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Check out how these technologies have revolutionized the advertising industry!
Key Information
- RemaDays is the largest fair in the printing and advertising industry
- In 2019, Mitko received the Innovation of the Year award for introducing integrated LED lighting in tents and umbrellas
International Advertising and Printing Fair RemaDays Warsaw 2019
Almost every year, an increasing number of both exhibitors and visitors appear in Nadarzyn. RemaDays Warsaw is the fifth largest exhibition event in the world and the second in Europe. The fair generates immense interest among visitors. It is here that one can discover products that are at the absolute top globally. At RemaDays, we can learn about the latest production technologies related to the broad field of advertising. Due to the growing number of participants, the total exhibition area has expanded, and there were popular relaxation zones on the premises. This year at the Mitko booth, a four-person special tasks team was present. Here are a few words from them summarizing this important event.
Ola – Key Account Director
Almost every year, an increasing number of both exhibitors and visitors appear in Nadarzyn. RemaDays Warsaw is the fifth largest exhibition event in the world and the second in Europe. The fair generates immense interest among visitors. It is here that one can discover products that are at the absolute top globally. At RemaDays, we can learn about the latest production technologies related to the broad field of advertising. Due to the growing number of participants, the total exhibition area has expanded, and there were popular relaxation zones on the premises. This year at the MITKO – for events booth, a four-person special tasks team was present. Here are a few words from them summarizing this important event.
Michał – Key Account Manager
From the perspective of the fair, it can be said without hesitation that the reception and perception of our company is very positive. Customers were very pleased with our booth, where they spent quite a bit of time talking with us. Clients rate our products very highly, and when they see the product, they have no problem discussing its price. The novelty we brought, namely the integrated LED lighting, made a significant impression, making our booth even brighter and more distinctive from others. Even companies that are our competitors spoke highly of our products while visiting our booth. For me personally, it was a great opportunity to meet with distributors I work with daily, introduce them to each other, exchange opinions and experiences, learn about the differences between clients from various countries, and enjoy lunch together in a good atmosphere. This year’s fair has come to an end. It is a time for goodbyes, but also the beginning of collaboration and new business contacts established during this event. The excellent lecture by the special guest of RemaCongress – Szymon Hołownia, and the announcement of prestigious fair competition winners, confirm the uniqueness of the 15th edition of RemaDays Warsaw. One of the largest exhibition events in the advertising industry paves the way for many valuable connections and development opportunities in the market.
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