Venue · Taipei, Taiwan
Taipei World Trade Center
Also known as Taipei World Trade Center2
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About the venue
The Exhibition Hall, often called Exhibition Hall 1, has 7 floors, with a total 159,329 square meters of floor space. Since its opening in 1986, this site has become Asia’s most dynamic showground in the promotion of world trade and industry through the hosting of short and long term exhibitions that meet every need.
Those organizing or visiting local and international exhibitions can enjoy a full menu of services with Hall facilities including “everything” like a post office, bank, restaurant, conference rooms, bounded warehousing, courier services, travel service, booth decoration service, copying/faxing service, trade library, trade book store, emergency medical clinic and forwarding service.
【The Exhibition Hall, 1st Floor Showground】
Taiwan’s largest exhibition hall is a landmark on the nation’s business horizon. This showground consists of 23,450 square meters and it is divided into 4 areas with a capacity for 1,300 standard exhibition booths. When this space is not being used for one of the 25 annual Taipei International Trade Shows, it is often being used by various organizations to stage more than 60 annual consumer and trade exhibitions.
【The Exhibition Hall, 2nd Floor Showground】
Area H, on the 2nd floor of the Exhibition Hall offers 4,789 square meters and a capacity for 250 standard exhibition booths. A pedestrian sky bridge runs from it directly into TAIPEI 101, the world’s highest building.
From the bvents archive. Halls and facilities may have changed.
Events held here
2018
- 17–19 Aug 2018
- 20–22 Jul 2018
2017
- 8–13 Feb 2017
2015
- 10–13 Dec 2015
- 22–25 Nov 2015
- 6–9 Nov 2015
- 8–11 Oct 2015
- 1–5 Aug 2015
- 18–21 Jul 2015
- 26–28 Jun 2015
- 24–27 Jun 2015
- 20–23 Jun 2015
- 22–25 May 2015
- 11–16 Feb 2015
- 30 Jan – 3 Feb 2015
2014
- 22–25 Nov 2014
- 1–5 Aug 2014
- 24–27 Jul 2014
- 28–30 Jun 2014
- 25–28 Jun 2014
- 19–22 Jun 2014
- 8–10 May 2014
- 20–23 Mar 2014
- 30 Jan – 4 Feb 2014
2013
- 22–25 Nov 2013
- 30 Oct – 2 Nov 2013
- 15–17 Oct 2013
- 1–5 Aug 2013
- 18–21 Jul 2013
- 28–30 Jun 2013
- 26–29 Jun 2013
- 20–23 Jun 2013
- 9–11 May 2013
- 26–29 Mar 2013
- 30 Jan – 4 Feb 2013
- 30 Jan – 3 Feb 2013
2012
- 23–26 Nov 2012
- 26–29 Oct 2012
- 16–18 Oct 2012
- 15 Oct 2012
- 15 Oct 2012
- 11–13 Oct 2012
- 27–29 Sep 2012
- 29 Aug – 1 Sep 2012
- 29 Aug – 1 Sep 2012
- 15 Aug 2012
- 15 Aug 2012
- 2–6 Aug 2012
- 26–29 Jul 2012
- 20–22 Jul 2012
- 27–30 Jun 2012
- 14–17 Jun 2012
- 10–12 May 2012
- 13–16 Mar 2012
- 13–16 Mar 2012
- 1–6 Feb 2012
- 1–6 Feb 2012
2011
- 11–14 Nov 2011
- 9–11 Nov 2011
- 3–5 Nov 2011
- 21–23 Oct 2011
- 20–22 Oct 2011
- 15 Oct 2011
- 5–7 Oct 2011
- 7–9 Sep 2011
- 31 Aug – 3 Sep 2011
- 31 Aug – 3 Sep 2011
- 31 Aug – 3 Sep 2011
- 15 Aug 2011
- 11–14 Aug 2011
- 21–24 Jul 2011
- 15 Jul 2011
- 15–18 Jul 2011
- 7–10 Jul 2011
- 24–26 Jun 2011
- 23–26 Jun 2011
- 22–25 Jun 2011
- 8–11 May 2011
- 5–7 May 2011
- 20–22 Apr 2011
- 14–17 Apr 2011
- 12–15 Apr 2011
- 18–21 Mar 2011
- 18–21 Mar 2011
- 9–14 Feb 2011
2010
- 16–17 Nov 2010
- 26–28 Oct 2010
- 13–15 Oct 2010
- 7–8 Oct 2010
- 30 Sep – 3 Oct 2010
- 30 Sep – 3 Oct 2010
- 8–10 Sep 2010
- 27–29 Aug 2010
- 27–29 Aug 2010
- 4–7 Aug 2010
- 4–7 Aug 2010
- 22–25 Jul 2010
- 16–19 Jul 2010
- 1–3 Jul 2010
- 24–27 Jun 2010
- 22–25 Jun 2010
- 9–11 Jun 2010
- 9–11 Jun 2010
- 9–11 Jun 2010
- 9–11 Jun 2010
- 16–19 May 2010