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Hong Kong government is slashing exhibition prices for the November HKTDC International Wine & Spirits Fair by half to draw in wineries and visitors amid the city’s dwindling tourists and economic downturn.
Vinexpo Hong Kong has officially announced that this year’s edition will be postponed to February 2021, confirming an earlier newsContinue Reading
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After first being postponed to July, ProWine Asia in Singapore has been shelved for the whole year of 2020 andContinue Reading
Vinitaly has been postponed from April to June as a result of the fast-spreading novel coronavirus that is now increasingly moving westword to the Europe as cases in China decrease.
Vinexpo Hong Kong has quietly changed its wine fair dates on its website today, postponing originally scheduled fair in late May to July 8-10 this year, following the footsteps of other wine fair organisers including Prowein.
In an effort to quell fears with the fast-spreading novel coronavirus, Veronafiere has confirmed the dates for the 54th edition of Vinitaly, which will take place as scheduled from April 19 to 22, the organizer announced.
The Chengdu wine and spirits fair, the biggest trade fair for alcoholic beverage inside mainland China, has been postponed, the organiser has announced, due to the outbreak of the deadly coronavirus that has now sickened over 24,000 and killed 490 in China.
The three-day HKTDC International Wine and Spirits Fair ended on November 9 without making much impression among visitors, amid mounting competitions from trade fairs in Shanghai and ongoing protests in Hong Kong.