The second biggest fair in the world, International Istanbul Yarn Fair, fourteenth edition will be coming up in Turkey this February held by Tüyap Fair Organization and is being promoted by Comnet Exhibitions, in India. This is the leading exhibition related to yarn and fabric Industry in the world bringing together the yarn industry.
Istanbul Yarn Fair, which has become a very successful and comprehensive yarn fair, gathers participants and visitors from 77 countries, and has become the sales and marketing platform steering the global yarn commerce.
The fair, which is the most important commercial gathering of the international yarn industry, stands out as an opportunity not to be missed for yarn companies that want to access new markets, organisers report.
It is an occasion to meet Turkish leading textile producers and also an opportunity to explore new products and innovations as it brings together manufacturers, suppliers, traders and non governmental organizations of the industry in one place at one time.
The Istanbul Yarn Fair will take place on 4 days from Thursday, 02. February to Sunday, 05. February 2017 at the Tüyap Fair Convention and Congress Center, located in Büyükçekmece, Istanbul.
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