Venue · Beijing, China
Beijing Exhibition Center
Also known as Beijing Exhibition Centre
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About the venue
Beijing Exhibition Center is opened in 1954 as the city's first large-scale, comprehensive exhibition venue, with the late Premier Zhou En-Lai cutting the red ribbon and Chairman Mao Tse-Tung contributing poetic thoughts.
Beijing Exhibition Center's three East Wing exhibition halls and single large hall, entertainment theater and restaurant in the West Wing offer a cohesive yet flexible and easily accessed venue. It makes each and every exhibition, conference and trade show successful, memorable and profitable. The notable events including the annul International Military Logistics Equipment Exhibition, the 1996 to 1999 China International Financial Technical Exhibitions, and the 1997 Italy Marco Polo Fashion Expo. In 1997, it was also chosen to showcase the achievements of China's Fourteenth Party Congress.
From the bvents archive. Halls and facilities may have changed.
Events held here
2015
- 12–15 Nov 2015
- 3–5 Jul 2015
- 3–5 Jul 2015
- 16–20 Jun 2015
- 24–26 Apr 2015
- 17–20 Apr 2015
- 16–18 Apr 2015
2014
- 4–6 Dec 2014
- 12–15 Nov 2014
- 4–6 Jul 2014
- 3–4 Jun 2014
- 28–30 Apr 2014
- 23–26 Apr 2014
2013
- 12–15 Nov 2013
- 24–26 Apr 2013
- 14–16 Apr 2013
2012
- 21–23 Nov 2012
- 20–21 Oct 2012
- 11–14 Jun 2012
- 15–17 May 2012
- 15 May 2012
- 11–14 Apr 2012
- 28–30 Mar 2012
- 28–30 Mar 2012
- 15 Mar 2012
- 14–16 Mar 2012
2011
- 17–19 Oct 2011
- 15–16 Oct 2011
- 27–29 Sep 2011
- 17–19 Sep 2011
- 10–12 Jul 2011
- 19–21 May 2011
- 25 Apr 2011
- 14–16 Apr 2011
- 14–16 Apr 2011
- 4–6 Mar 2011
2010
- 11–13 Sep 2010
- 30 Aug – 3 Sep 2010
- 25–27 Aug 2010
- 29 Jun – 1 Jul 2010
- 2–3 Jun 2010
- 26–28 May 2010
- 12–14 May 2010
- 21–24 Apr 2010
- 21–24 Apr 2010
- 14–17 Apr 2010
- 8–10 Apr 2010
- 13–14 Mar 2010
- 12–14 Mar 2010
2009
- 8–10 Jul 2009
- 19–21 Mar 2009
- 19–21 Mar 2009
- 19–21 Mar 2009
- 13–15 Mar 2009
2008
- 3–6 Oct 2008
- 1–3 Apr 2008
- 12–14 Mar 2008