Caribbean International Building Materials Exhibition 2017 Trinidad and Tobago T

Trinidad and Tobago Tuna Puna Tuna Puna Convention and Exhibition Centre

Exhibition area: 1000 square meters

Exhibition period: 1 years, 1 sessions

Organizer: Africa, and, Middle, East, Trade, Ltd

Exhibition introduction

The first Caribbean International Building Materials Exhibition will be held from September 19, 2017 to 21 in the Caribbean countries of Hainan, Trinidad and Tobago. The annual exhibition aims to build one of the most professional events in the construction, building materials and real estate industries in Central America and the Caribbean region. The exhibition covers construction equipment, building materials, lighting and electrical equipment, interior and decoration, water treatment and bathroom, real estate and related services.

The three day exhibition will host seminars, lectures, and B2B matchmaking sessions. The exhibition will focus on building, building materials and real estate professionals in the Caribbean and even the americas. The exhibition site will showcase major construction projects currently underway in the Caribbean area and will open tenders for the new project. Exhibitors will have the opportunity to showcase their latest products and services and expand their regional sales network. At the same time, the exhibition will also be a showcase for various types of real estate projects in the caribbean.

Exhibition feature

1, professional

The exhibition aims to create one of the most professional events in the construction, building materials and real estate industries in Central America and the Caribbean region. The exhibition covers construction equipment, building materials, lighting and electrical equipment, interior and decoration, water treatment and bathroom, real estate and related services.

2, the market potential is huge

With the development of tourism, the demand for infrastructure and real estate in the Caribbean is increasing, and the development potential of construction materials is enormous.

Market background

The economy of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago is dominated by energy development and processing industries.

In 2013, most of the countries facing economic crunch in the Caribbean environment, economic recovery in Trinidad and Tobago rely on non energy sector, maintaining sustained economic prosperity and stability. The standard & Poor's sovereign credit rating of Trinidad and Tobago to maintain a number of authorities, including the International Monetary Fund, the world bank, the economic prospects of Trinidad and Tobago optimistic.

Industrial output accounts for nearly 50% of gdp. Mainly oil refining and refining, followed by construction and manufacturing. The major manufacturing industries are chemical fertilizers, steel, food, tobacco, etc..

Trinidad and Tobago is one of the world's largest producer of asphalt, the asphalt lake is located in the southwest of the island of Trinidad and Tobago, reserves of 600-1000 tons, the annual production capacity of 100 thousand tons.

Major exports of petroleum, chemicals, manufactured goods, raw materials and livestock. Major imports of fuel, lubricating oil, transport equipment and food. The major trading partners are the United States, Columbia, Venezuela, Russia, Brazil, and china. Trinidad and Tobago in 2012 exports of $12 billion 720 million, imports amounted to $9 billion 360 million.

The pace of economic growth in the Caribbean is accelerating, growing by 2.5% in 2015, and by 3% in 2016. Tourism is a major driver of the regional economy. There are currently 44 luxury hotels, more than 9 thousand rooms, while 14 hotels are under construction, involving more than 4 thousand rooms. The demand for building quality and high quality building materials is further strengthened. The superior natural conditions, safe investment environment, further development of the tourism industry, attracting many people from around the world came to the area to buy a house home, also prompted the local investment in real estate and infrastructure construction gradually expanded. The region will spend about $1 billion 800 million to improve regional infrastructure. The establishment of the China Latin America and Caribbean Community Fund will bring in $35 billion in infrastructure investment in the region. It is expected that the next ten years will be the period of rapid growth in the construction and real estate industry in the region.