Transports Publics in Paris brings together professionals seeking to meet decision-makers, identify commercial partners and create business opportunities.
Be an exhibitor at the major European Public Transport event
With 250 exhibitors from every aspect of the business (urban, interurban and regional transport, buses, rail, green modes and more), the Exhibition brings together all key players in the profession, their new products and services, and the latest innovations in transport policy. Deregulation in public transport markets is increasing internationally, especially within the enlarged European Union. Purchasing by local authorities and operators represents significant investments and ever-growing budgets.
Exhibit at Transports Publics 2012:
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Enhance your image and reputation amongst industry professionals, throughout Europe and worldwide.
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Be present along with other professional exhibitors from the industry.
An ideal opportunity for meeting new purchasers, winning new contracts and building loyalty with your existing customers.
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Make sure you are on show at the only major European multimodal exhibition:
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Prospects from some fifty countries
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Visitor numbers up 27% in 2010 and 41% in 2008
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European guests of honour at the Grand Pavilion
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Overseas delegations, including company heads and decision-makers from local government
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Promote your innovations and create business opportunities:
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Meet highly qualified visitors*:
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10,000 international participants, the majority of them decision-makers, specifiers and purchasers
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Over half of all visitors are directly involved in purchasing decisions
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81% of all visitors are highly satisfied with their visit
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84% consider the event is not to be missed
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96% of all exhibitors establish fruitful institutional and commercial contacts
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Benefit from an international media plan.
Transports Publics deploys a sustained, international communications plan (marketing, advertising, media, etc), with 50,000 qualified contacts in Europe and worldwide. This represents a unique opportunity for exhibitors to raise their profile by being included in a targeted communications strategy.
*2010 figures