FESPA pre-registration now open

Monday, 07 July 2008

FESPA 2008: dedicated to screen and wide-format printing technologies

Described by organisers as the region’s only exhibition dedicated to screen and wide-format printing technologies, FESPA World Expo Asia-Pacific 2008, takes place in Bangkok from November 28-30.

Marcus Timson, event director for the exhibition, says, “FESPA exhibitions are recognised as the best in the world. FESPA World Expo Asia-Pacific will bring the world’s leading technology suppliers under one roof. It will give visitors unique access to the latest industry innovations, technological developments and products and provide them with inspirational new ideas to help them take their businesses forward.”

Visitors who pre-register at www.fespaasia.com will be entered for a chance to win two nights’ accommodation (November28-29) at one of Bangkok’s top 5-star hotels. The winner will also win a free helicopter ride over Bangkok.

Timson says, “It’s an event that print suppliers looking to do business in the region really cannot afford to miss and we’re delighted to be able to offer pre-registrants the chance to win accommodation during the show.”

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