Beijing International Book Fair | August 2016

Beijing International Book FairLed by the Publishers Association, the UKTI Tradeshow Access Programme is supporting a group of UK companies to attend the Beijing International Book Fair in July 2016.

With five exhibition halls and international publishers from  Japan, Korea, Switzerland, France, the U.K., Russia, the U.S., and many other countries, this is one of the major publishing events of the year.

Tradeshow Access Programme exhibiting grants are available for eligible UK businesses.

Beijing International Book Fair, August 2016 | #China @UKTIEvents @PublishersAssoc

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Company representatives attending trade shows and international market events are advised that Chinese business cards and promotional materials should be considered a basic requirement: overseas events provide an excellent opportunity to make new contacts and to exchange information about your company’s products & services.

Not only is this an important opportunity to provide essential contact information in your client’s language, it also shows a degree of commitment and indicates respect towards your potential business partners.

Contact us for a free quote or if you have any questions.

 

Event Details

  • Market: China
  • Date: 24th – 28th August 2016
  • Venue: China International Exhibition Center, Beijing
  • Sectors: Creative and Media

UKTI Trade Mission to Hong Kong, Macau and Shanghai | June 2016

city lightsUK Trade & Investment (UKTI) is organising a trade mission for UK companies interested in exploring opportunities in the growing leisure, entertainment and cultural sectors in China, Hong Kong and Macau.

Targeting on the Creative & Media sector, the trade mission will be held from 12th – 24th June at the Shanghai Convention & Exhibition Center.

Company representatives attending trade shows and international market events are advised that Chinese business cards and promotional materials should be considered a basic requirement: overseas events provide an excellent opportunity to make new contacts and to exchange information about your company’s products & services.

UKTI Trade Mission to Hong Kong, Macau and Shanghai, June 2016 | #China @UKTIEvents

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Not only is this an important opportunity to provide essential contact information in your client’s language, it also shows a degree of commitment and indicates respect towards your potential business partners.

Contact us for a free quote or if you have any questions.

 

Event Details

  • Market: Hong Kong, Macau, China
  • Date: 12th – 24th June 2016
  • Venue: Shanghai Convention & Exhibition Center
  • Sectors: Creative and Media

Children Baby Maternity Trade Show | Beijing, July 2016

maternityLed by the Baby Products Association, UK companies are invited to exhibit at the Children Baby Maternity trade show in China in July 2016.

With a focus on baby, maternity and childrens’ products, this trade show will appeal to companies in the Clothing, Footwear and Fashion, Food and Drink & Retail sectors.

The event is supported by the Tradeshow Access Programme and exhibiting grants are available for eligible UK businesses.

Company representatives attending trade shows and international market events are advised that Chinese business cards and promotional materials should be considered a basic requirement: overseas events provide an excellent opportunity to make new contacts and to exchange information about your company’s products & services.

Baby Products Trade Mission to Beijing, July 2016 | #China @UKTIEvents

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Not only is this an important opportunity to provide essential contact information in your client’s language, it also shows a degree of commitment and indicates respect towards your potential business partners

Contact us for a free quote or if you have any questions.

 

Event Details

  • Market: China
  • Date: 22nd – 24th July 2016
  • Venue: New China International Exhibition Center, Beijing
  • Sectors: Clothing, Footwear and Fashion, Retail, Food and Drink

Interior Lifestyle Tokyo, June 2016

Interior Lifestyle TokyoLed by the British European Design Group, the Interior Lifestyle Tokyo Exhibition will be held at Tokyo Big Sight in June 2016.

This event is supported by the Tradeshow Access Programme and exhibiting grants are available for eligible UK businesses.

Company representatives attending trade shows and international market events are advised that Japanese business cards and promotional materials should be considered a basic requirement: overseas events provide an excellent opportunity to make new contacts and to exchange information about your company’s products & services.

