LOGISTICS SHOW '98

  This specialized exhibition will feature all manner of equipment relating to transportation materials handling, and the information systems to coordinate them, from insulated and refrigerated trucks and conveyors to containers and logistics software. Special exhibits will be organized by those companies currently engaged in developing Korea's social overhead capital. The show hosts some 70,000 logistics professionals annually, attracted by the prospect of learning first-hand about new products and services and the opportunity to expand their business interests. Logistics Show '98 runs at the Pacific Hall of the Korea Convention & Exhibition Center (COEX) Dec. 11 to Dec. 14.


SIPREMIUM '99

  Korea's premium gift and household goods market has grown in proportion to the rest of the economy, and with the impact of the 2002 World Cup will be worth $7.9 billion in 1998. The Seoul International Premium & Household Goods Show 1999 offers an ideal setting in which to conduct marketing and sales activities for this vibrant market. SIPREMIUM is a one-of-a-kind show, visited by over 100,000 people annually and is a gathering place for wholesalers, retailers, importers, exporters, manufacturers, sales and purchasing managers, and other premium industry-related professionals. SIPREMIUM runs at the COEX Jan. 29 through to Feb. 1, 1999.


AMUSE WORLD 1998

  With leisure pursuits claiming a progressively larger share of diposable income, leisure industry professionals are engaged in a constant search for the innovative to maintain their competitive edge. The World Amusement & Attractions Show 1998, to be held at the Korea Convention and Exhibition Center Dec. 19-22, aims to meet those professional needs by providing the latest in amusement technology under a single roof. PC, home video, and virtual reality games, juke boxes, karaoke and pinball machines comprise this show together with kiddie riders, ride designers and ride simulators. A strong international domension is promised for Amuse World '98; last year's show drew 100 exhibiting companies from 15 countries.


MEDIA & FILM EXPO '98

 The rise of the Korean film, video and animation industry has prompted the need for a showcase for associated leading-edge technologies, a need which has found its expression in the annual Seoul Media & Film Expo. This year's expo will feature hi-tech media exhibits such as DVD, video conferencing and multimedia systems; media S/W and PC-based media S/W for video, film, CD-ROM title, graphics, laser disk, animation and simulation applications; and H/W such as production, photography and photographic development equipment. Last year's event drew 36,000 vistors, more than three-quarters of whom were were in industry mangement, purchasing, sales and marketing, research and development, or technical support. The COEX will host the Media & Film Expo from Dec. 3 to Dec. 6.

KOSIGN '98

 Signs from giant advertising boards to point-of-purchase devices and using technology ranging from fiber optics to LED and neon will be on display at the 1998 Korea International Sign Show to be held at the COEX Dec. 5 to Dec. 8. The 103 companies exhibiting at 382 booths at last year's KOSIGN attracted over 72,000 visitors, 10,000 of whom were in a related technical field, a further 10,000 were management, while 5,000 were directly involved in industry purchasing. Overall, an indication of the show's value to the industry was that a huge 64 percent indicated the purpose of their presence was to purchase.

IMATIF '99

 The enormous changes taking place in the Korean economy present historic opportunities for foreign investment on an unprecedented scale, particularly in view of the Korean government's initiatives to deregulate the regimen pertaining to foreign capital and spur the whole FDI process. Accordingly, the Korean-German Chamber of Commerce in cooperation with the Korean Chamber of Commerce and Industry has organized the International M&A and Technology Investment Fair '99. Intended to be Korea's first business fair, IMATIF will offer international investors, consultants, and fund managers valuable information on the latest investment opportunities as well as current legislation and trends. Industrial tours plus business meetings for technology transfers or joint ventures compliment the main event. IMATIF '99 will run at the COEX from Jan. 22-25, 1999.

 

COMING ATTRACTIONS

12.3-6

MEDIA & FILM EXPO '98

COEX/The Choong-Ang Ilbo.
T(82-2)551-1147 F(82-2)551-1259

12.3-6

NIEX '98
National Excellent Inventions Exhibition

The Korea Industrial Property Organization
T(82-2)561-2460 F(82-2)553-9669

12.5-8

KOSIGN '98 Korea Int'l Sign Show

COEX/Korea Outdoor Advertising Association
T(82-2)551-1120 F(82-2)551-1179

12.11-14

LOGIS-TECH SEOUL '98
Seoul Int'l Logistics and Technology Show

COEX/KLIA
T(82-2)551-1124 F(82-2)551-1179

12.12-15

KIDREAM '98
The 5th Seoul Int'l Edu-Cultural Fair for Children

World Exhibition & Fairs Co., Ltd.
T(82-2)551-8760 F(82-2)551-8759

12.19-22

SIBUILD '98
Seoul Int'l Building & Construction Fair

The Joong-Ang Daily News
T(82-2)751-9621 F(82-2)751-9640

12.19-22

AMUSE WORLD '98
World Amusement Machines &
Attractions Show

COEX
T(82-2)551-1126 F(82-2)551-1311

12.20-23

CAD/CAM & GRAPHIDIA '98
Korea Int'l CADĄ¤CAMĄ¤CAE Exhibition / Korea Int'l Computer Graphics & Multimedia Exhibition

COEX/Korea Software Industry Association T(82-2)551-1123 F(82-2)551-1259

'99. 1.25-26

Seoul Int'l Trade Week

Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency
T(82-2)551-4369, F(82-2)551-4394

1.22-25

MIATIF '99 Int'l M&A& Technology Investment Fair

Korea Int'l Exhibition & Conference Association
T(82-2)761-2512 F(82-2)761-2517

1.29-2.1

SIPREMIUM '99 Seoul Int'l Premium & Household Goods Show

COEX
T(82-2)551-1102, F(82-2)551-1159

 

More information is available on COEX-held exhibitions through
the center's web site www. coex.co.kr