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Cri Report - Exhibition Industry Revenue Cny 150 Billion In China 2010

2021-01-03T21:50:56Z

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website - Exhibition economy, tourism economy and real estate economy are together known as the three smokeless industries in the 21st century. Modern convention and exhibition industry is known as a sunrise industry in the new century which is endowed with enormous vitality and development potential. It has become the symbol of competition in strength and image among cities. Large-scale and high-profile exhibitions will increase the popularity and economic strength of a city. Exhibitions stimulate consumption in catering, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-nam-ninh-cong-vien-khung-long-thanh-tu-son-3-ngay.html tour du lịch nam ninh] accommodation, tourism, transportation, advertising, decoration, etc. and promote economic development of the whole city. At the same time, the development of exhibition economy will provide and promote large quantities of job opportunities. It is estimated that each additional 1,000 m2 of exhibition areas can create hundreds of jobs. For instance, the Hanover Expo in 1996 had created 100,000 jobs. Exhibition activities can help companies obtain comparative strength in products, technology, production, and marketing, thus greatly reducing the opportunity costs of access to resources and helping enhance overall competitiveness. The essential meaning of exhibitions for the local economy lies in the wider range of opening, more realistic comparison, more accurate choices, and more efficient configuration for the achievement of better growth in quality to enhance Economic Security Index. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push(); In 1978, there were only 6 international exhibitions held in China and 21 exhibitions held overseas. Nowadays, the number and scale of China's exhibitions have increased by hundreds of times and penetrated into all economic sectors. Besides, all walks of life have had their own international professional exhibitions. According to statistics of China Research and Intelligence, by the end of 2010, there have been over 150 large and medium-sized exhibition halls with the indoor exhibition area of over 10,000 m2 and the total indoor area has been over 4 million square meters. In 2010, there have been over 3,500 official exhibitions held in China, whose direct income reached CNY 16.20 billion (In Research Report on China's Convention and Exhibition Industry, 2011-2012, Shanghai World Expo is not counted in all the statistical figures of 2010), stimulating nearly CNY 150 billion of relevant industries' revenue and realizing favorable economic and social benefits. In terms of scale and strength of exhibitions, Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou have become China's central cities of exhibitions, with the market share accounting for 10-30% respectively; Dalian, Changchun, Qingdao, Nanjing, Suzhou, Chengdu, Wuhan, Nanning , Kunming, Chongqing, etc. have become central cities of regional exhibitions; in addition, some prefectures, counties and towns are also building exhibition centers, holding exhibitions, and forming unique local exhibition cities, such as Weifang, Yiwu, Shunde, Lecong, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-nam-ninh-cong-vien-khung-long-thanh-tu-son-3-ngay.html tour nam ninh] and Dongguan. Since MMI Asia-Munich International Trade Fairs Pte. Ltd. and CIEC-China International Exhibition Center Group Co. together established the first joint venture in China's exhibition industry in 1995, [http://pixabay.com/en/new-zealand-waterfall-nature-internationalization/ internationalization] of China's exhibition industry has thus begun. In recent years, China's exhibition industry has not only participated in or organized some internationally-renowned exhibitions, but also formed joint ventures with famous international exhibition companies, thus possessing a number of world-famous projects. In 2007, the transition period of WTO ended basically, and China's service industry further expanded opening-up. The number of Sino-foreign cooperative exhibitions was increasing rapidly. The phenomenon of merging and recombination in the convention and exhibition industry will become increasingly intense. More foreign investment will be put into the exhibition hall management. The scale and quality of foreign exhibition enterprises held in China will be improved, and the internationalization level of exhibitions in China will be further raised. On the one hand, the international exhibition giants are marching to China's convention and exhibition industry through cooperation in [http://www.nuwireinvestor.com/results.aspx?searchwords=holding holding] exhibitions, establishing joint ventures and other forms; on the other hand, China's exhibitions are also trying to go to the world. The convention and exhibition industry has its own law of development, namely branding and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-nam-ninh-cong-vien-khung-long-thanh-tu-son-3-ngay.html tour du lịch nam ninh] internationalization. Since 2006, the venues construction of China's exhibition industry has manifested a structural shift and Central and western China has become the new hot spot. Since 2006, the construction of exhibition centers in China's developed eastern regions has been cooled down apparently, while that in Central and western China represented by Xi'an and Wuhan has continued to heat up, and the newly-added projects have seen a reduction. Due to the influence of macro control policies issued by the Chinese government, the construction speed of China's venues slowed down in 2006 and dramatically heated up in 2008-2009, which started an upsurge of a round of venue construction. Many newly-built exhibition hall projects have far exceeded existing venues in investment amount and construction scale. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push(); Seen from the overall development trend, China's exhibition market is gradually subdivided, and China's exhibition industry has been increasingly mature in the gradually-open market. Different exhibitions have different target audiences. As long as the orientation is accurate, exhibition enterprises will be able to find a large number of target customers. China is the world's most populous country with huge market space and consumption potential. Relative to the world's exhibition market with hundreds of billions of dollars each year, China's convention and exhibition industry with the scale of just over USD 2 billion per year is now enjoying huge development space. In China, the convention and exhibition industry itself and the relevant industries all have huge development space for investors to exploit. More following information can be acquired from Research Report on China's Convention and Exhibition Industry, 2011-2012: -Analysis on Development Status of China's Convention and Exhibition Industry -Analysis on Development of Relevant Industries of China's Convention and Exhibition Industry -Analysis on Major Cities of China's Convention and Exhibition Industry -Analysis on Major Exhibition Halls of China's Convention and Exhibition Industry -Analysis on Major Enterprises of China's Convention and Exhibition Industry -Prediction on Development Trend of China's Convention and Exhibition Industry -Construction State of China's Exhibition Halls Following people are suggested to buy this report: - Enterprises Operating Exhibition Halls - Enterprises Organizing Conventions and Exhibitions - Enterprises Managing Convention and Exhibition Industry -Investors Focusing on China's Convention and Exhibition Industry -Research Institutions Fo[ (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push();][ (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push();]

