Cooperation between TIF-HELEXPO and the National Bank of Greece

TIF-HELEXPO is embarking on a strategic partnership with the National Bank of Greece, a leader in the financial field. This is an important move that takes place within the context of the company’s new strategies for ‘alliances’ with important financial players of the country, in an effort to enlarge the national exhibition agency and create synergies that will benefit the Greek economy.

TIF-HELEXPO and the National Bank decided on an initial two-year cooperation that aims at both at supporting the company’s actions and at the presence and active participation of the National Bank of Greece in the rich exhibition schedule of the national exhibition agency and all the events it organises.

The two institutions share common fields of interest, as the National Bank supports the organisation of sector trade fairs every year, as well as events on business and finance, while TIF-HELEXPO breathes life into the local economy and cares for the promotion of the Greek business community both domestically and in the international markets. This fact created fertile ground for the development of a mutually beneficial partnership and highlighted the framework for supporting Greek entrepreneurship.

 

19/06/2014 – 00:00

A Fairy-tale Chocolate Factory and Museum in Thessaloniki

TIF-HELEXPO S.A., based on a modern growth model and philosophy, is moving forward by planning and creating new activities to be held on its premises, combining family recreation with education.

Within the framework of such initiatives, for the first time in Greece, Thessaloniki is acquiring a fairy-tale yet real ‘Chocolate Factory and Museum’.

It is, in effect, a unique Thematic Park of European specifications, deployed over a total area of 2,500 m2 – mainly at indoor as well as outdoor premises.

As of September 6, with the inauguration of the 79th TIF event and for six whole months, children, young people and adults can discover great and small secrets about chocolate and sweet delights in a most impressive manner, visiting various thematic units.

Visitors to the ‘Factory’ are going to participate in an unprecedented voyage through time and space into their ‘absolute dream’.

Through unique exhibits, the Chocolate Museum, will reveal to them every detail of this ‘voyage’ and the process required for the cocoa bean to turn into a mouth-watering chocolate bar.

Visitors follow this trail starting from the real Amazon Jungle and an Aztec Templenew technology media at an Exotic Hut, visitors are led to a true maze of a Pirate Ship that will transport them to the most beautiful Chocolate Factory in the world so as to discover its great secrets.

The biggest Chocolate Waterfall in Europe, the oldest Machinery, the Maze, the Workshops where chocolate and biscuit are made, the Gallery of sculptures, the Exhibition, Art and Culture Halls, the Sweet Library, the Green Room for taking incredible photographs, the Social Point, and, of course, the Educational premises make up an incredible setting.

On September 6, 2014 the great chocolate voyage begins; Get ready, come aboard and become part of this unprecedented experience!

Further information at: www.ErgostasioSokolatas.gr

Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ErgostasioSokolatas

Contact Info:

E-mail address: info@ErgostasioSokolatas.gr, chocofactory@helexpo.gr

Tel. Nos.: 2310-291.267, 2310-291.270

17/06/2014 – 00:00

The HELLENIC JEWELLERY FAIR, held at the Metropolitan Expo

The HELLENIC JEWELLERY FAIR, held at the Metropolitan Expo exhibition centre in Athens, ended on 24 February with an increased number of visitors compared to last year’s event.

HELLENIC JEWELLERY FAIR received a total of 3,107 trade visitors and professionals from Greece and abroad, as compared to 2,850 during last year’s event, which had been organised by TIF-HELEXPO in Attica for the first time.

There was a noteworthy 30% increase in the number of unaccompanied trade visitors, who came to 2,451, as compared to 1,873 at last year’s event.

This performance is all the more significant when taking into account the fact that this year’s event lasted three days, as compared to four days last year.

International visitors came from Cyprus, Bulgaria, Romania, Italy, Germany, Algeria, Egypt, Lebanon, Russia, Spain, Turkey, the Netherlands and Great Britain, while domestic visitors represented almost all geographical regions of Greece.

There were 325 exhibitors in total, as compared to 291 last year, while the presence of all important domestic jewellers was outstanding.

The 2014 HELLENIC JEWELLERY FAIR covered 5,314 m2 of exhibition space, as compared to 4,393m2 at last year’s event.

According to the analysis of visitor statistics, almost all professionals of the jewellery sector, such as jewellery store owners, silver- and goldsmiths, jewellers, representatives, importers and tradespersons, were represented at HELLENIC JEWELLERY FAIR .

HELLENIC JEWELLERY FAIR and KOSMIMA, recently held for the 28th time at Thessaloniki International Exhibition Centre, comprise a dynamic duo of exhibitions that aim at contributing to the opening of new markets for Greek jewellery and the creation of new commercial partnerships.

The organisation of the event, with the contribution of POVAKO, the Pan-Hellenic Federation of Silver- and Goldsmiths, Jewellers and Watchmakers, is a reference point for professionals who wish to get informed on the latest trends in jewellery, clocks and watches, as well as technological developments in the sector.

The next jewellery event will be the 29th KOSMIMA International Exhibition for Jewellery, Clocks and Watches, Precious Stones, Machinery and Equipment and will be held at Thessaloniki International Exhibition Centre from 18 to 20 October 2014.

26/02/2014 – 00:00