CeBIT Australia

When CeBIT Australia was launched in 2002 Deutsche Messe moved into one of the world's most stable national economies. Economic growth forecasts of 3.2 percent for 2006 and 3.6 percent for 2007 make Australia one of the ten most competitive national economies in the world.

The country's geographical location, its cultural proximity to Asia, and its American/European style economy offers companies perfect conditions for tapping into the growth markets of Asia. Vice-versa, Australia represents an ideal springboard for Asian companies that want to move into the European or American economies.

CeBIT Australia 2009 defies economic slowdown
CeBIT Australia 2009 (Darling Harbour, May 12-14) closed its doors having defied the economic climate, with a surge of interest from business technology users and small business owners swelling official attendance figures to achieve another strong result.
With registered visitors coming from some 68 countries, including at least 10 international trade delegations of politicians and buyer groups from such countries as China and Korea visiting the show, CeBIT Australia 2009 proved a strong drawcard for companies from all regions of the world.
It is estimated that as much as half a billion Australian Dollars was generated from the event - with contract signed directly on the show floor and others resulting from prospect and verified leads.

The Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology will offer again an official joint participation for German companies and their subsidiaries abroad at CeBIT Australia 2010.

Companies can benefit from a full service package to very attractive prices.

The participation fee include:

• stand rental fees
• stand construction
• lounge with catering
• use of a fully equipped office and meeting room
• full support before and during the show
• visitor advertisement

The participation prices will only be released in November this year.

Visit the CeBIT Australia website: www.cebit.com.au.