Interior Lifestyle Tokyo 2016 | @UKTIEvents @Export2Japan @OpentoExport @BEDG_London

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Not only is this an important opportunity to provide essential contact information in your client’s language, it also shows a degree of commitment and indicates respect towards your potential business partners.

Contact us for a free quote or if you have any questions.

 

Event Details

  • Market: Japan
  • Date: 1st – 3rd June 2016
  • Sector: Household Goods, Furniture and Furnishings
  • Organiser: British European Design Group
  • Venue: Tokyo Big Sight, Japan

Celebrating 15 Years In The Print Business

Biznis Cards From humble small-office beginnings in 2001, specialist business card printer Biznis Cards has chalked up 15 years in the print business this year, and to mark the occasion they’ve re-branded with a sharp new image.

The recipient of several business awards over the years (including two DTI Smart Awards), their innovative online print system supports 50 languages and means they are the obvious choice for many international firms in the UK: companies which require dual-language business cards in Japanese, Chinese or Arabic, for example.

In addition, the company’s expansion into overseas markets means they now have clients in the UK, the US, Europe, Australia and even in China.

Whilst the company also prints letterheads and compliment slips, as their name suggests, it is business cards which are their main focus.

“In the early 2000s we were printing letterheads like they were going out of fashion,” says Sales Director, Marc Jardine. “And eventually they did… email has largely taken over from letters in recent years. But business cards are still much in demand, and these days we’re seeing a lot more foreign-language cards due to the expansion of overseas business opportunities, particularly in China and the Middle East.”

With a new image and an expanding client list, the future looks bright.

Here’s to the next 15 years!

South Korea and Japan Trade Mission

DNAOrganised by Medilink in conjunction with Northern Powerhouse, this trade mission aims to provide UK companies with access to the lucrative Japanese and South Korean healthcare markets.

During a 6-day programme, the mission will include market overviews, exclusive Embassy receptions, a visit to South Korea’s premier healthtech exhibition and introductions to trade, clinical and regulatory partners.

Healthcare trade mission to South Korea & Japan | @UKTI_Korea @MedilinkUK

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UK company representatives attending trade shows and international market events are advised that Korean business cards and promotional materials should be considered a basic requirement: it is a vital opportunity to exchange information about your company’s products & services.

Not only is this an important opportunity to provide essential contact information in your client’s language, it also shows a degree of commitment and indicates respect towards your potential business partners.

Contact us for a free quote or if you have any questions.

 

Event Details

Date: 13th – 18th March 2016
Market: South Korea & Japan
Sector: Healthcare & Life Sciences

Northern Powerhouse Collabor8 China Trade Mission, Shanghai

UKTI MEDILINKSupported by the Northern Powerhouse initiative, Medilink will host the Collabor8 China trade mission in March for companies in the Healthcare Services sector, aimed at helping them de-risk market entry, and leverage relationships built by University of Bradford’s Open Innovation Team. Attendees will forge new partnerships at receptions, programmed networking events and one-to-one meetings with potential partners.

Northern Powerhouse supports sector based trade and investment missions for organisations across all parts of the North of England. China in particular remains the world’s most attractive market to many UK companies.

Northern Powerhouse Collabor8 China Trade Mission to Shanghai | @RTCNorth @MedilinkUK

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Company representatives attending trade shows and international market events are advised that Chinese business cards and promotional materials should be considered a basic requirement: overseas events provide an excellent opportunity to make new contacts and to exchange information about your company’s products & services.

Not only is this an important opportunity to provide essential contact information in your client’s language, it also shows a degree of commitment and indicates respect towards your potential business partners.

Contact us for a free quote or if you have any questions.

 

Event Details

  • Market: China
  • Date: 20th – 26th March 2016
  • Venue: Shanghai, China
  • Sector: Healthcare, Life Sciences

Business Cards — An Essential Networking Tool in China

Chinese business card translationBusiness cards are an essential tool for anyone doing business in China and to be caught without them is a serious breach of business etiquette and a major social blunder.

