ITM 2018, the largest regional fair of leading producers of the world textile machinery and technology sector with sectoral investors and trade delegations from nearly 100 countries around the globe, will be held in Istanbul during April 14-17.
Many domestic and abroad companies will exhibit their latest textile machines and technologies, while many others, including industry leaders, will launch their newest models at the event.
The ITM exhibition, which is one of the two largest ones at the global level and the largest one on the region in its field on the basis of both the number of visitors and participants, besides being one of Turkey’s most important brands globally, is also a textile bridge between the East and the West in the truest sense of the word. Another important aspect that makes it even more attractive for visitors is the fact that the fair is held in Istanbul, a very prosperous city with growing transportation facilities and expanding world trade.
As a result of the global promotional activities conducted for ITM 2018 organized by Teknik Fairs and Tüyap, with the co-operation of TEMSAD, the exhibition area is already fully filled. The exhibition, which broke a record by hosting about 50,000 visitors in the previous event, will renew its record once again with the intense participation from world’s textile regions this year.
As is the case in the past years, many textile machinery manufacturers, both foreign and domestic, who are the leaders of their field, will make the first launch of their new textile machines and technologies in ITM 2018, from cotton to yarn, weaving to knitting and dyeing and also digital printing. Manufacturers in Turkey, too, are waiting for these innovations to be introduced.
ITM 2018 will be held concurrently with the HIGHTEX 2018 International Technical Textiles & Nonwoven Exhibition, Istanbul, and the 8th International Textile Conference. With the synergy that will arise from the gathering of all these events, Istanbul will host a world-wide sectoral meeting and textile feast during April 14-17.