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Press Release - 3rd May 2001
The Exhibitions Interiors Moscow and Decotex Moscow will take place at ExpoCentre in Moscow from 10-13 April, forming an essential part of Russia Building Week 2001, Russia's definitive building and interiors trade event for the 21st Century. Once again the exhibition is supported by Gosstroy Rossii, the State Committee for Construction, Architecture and Housing Policy, Moscow Government and Union of Architects, which confirms Russia Building Week 2001 as a leading international showcase for the industry. |
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| Decotex Moscow Over 67 exhibitors from more than 22 countries worldwide will be taking part in this specialised exhibition for the home textiles and wall coverings industry. An important feature for the 3rd year running will be a host of German interior companies creating a magnificent display entitled 'DecoDreams'. For Decotex 2001, 9 companies are taking part, to promote top German brand names. The stand will be located in Pavilion 2, Hall 2. |
Interiors Moscow
Now in its 6th year running, Interiors Moscow 2001 has attracted over 193 exhibitors from 22 countries, a figure that has greatly increased from the previous year. Products and services that will be on display include interiors design, furnishings, finishes, office furniture, lighting and a huge presentation from the flooring and fit-out industry. New for 2001 includes Kitchens 2001 and Russia Shop. |
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Visitor Profile: More than 28,545 combined visitors from both exhibitions were welcomed through the doors last year boosting the total number of trade visitors for Russia Building Week 2000 to 55,000. Visitor backgrounds included interior designers, specifiers, architects, distributors, decorators, wholesalers, retailers, developers, refurbishers, importers, e.t.c. all will crucial purchasing authority. National Groups: As well as key industry players, national groups are attending the exhibitions from over 10 countries including Finland, France, Germany, Belgium, Poland, Austria, Bavaria, Czech Republic, Spain, and Italy. This confirms how important overseas industry relations are important to government bodies. Why Russia Now? The construction, building and interiors industry has shown steady improvement since the devaluation of the Russian rouble. The presence of visitors at Russia Building Week 2000 from all over Russia and the large increase in exhibitors this year, has to be seen as an indication of stabilisation of the economy and continuing buying power of the Russian consumers. A recovery in consumption was already noticeable in the second half of 1999 in the regions around the major cities of St. Petersburg and in the entire Moscow zone. The most prudent short-term projections are of a return to 80% of the pre-crisis level by 2001. Consumption should continue to rise together with an improvement in the level of real incomes. News from the Exhibitors
Organisers ITE is the largest independent organiser of trade shows and conferences in emerging markets ranging from East and Central Europe to Asia and the Middle and Far East. ITE organises over 325 shows in over 34 countries, servicing over 50,000 corporate clients annually and now runs over 75 web sites. ITE has established an international presence managing exhibitions, which has become the most effective medium for any company wanting to increase product awareness in these markets. For further information or to register for the press conference, please contact: Samantha Hearne, Marketing Co-ordinator, Construction, Building & Interiors Division Phone: +44 171 596 5197 Fax.: +44 171 596 5111 E-mail: [email protected] TOP OF PAGE |
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