(MENAFN- Khaleej Times) Deal 2014 has been a perfect platform for the market leaders to network with the potential buyers and trade visitors to showcase their latest products and services
The 20th anniversary edition of the dubai entertainment and leisure show (deal 2014) the largest amusement and entertainment show in the middle east is set to welcome more than 300 exhibitors from across 33 countries the international expo consults (iec) on monday announced.
The show also expects to attract over 7000 trade visitors from across the region. the event is scheduled to be held from april 8-10 2014 at the dubai world trade centre (dwtc). the 20th edition of deal 2014 will be the largest show compared to the previous editions with the key brands from middle east africa belgium canada china hong kong germany netherlands italy uk france turkey and usa. deal 2014 will also have newcomers from denmark qatar and singapore.
Abdul rahman falaknaz chairman of iec said: “the leisure and entertainment industry has become a strong and stable market with the number of innovative projects being built and existing leisure attractions in this region. the 20th edition of deal 2014 has been a perfect platform for the market leaders to network with the potential buyers and trade visitors to showcase their latest products and services.”
Iec is aiming to boost the region’s theme parks industry through this show and thereby enabling the exhibitors and the consumers to capture the potential of this billion dollar industry. deal is the only platform in the middle east for exhibitors in these industries to connect with buyers for buyers to see and test the latest products and services and for professionals to establish contacts.
— business?khaleejtimes.com
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