The Vietnam International Advertising Equipment and Technology Exhibition (VIETAD 2020) is underway at the Hanoi International Exhibition Center, introducing latest technologies of the industry.
Hanoi (VNA) - The Vietnam International Advertising Equipment and TechnologyExhibition (VIETAD 2020) is underway at the Hanoi International ExhibitionCenter, introducing latest technologies of the industry.
Theannual event, organised by the Vietnam Advertising Association, the HCM CityAdvertising Association and the Dong Nam Advertising and Commercial PromotionJSC, is taking place in conjunction with the Vietnam International Packaging, Label,Thermal Transfer, Printing Technology Equipment and Supplies Exhibition 2020(VPSE 2020).
Bothexhibitions consist of 180 stalls that display and run demos of advancedmachines and equipment.
Accordingto the organiser, the 11th VIETAD this year aims at catering to informationdemand of firms across sectors. It offers a good opportunity for domestic andforeign organisations and enterprises to seek partners, transfer technologies,and develop business, contributing to increasing the quality and competitivenessof products.
Itlasts until June 28 and is scheduled to run at the Phu Tho Indoor SportsStadium in Ho Chi Minh City from August 6 to 9./.
The 8th International Advertising Equipment and Technology Exhibition (VietAd 2017) opened at the Phu Tho Indoor Sport Stadium in Ho Chi Minh City on August 3.
The 9th Vietnam International Advertising Equipment and Technology Exhibition (VietAd) opened at Phu Tho Indoor Sports Stadium in Ho Chi Minh City on August 8.
The Vietnam International Packaging, Label, Thermal Transfer, Printing Technology Equipment and Supplies Exhibition 2019 (VPSE 2019) kicked off in Hanoi on March 20.
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At the event (Photo: VNA) 
