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ILDEX Vietnam postponed to 9 – 11 December 2020

05 May 20202 min reading

ILDEX Vietnam 2020 which had been planned to be held in July in Ho Chi Minh City is postponed to 9-11 December 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The organization declared that although the situation in Asian countries seems to be better than before, the spread of the virus still continues in other regions of the world.

Due to the unrest COVID-19 crisis, the management team of ILDEX has decided to postpone ILDEX Vietnam 2020 in Ho Chi Minh City to 9-11 December, 2020. The decision is made in view of the global COVID-19 crisis and with the deep concern on the health of the exhibitors and stakeholders. The emergency in Vietnam and other surrounding Asian countries have been eased, however, the spread of the virus continues in other parts of the world. Overviewing the current situation, we are not convinced July will bring the best result out of the event for our exhibitors and partners if this continues. Therefore, further postponing the event to the end of 2020 will be appropriate for the benefits of all relevant parties.

By postponing the event to December, we anticipate the Vietnamese market will be fully recovered and the event is set at an ideal timing to meet the market demand after months of downturn. Our primary objective remains to deliver a successful marketplace and to become the gateway for all exhibitor to explore the Vietnamese market.

VNU Asia Pacific, together with its global partners, will continue the support to all exhibitors and stakeholders on all issues associated with show preparation.

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