TAIPEI, TAIWAN — (Marketwired) — 09/26/16 — The 2nd E-Commerce Expo Asia in October joins core players in the U.S., Germany, Japan, France, Singapore, Malaysia, and mainland China, as well as the E-com strengths of Taiwan with its massive lead in Information and Communications Technology and hardware. Organized by TAITRA (Taiwan External Trade Development Council) and co-organized by TiEA (Taiwan Internet and E-Commerce Association) the second exhibition will focus on “Big Data, Cross-Border Trade, FinTech, and Startups.”
And the Oct. 5-7 show will be even better!
Global online retail sales, according to Conlumino, are projected to grow at a CAGR of 13.76% from 2013 to 2017. Most of the 10,000 visitors at last year–s show know that e-commerce with its virtual shopping, selection and choice is turning over millennia-old trade practices.
Taipei opens vast prospect since it–s at the heart of the vibrant Asia-Pacific growth area where newly emerging consumer economies from South Asia, Indochina and the Far East are waking to the wonders of E-commerce. To make it happen, E-Commerce Expo Asia unfolds in eight exhibit categories:
Forums & Seminars tap trends and development of E-Commerce
The eCommerce market has been growing at a stunning pace worldwide. To facilitate local eCommerce players catching the momentum, “2016 Asia eCommerce Forum” will take place, especially featuring representatives from Amazon, Facebook, Google, Indiegogo, JD, Microsoft, OTTO, Rakuten, and Twitter etc. With 17 renowned icons in eCommerce and internet, it will bring the 5 must-know trends of cross-border eCommerce, and let Taiwan march to the global battlefield with ingenious mindset. “The eCommerce Seminar” will provide a stage for industry members to share the newest trends in their businesses.
This expo aims to forever change marketing and business. Your place is waiting, register now!
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About TAITRA
Founded in 1970 to promote foreign trade, the Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) is the foremost non-profit trade promotion organization in Taiwan.
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