The ITM 2018 Exhibition has achieved great success this year and continues to innovations. The duration of the ITM 2020 Exhibition was extended to five days on the basis of intense demand from exhibitors and visitors. Being the address for world launches, the ITM 2020 Exhibition will host exhibitors and visitors from around the world.
The ITM 2018 Exhibition, held on April 14-17, 2018 was the meeting point of the textile sector leaders thanks to the foreign visitors from 94 countries, the number of domestic visitors increasing according to the past years. In addition, the ITM 2018 Exhibition has turned into a textile show the increase in the number of machines exhibited and with the rise in the dimensions of the exhibitor booths.
The ITM 2018 International Textile Machinery Exhibition has achieved great global success and attracted a lot of requests in the questionnaires from our participants and our visitors that the exhibition duration of 4 days was not sufficient for such a huge organization and that the duration has to be extended to 5 days. Teknik Fuarcılık A.Ş and Tüyap Tüm Fuarcılık Yapım A.Ş, showed sensitivity to the requests and extended the exhibition period to 5 days.
Accordingly date of ITM 2020 Exhibition changed to 2-6 June 2020, which was previously announced before to be held between 3-6 June 2020.
On the other hand, the HIGHTEX 2020 Exhibition, which was held concurrently with the ITM Exhibition, also will be on June 2-6, 2020.Applications for the ITM 2020 Exhibition started as of June 1, 2018.
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