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2000 OVERVIEW
380,000 visitors were recorded at the
last KL International Motorshow in 1994 and now....
KL International Motorshow 2000 is set
to be the largest motorshow in Southeast Asia and the 10-day
mega event with the theme, "Motoring in the Millennium", will
not only attract motoring enthusiasts with its large showcase
of automobiles but will also unlock the global motoring trend
to this part of the world.
KL International Motorshow
2000 is the fourth presentation by the Malaysian Automotive
Association (MAA), which was formerly known as Malaysian Motor
Trader Association (MMTA) before merging with Malaysian Motor
Vehicle Assemblers Association (MMVAA). A comprehensive and
extensive advertising and promotion campaign is being targeted
to attract 500,000 visitors to the show, which will showcase
the latest in automobile design and technology from around the
world. Futuristic concept cars and prototype vehicles will be
unveiled by reknowned automobile manufacturers at the show.
Malaysian Automotive Association (MAA), the powerful voice of
the Malaysian motor trade industry, will be presenting the KL
International Motorshow 2000 covering 20,000 square metres gross
exhibition space at the strategically located Putra World Trade
Centre, Kuala Lumpur from 25 November to 4 December 2000.
Booking of exhibition space has been overwhelming with members
of MAA and national car manufacturers having taken up in excess
of the original total floor area of 3 halls at Putra World Trade
Centre. Additional exhibition halls, which are expected to be
taken up in less than 100 days, are now open to accommodate
late entries, especially non-members of MAA and auto accessories
suppliers.
The pragmatic approach taken by the Malaysian Government in
dealing with the economic crisis has resulted in a return of
consumers' confidence in the first quarter of 1999. The affluent
society of Malaysia is once again turned on to catch the motoring
trend. The superb express-ways in Malaysia is a haven for motor
enthusiasts and greatly complements the growth of the land transport
industry in the country too. So, check out the latest press
releases, and catch the Greatest Marketing Opportunity at KL
International Motorshow 2000. Go
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