Paris International Architecture Exhibition in France

Paris International Architecture Exhibition in France

Exhibition time:
September 30th to October 3rd, 2024

Exhibition location:

France
Paris
Exhibition industry:
Building Property

Exhibition Introduction

English name: BATIMAT
English abbreviation: BATIMAT
Duration: Once every two years
Exhibition Industry: Construction and Real Estate
Host: Reed Exhibitions UK
Duration: Once every two years
Exhibition scale: 50000-100000

One of the largest global events in the construction industry

BATIMAT, the Paris Architecture Exhibition in France, is hosted by Reed Exhibitions Group and is held every two years. Since 1959, it has been successfully held for 30 sessions.

Three exhibitions held simultaneously: Interclima+elec, an international exhibition for heating, cooling, air conditioning, new energy, and home appliances in Paris, France, and Id é o bain, an international bathroom exhibition in Paris, France, also held simultaneously, bringing together the entire construction industry. The simultaneous holding of the three exhibitions has created a global grand event in the construction industry.

A good platform: BATIMAT, the 2021 Paris Architecture Exhibition in France, is facing the world with a new category of exhibition booths, striving to meet the needs of construction and construction industry professionals in a difficult economic context, bringing more visitors to exhibitors, whether they are large or small companies, startups or family businesses, and stimulating business development. This global event has brought a new business opportunity to various industries in France and around the world, catering to the different business and marketing strategies of various companies.

Strong attractiveness: BATIMAT, a French architecture exhibition in Paris, also offers a new display method: targeting VIP buyers and/or audiences, attracting more customers and/or potential customer audiences with smaller investment and overall solutions, increasing product exposure through economically effective display solutions, overcoming economic crises and stimulating economic growth solutions, and providing more opportunities for transactions.


market analysis

France has trade relations with major regions and over 100 countries around the world, making it the fifth largest exporter and sixth largest importer in the world. According to data from the French National Institute for Economic Research and Statistics, the total import and export volume in 2017 was 1008.8 billion euros, with a trade deficit of 62.3 billion euros. In recent years, the French government has regarded promoting exports as an important means of driving economic growth, actively developing markets in Latin America, Asia Pacific and other regions while maintaining and expanding the existing international market.

France is a developed industrial country that leads the world in nuclear power, aviation, aerospace, and railways. The industrial output value accounts for about 11.2% of the gross domestic product. The main industrial sectors include automobile manufacturing, shipbuilding, machinery, textiles, chemistry, electronics, daily consumer goods, food processing, and construction. Steel, automobiles, and construction are the three major industrial pillars. According to a survey conducted at the Paris Architecture Exhibition in France, emerging industrial sectors such as nuclear energy, petrochemicals, ocean development, aviation, and aerospace have developed rapidly in recent years. The nuclear power equipment capability, petroleum and petroleum processing technology are second only to the United States, ranking second in the world; The aviation and aerospace industry ranks third in the world after the United States and Russia. The steel and textile industries rank sixth in the world.

According to BATIMAT statistics, the bilateral import and export volume of goods between China and France in 2018 was 59.09 billion US dollars, an increase of 11.4%. Among them, France imported 34.64 billion US dollars from China, an increase of 9.3%, accounting for 5.1% of France's total imports. In 2018, the trade deficit between France and China was 10.2 billion US dollars, a decrease of 1.5%. In 2018, China was France's seventh largest export market and sixth largest source of imports.

Exhibition Hall Information

Exhibition location:
France
Paris

The North Villeban Exhibition Center in Paris, France

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