Presenting your Chinese clients with business cards in their native language demonstrates that you are taking your business in China seriously: not only is it important as a sign of respect, but it is also a way of ensuring that your name, job title and other crucial information are communicated accurately, and that the image of your company is promoted positively, professionally and impressively.

Serious about overseas #trade? Present #Chinese clients with business cards in their own language…

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In SE Asian business cultures, a business card signifies group identity and your position within that group. A Chinese business card will do more than just identify you as an individual: it will clarify your status and help you to make that all-important first impression.

And that impression lasts: in China, business cards are often filed away for future reference, not discarded as they so often are in the West.

So, long after your Chinese sales trip, your business cards and any other printed material you take with you will continue to represent you and your company to your new Chinese business clients.

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We translate, typeset and print dual-language business cards: English on one side, Chinese on the other. We also offer Japanese, Korean, Arabic, Russian and over 50 other languages.

With over 25 years’ experience and a full complement of in-house language and design experts, we are ideally placed to produce high-quality business card translation and artwork, allowing you to make that all-important first impression.

Contact us for a free quote or if you have any questions.

Sea Japan Maritime Exhibition, April 2016

sea japan logoOrganised by UBM Japan, the 2016 Sea Japan International Maritime Exhibition will be held in Tokyo in April 2016.

Two of the major current concerns for the maritime industry are Environmental Protection and the Development of Human Resources, and those themes, together with their effects on the growth of the industry, will be discussed in a series of seminars and conferences at the event.

The Japanese maritime market is mature, stable and reliable, and Japanese shipping companies are investing in new tonnages that take full advantage of the very latest in fuel-efficient designs and technology.

With state-of-the-art ships being built in state of the art yards, Japan currently leads the world in maritime technology, and the lower yen, coupled with exceptional efficiency and high-tech designs, has made Japanese shipyards and marine equipment manufacturers among the most competitive in the world.

Sea Japan Maritime Exhibition 2016 | @UKTI @Export2Japan @OpentoExport

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Company representatives attending trade shows and international market events are advised that Japanese business cards and promotional materials should be considered a basic requirement: overseas events provide an excellent opportunity to make new contacts and to exchange information about your company’s products & services.

Not only is this an important opportunity to provide essential contact information in your client’s language, it also shows a degree of commitment and indicates respect towards your potential business partners.

Contact us for a free quote or if you have any questions.

 

Event Details

  • Market: Japan
  • Date: 13th – 16th April 2016
  • Sector: Maritime
  • Organiser: UBM Japan
  • Venue: Tokyo Big Sight, Japan

Business Cards — An Essential Networking Tool in Japan

Japanese business card translationBusiness cards are an essential tool for anyone doing business in Japan and to be caught without them is a serious breach of business etiquette and a major social blunder.

Presenting your Japanese clients with business cards in their native language demonstrates that you are taking your business in Japan seriously: not only is it important as a sign of respect, but it is also a way of ensuring that your name, job title and other crucial information are communicated accurately, and that the image of your company is promoted positively, professionally and impressively.

Serious about overseas trade? Present #Japanese clients with business cards in their own language…

Click To Tweet

In SE Asian business cultures, a business card signifies group identity and your position within that group. A Japanese business card will do more than just identify you as an individual: it will clarify your status and help you to make that all-important first impression.

And that impression lasts: in Japan, business cards are often filed away for future reference, not discarded as they so often are in the West.

So, long after your Japanese sales trip, your business cards and any other printed material you take with you will continue to represent you and your company to your new Japanese business clients.

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We translate, typeset and print dual-language business cards: English on one side, Japanese on the other. We also offer Chinese, Korean, Arabic, Russian and over 50 other languages.

With over 25 years’ experience and a full complement of in-house language and design experts, we are ideally placed to produce high-quality business card translation and artwork, allowing you to make that all-important first impression.

Contact us for a free quote or if you have any questions.

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