and dinner are arranged as a combination of Chinese group meals and local specialty meals.

——This article is reprinted from China Packaging Network (pack.cn). Original link: http://news.pack.cn/show-352726.html