RealEstatePortal.co will be attending the most important exhibition event in Greece, and one of the most important events in Southeastern Europe. The Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF), will be held for the 83rd time from 8 to 16 September 2018, adding another glorious chapter to its history. With over 81 years of production, TIF has been one of the most important Fairs in Greece throughout history, with international appeal. It is considered the most recognisable exhibition product in Greece, and last year’s event held over 220,000 visitors. TIF has always been the 'testing grounds' where new products were presented, tested and became known. New technologies and modern applications in productive sectors emerge, while the commercial orientation of the Fair contributes to the growth of businesses, enhancing their exports and enabling them to enter beneficial partnerships. Attracting thousands of visitors from Greece and abroad, the TIF guarantees the best possible promotion of exhibitors and their products-services.
The “American Dream” will come to life in Thessaloniki at this year’s 83rd TIF - where the United States of America will be the honoured country - if one takes into account both the calibre of the companies that will be participating in the US pavilion - Microsoft, Google, Cisco, Coca Cola and Lockheed Martin - as well as the number of events that will frame the participation. As underlined by the TIF-Helexpo administration at a presentation today for the diplomatic corps regarding the upcoming event, the engines of the national exhibition body are at full throttle in preparation of the September Fair.
As underlined by President of TIF-Helexpo, Mr Tassos Tzikas, “The 83rd TIF will be characterised by the extroversion that TIF-Helexpo has been systematically investing in over the last few years, through networking in the international exhibition industry”.
RealEstatePortal.co will present the collaboration platform, on Monday 10th September 2018, 10.00 - 15.00.
We can't wait to meet you at Building 8 - “Nikolaos Germanos”, Hall D.