China Vows To Phase Out The Live-poultry Trade In Wet Markets

2021-01-03T17:15:16Z

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The Chinese government has announced its plan to phase out the live-poultry trade out of concerns over public food safety in response to COVID-19 pandemic. Beijing's market watchdog today vowed to restrict the killing and trading of live farm animals, such as chicken and ducks, in the country's ubiquitous wet markets. An official said the authority would phase out the traditional trade by encouraging cities to arrange centralised production lines whenever possible. China's State Administration for Market Regulation promised to gradually halt the killing and trading of live farm animals, such as chickens and ducks, in tens of thousands of wet markets RELATED ARTICLES [# Previous] [# 1] [# Next] [/news/article-8483509/Rare-footage-shows-inside-Beijings-seafood-market-sparked-new-coronavirus-outbreak.html Rare footage shows the inside of Beijing's seafood market...] [/news/article-8483317/Chinese-pet-market-sells-live-animals-meat-amid-coronavirus-pandemic.html Heart-breaking footage shows sick cats, dogs and guinea pigs...] [/news/article-8486297/Hong-Kong-activist-flees-city-testifying-Congress.html Hong Kong activist flees the city after testifying before US...] [/news/article-8486071/China-slams-Australia-proposal-safe-haven-Hong-Kong-citizens.html China slams Australia over proposal to give safe haven to...] Share this article Share 1.8k shares The State Administration for Market Regulation said at a press conference today that it would tighten its crackdown on the trading and eating of wild animals. Chen Xu, a market-inspecting specialist at the authority, said officials planned to gradually halt the live-poultry trade. Mr Chen also urged all cities to [http://www.dict.cc/?s=inspect inspect] all of its agricultural markets to identify potential safety risks. The country's authorities acknowledged that COVID-19 pandemic exposed 'problems' of the country's wet markets. The Chinese Ministry of Commerce said that the new [/news/coronavirus/index.html coronavirus] outbreak revealed the issues in the design, construction and management of tens of thousands of 'agricultural products markets', which include wholesale markets, wet markets and bazaars. The health crisis, which has killed more than 520,000 people worldwide, was first detected in a seafood wholesale market in the central Chinese city of Wuhan late last year. A new wave that hit Beijing in June was also linked to a large wholesale market. The Chinese Ministry of Commerce admitted that the country's agricultural markets lacked proper planning or layout and needed better infrastructure Pictured, Chinese customers browse meat at a pork stall at a wet market in Nanning, Guangxi, on September 16, 2019 Hu Jianping, from the Chinese Ministry of Commerce, revealed on Friday that China would set up laws to improve the management of tens of thousands of 'agricultural products markets' Hu Jianping, a deputy director at the Chinese Ministry of Commerce, admitted that the country's agricultural markets lacked proper planning or layout, had insufficient construction funds and needed better infrastructure. There are currently 44,000 such markets across the nation, including more than 4,100 wholesale markets, according to the official. Ms Hu made the comments at the same press conference on Friday while responding to a question about concerns over public health safety following the latest outbreak in Beijing. The capital city has reported 331 confirmed cases in the current outbreak since mid-June. Experts believe the spike was associated with the raw meat sold at the Xinfadi, the city's largest wholesale market covering the size of nearly 160 football fields. The vast majority of cases in Beijing's new virus outbreak have been linked to the sprawling Xinfadi market (pictured) that supplies about 80 per cent of Beijing's fresh produce and meat There are currently 44,000 such markets across the nation, including more than 4,100 wholesale markets. Pictured, people buy goods at a wet market in Guangzhou on April 20 Ms