Has Covid-19 ruined your travel plans for Dubai Exhibition?
Even though you have already booked the stalls, your organization may be facing hurdles in travel due to the Corona-Virus scare.
Dubai Exhibitions-we’ll manage the show on your behalf
“The ongoing crisis has disrupted the global exhibitions industry. However, Strokes Exhibits, one of the leading exhibition contractors in Dubai, has a novel solution to handle the situation by keeping dialogues open and buyers engaged.”
When Victoria Beckham made her models walk down the London catwalk a few days ago, many of her most important clients were not sitting in the front row but they were following the show from afar.
The coronavirus outbreak has, indeed, hobbled international events.
But what we can learn from the London Fashion Week is that there are many ways to do business. To keep the show on the road the global events industry has to adapt, quickly!
Strokes Exhibits takes this opportunity to offer exhibition stand management services in Dubai for clients who have already booked shows in Dubai.
A team of experienced and trained staff to manage shows on behalf of clients. Team Strokes will act as an extension of the clients’ team to manage the show before, during and after the show.
What to expect from us:
• Turnkey show management
• Liaison with organizers
• Liaison with stand contractor and supervision of
the stand for smooth delivery without
compromising on quality
• Networking with trade and show visitors
• Product/ service presentations
• Live Video Conferencing with clients’ team back
in their country during the show connecting the
trade visitors.
• Interpreter services
• PR and digital marketing services
• Developing Promotional materials
• Receiving show materials on behalf of clients
• Daily reporting
• Follow up post show
Through the platforms that we’ve put in place, coupled with the backing of our experienced sta we
will ensure your Dubai Exhibition is a roaring success.
To discuss how well we can be of service to you, please get in touch with us.
