ISPO Beijing begins from Jan 28 with 430 exhibitors
January 24, 2015 - China
The 2015 edition of ISPO Beijing which is being held from January 28-31, 2015 will see more than 430 exhibitors with over 600 brands exhibiting at the show.
Asia’s only B2B multi-segment platform will see the latest innovations from the outdoor, action sports, ski, sportswear as well as fabrics & fibres segments on more than 40,000 square meters of exhibit space.
Highlights complementing the show include the Asia Pacific Snow Conference (APSC), the China Sports Fashion Trend Forum, the Industry Forum or the ISPO Textrends Forum.
Earlier,on its tenth anniversary the event celebrated a new visitor record with 30,000 visiting business professionals.
In addition to a number of Asian exhibitors such as Kailas, Mobi Garden and Toread, the exhibition will once again draw many international companies, among them Garmont, LOWA, Mammut and TECNICA.
There are also a large number of newcomers and repeat exhibitors like Craft, Dynastar, Gore, La Sportiva, Point65, Swix and Thule among this year’s exhibitors.
Community exhibits, among them those of Austria, Korea, the Czech Republic and Taiwan further emphasise the international representation at ISPO Beijing.
The show not only presents the latest products but also provides up-to-date information on the industry and current trends with its side event and conference program.
The Industry Forum delves deeper into all angles of the Chinese sporting goods industry with the help of the latest market research on the Chinese sporting goods market by SGI Europe in cooperation with ISPO.
ISPO Textrends Forum will present textile trends, innovations and colors for the fall/winter season 2016/2017.
Furthermore, the China Sports Fashion Trend Forum, on January 29 reveals additional insights into design and production trends.
The ISPO Award Area will once again host the best sports products for 2015 and among them also the Asian Product Award winners.
Finally, the program culminates in the renowned Asia Pacific Snow Conference to be held on January 29, with this year’s focus being on the 2022 Olympic Winter Games and the planning of ski resorts. (AR)
Asia’s only B2B multi-segment platform will see the latest innovations from the outdoor, action sports, ski, sportswear as well as fabrics & fibres segments on more than 40,000 square meters of exhibit space.
Highlights complementing the show include the Asia Pacific Snow Conference (APSC), the China Sports Fashion Trend Forum, the Industry Forum or the ISPO Textrends Forum.
Earlier,on its tenth anniversary the event celebrated a new visitor record with 30,000 visiting business professionals.
In addition to a number of Asian exhibitors such as Kailas, Mobi Garden and Toread, the exhibition will once again draw many international companies, among them Garmont, LOWA, Mammut and TECNICA.
There are also a large number of newcomers and repeat exhibitors like Craft, Dynastar, Gore, La Sportiva, Point65, Swix and Thule among this year’s exhibitors.
Community exhibits, among them those of Austria, Korea, the Czech Republic and Taiwan further emphasise the international representation at ISPO Beijing.
The show not only presents the latest products but also provides up-to-date information on the industry and current trends with its side event and conference program.
The Industry Forum delves deeper into all angles of the Chinese sporting goods industry with the help of the latest market research on the Chinese sporting goods market by SGI Europe in cooperation with ISPO.
ISPO Textrends Forum will present textile trends, innovations and colors for the fall/winter season 2016/2017.
Furthermore, the China Sports Fashion Trend Forum, on January 29 reveals additional insights into design and production trends.
The ISPO Award Area will once again host the best sports products for 2015 and among them also the Asian Product Award winners.
Finally, the program culminates in the renowned Asia Pacific Snow Conference to be held on January 29, with this year’s focus being on the 2022 Olympic Winter Games and the planning of ski resorts. (AR)