Hu, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-nam-ninh-cong-vien-khung-long-thanh-tu-son-3-ngay.html tour nam ninh] the second-in-command [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-nam-ninh-cong-vien-khung-long-thanh-tu-son-3-ngay.html tour du lịch nam ninh] at the Department of Market System Development of the Ministry of Commerce, said the authority would increase its support to agricultural markets and improve the level of construction in its 'software and hardware'. She also revealed that China was planning to establish laws to clarify the 'public welfare status' and improve the management of those trading venues. The wet markets of China have sparked a global outcry since the deadly disease broke out at the Huanan Seafood Wholesale Market in Wuhan last December. Prominent critics include America's top infectious disease expert, Anthony Fauci, who demanded all wet markets in China be 'shut down right away'. Former Beatles frontman Sir Paul McCartney labelled such trading hubs 'medieval'. The pandemic first emerged in Wuhan in December. Experts believe the virus was passed onto humans by wild animals sold as food at a wet market in Wuhan, called Huanan. Workers wearing protective suits are pictured walking next to the Huanan market on March 30 A common sight in China and other Asian countries, wet markets are indoor or outdoor marketplaces that sell a [http://www.lifebeyondtourism.org/?header_search=wide%20variety wide variety] of fresh produce, from fruits and vegetables to meat and spices. Some also sell live poultry, such as chickens and ducks, as well as live seafood. Wet markets are named so because vendors often hose water on the produce to keep it fresh and on the floor [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/tours/tour-trung-quoc-nam-ninh-cong-vien-khung-long-thanh-tu-son-3-ngay.html tour nam ninh] to make the space clean. The majority of the wet markets in China don't sell wild animals, dead or alive, and should not be confused with wildlife markets or livestock markets, which exist in some parts of China. The Huanan market in Wuhan was shut on January 1 and the Xinfadi market in Beijing closed its doors on June 13 after a cluster of coronavirus cases emerged at there. Pictured, a fruit vendor waits for customers between closed stalls at a food market in Beijing on June 22 While modern supermarkets have popped up in virtually every corner of Chinese cities, wet markets owe their continuous popularity to the fact that Chinese people prefer freshly butchered meat to frozen meat, believing that it could add more flavour to the dish. The criticism against wet markets began when experts discovered that the novel coronavirus might have jumped onto humans from wild animals sold as food at the now-shut Huanan market in Wuhan. Apart from seafood, its offerings included live wild animals, such as foxes, crocodiles, wolf puppies, giant salamanders, snakes, rats, peacocks, porcupines, koalas and game meats, according to [/health/article-7935167/Deadly-coronavirus-outbreak-DID-start-animal-market-Wuhan-tests-confirm.html a previous report]. The Xinfadi market in Beijing has stayed shut since June 13 after the capital city had reported its first native infection in nearly two months. Officials have indicated that the capital's outbreak was caused by a strain of virus lurking on seafood from Europe. The SARS virus killed 775 people globally and was found in civets, a small cat-like mammal, sold in wildlife markets in southern China's Guangdong province. In the file photo above, a man looks at caged civet cats in a wildlife market in Guangzhou on January 4, 2004 China's last major health crisis, the SARS epidemic in 2002 and 2003, was also traced back to the consumption of wild animals. The SARS virus killed 775 people globally and was later found in civets, a small cat-like mammal, sold in wildlife markets in southern China's Guangdong province. In February, Beijing issued a temporary law to ban the trading and eating of wild animals in response to the coronavirus outbreak.

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2021-01-03T17:14:07Z

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