With the beginning of festive season, trade fairs have become buzzword in the city. Moreover, with signing of bonus agreements, big brands have gone all the way to woo the customers. From consumer electronics to apparels maker almost all the major players have come up with attractive offers. Companies like Tata Steel, Tata Motors, Jusco have already pen bonus agreements.
While Concern (India) Shows Private Ltd is organising the 27th Canvas India trade fair from September 29 at Gopal Maidan in Bistupur, Marwari Mahila Manch will play host to Consumex from September 30 at Tulsi Bhawan.
Brain behind trade fair Canvas India, Jyoti Pandey, Managing Director of Concern India Show Private Ltd informed that companies from various sectors including Automobile, Electronics, Appliances, IT, Institute & Banking, Builder & Industrial, Furniture, Food, Consumer, FMCG and Handicrafts will participate in the fair from September 29 to October 9
Pandey informed that 552 stalls will be put up at the fair which includes handicrafts from Kashmir, Haryana, Tamil Nadu along with real estate biggies from Kolkata, Delhi-NCR will be part of the fair.
“For the first time builders from outside Jamshedpur will be part of the fair. Several international and national brands and manufacturers will be offering new products with attractive discounts and offers,” added Pandey.
He further said that from consumer electronics to apparels maker almost all the major players are participating in the fair and would come up with attractive offers. Separate entertainment and gaming zone along with Rajasthan food festival and local delicacies will be offered to the visitors. The shopping carnival will also see cultural programs over a period of 10-days.
SCCI President Ashok Bhalotia, said, “Jamshedpur is an industrial hub where more and more industrial products, automobiles and new products will be showcased.”
Vice-president (trade and commerce) of SCCI Bharat Vasani was of the opinion that people today want everything under one roof and Canvas being an annual event of Chamber has played a vital role in establishing business in the city.
When asked about the footfall, Jyoti Pandey said, “We are expecting more footfall this year as more than 2 lakh people visited the fair in 2017.” Big brands will come all the way to woo the customers. From consumer electronics to apparels maker almost all the major players are participating in the fair and would come up with attractive offers. Over the years ‘Canvas India has become the favourite destination of the buyers.
Talking about the fair, he said that the stalls have been planned in segment wise. Companies from various sectors like automobile, furniture, electronics, information technology, insurance, banking and finance are participating in the fair. Several entertainment programmes like magic show, fashion show etc have been lined up for the occasion.