Exhibition center Shanghai New International Expo Centre SNIEC

Shanghai New International Expo Center (SNIEC)is currently the third largest exhibition complex in China. Located in Pudong, a district of Shanghai, SNIEC is one of the most successful exhibition venues in the world. The total area of ​​the exhibition center is 300,000 square meters. m.

The operator of the exhibition center is a Chinese-German joint venture Shanghai New International ExpoCentre Co., Ltd. Managed by the Chinese company ShanghaiLujiazuiExhibitionDevelopmentCo., Ltd. and the German company GermanExpositionCorporationInternationalGmbH (GEC). In turn, GEC is managed by Deutsche Messe AG, Messe Düsseldorf GmbH and Messe Munich GmbH. Since 2014, the general manager has been Michael Krupp.

Construction of the exhibition complex began on November 4, 1999, and the official opening took place on November 2, 2001. The American firm Murphy/Jahn Architects developed the center project. The expansion project was completed in early 2012.

Main characteristics of SNIEC:

• 17 exhibition halls with a total area of ​​200,000 sq. m;
• open exhibition area 100,000 sq. m;
• 3 entry halls equipped with a variety of functionality;
• 20 loading bays located between the halls with direct entry into the exhibition hall;
• high loading capacity;
• parking for 4,730 spaces;
• exit to the metro station;
• 51 conference rooms of different sizes and styles, business centers, hotels, banks, post office and telecommunications, transportation services and food.

Nearly 5 million visitors annually attend more than 100 international exhibitions at the Shanghai New International Expo Center. The Expo Center hosts such famous exhibitions in the world as CeBIT Asia and Auto Shanghai. Exhibitions are also held in the following areas: jewelry, multidisciplinary exhibition of export and import, e-commerce, animals, medicine and healthcare, food.