7/26/2010
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It’s only three month left before PAP-FOR Russia 2010 exhibition. Representatives of “Pulp. Paper. Board” magazine visited the exhibition director to find out how the preparation process is going. Dmitry Yevseyechev told the journalist the latest news and also about an interesting offer PAP-FOR is making to the companies who still want to participate but didn’t book a stand yet.
“Pulp. Paper. Board” journalist: I see from the floor plan that the exhibition is being quite busy. Pavilion №7, the main one, is already full?
Dmitry Yevseyechev: yes, indeed, the process is going with excellent speed. It feels that the industry is confidently going out of the economy recession.
The 7th pavilion is actually full and this year it happened faster then in 2008!
“Pulp. Paper. Board” journalist: are there still places for the companies that want to participate but are delaying the decision making?
Dmitry Yevseyechev: I will now disclose a big secret – there are very good beneficial places, one just has to look carefully!
Of course you know that 7th pavilion has a certain reputation, even you for example called it “the main one”. It was built long time ago and everyone is used to consider it the biggest one etc. Here we see that a lot of people bound themselves with this stereotype.
4 years ago pavilion 8А, adjoining to №7, was built at Lenexpo. Being equipped with the modern ventilation system, having tall ceilings etc, light and spacious it allows to host event of the highest level. This is the venue where the 4th year Saint Petersburg International Economic Forum is being held. By the way such companies as United Paper Mills, Arizona Chemical, Terrikon, Yaroslavskaya bumaga, VNIIB etc already confirmed their participation in 8A.
8A pavilion is no way inferior to №7, on the contrary if considering certain features some of which I described above its even better! For example exhibitors of the major and most popular in Saint Petersburg show “Neva” already got to the heart of the matter and want to move their exclusive stands there.
In order to get rid of the “7th pavilion syndrome” we’ve decided to offer a special price for 8A. It’s a very interesting proposal!
We also have a pavilion №8 but traditionally it serves needs of participants with smaller stands.
So we do have places for all the companies that are interested and believe me all the participants will leave PAP-FOR happy with their results!
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