China’s biggest wine fair confirms date in March
Will China’s biggest wine and spirits fair in March roar back with vengeance or tank?
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Will China’s biggest wine and spirits fair in March roar back with vengeance or tank?
As Covid-19 continues to ravage Europe, ProWein 2021 in Dusseldorf, arguably the biggest wine trade fair in Europe, will be cancelled, according to the organizer Messe Düsseldorf.
Singapore will relax rules on event organization, allowing up to 250 people. More from Ch’ng Poh Tiong.
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
Rumors of Vinexpo’s ill-fated Hong Kong edition swirl as news of its cancellation is expected to be announced in comingContinue Reading
Mainland China’s biggest wine and spirits fair, the China Food and Drinks Exhibition (Chengdu), could face possible delay again, asContinue Reading
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.