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Ipex 2006
- Address
- 5th Floor, 29 Bressenden Place, United Kingdom, SW1E 5EW
- Telephone
- 44 20 7915 5614/5681
- Fax
- 44 20 7915 5021/5096
- Website
- http://www.ipex.org/page.cfm/Action=Splash/t=m
Ipex: the global technology event for print, publishing and media.
Ipex, the biggest printing and graphics arts exhibition in the English-speaking world, takes place from 4-11th April 2006 at the NEC, Birmingham UK.
Be part of it. Learn, be inspired and be amazed. Rediscover the excitement of operating at the cutting edge of your industry.
Come to Ipex and see the future of print - and your business.
We look forward to welcoming you to Birmingham and the UK for Ipex 2006. We have invested a great deal of time and money in making Ipex more valuable for all our visitors. We hope you find the changes useful, like the new layout of the halls, which reflects the print workflow and the many innovative Visitor Attractions.
We aim to make your visit as easy, enjoyable and beneficial as possible.
Register Today
By pre-registering for the event you are ensuring that you avoid the queues as well as saving the £30 entrance fee. Pre-register today online to save money and time – and to receive regular show updates.
International Days
Every day we will focus on the needs of different countries and regions by providing specific briefings, show guides and translated product information.
• Tuesday 4th April - China and ASEAN
• Wednesday 5th April - India
• Thursday 6th April - Italy
• Friday 7th April - Australasia, Japan
• Saturday 8th April - Eastern Europe
• Sunday 9th April - Middle East, Africa
• Monday 10th April - North America
• Tuesday 11th April - General
Of course, you can visit Ipex on any day(s) you wish, but you may find it helpful to organise your stay around the appropriate International Day.
Organised visits
Many trade associations, magazines and travel agents around the world are organising trips to Ipex, so you can combine a visit to the exhibition with other business meetings and even some sightseeing. For more information, contact Robyn Elson at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
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