IIJS was the world’s first large physical-only show held since the COVID pandemic began, with the participation of 1,300+ exhibitors and over 21,000 visitors

Logistics companies involved in the movement, storage, and flow of high-value goods, have been directly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. As exhibitions have started to retake their physical form, the industry has recently started experiencing growth on the B2B side as well

Goyal exhorted the industry to be more self-reliant, and suggested the creation of a 'Credit Guarantee Fund' to facilitate smoother trade

The biggest gems and jewellery event of the country got off to a spectacular start, with a number of distinguished personalities present at the inauguration -- over 2500 booths have already been booked and registered visitors have crossed 18,000

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• ·        IIJS Premiere 2021 to further boost the gem and jewellery exports. Trade show to be organised in Bangalore International Exhibition Centre from 15th–19th September, 2021
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Registration for IIJS Premiere 2021, which is being held in Bengaluru for the first time, is in full swing

IIJS Premiere 2021, the flagship show of GJEPC, will be held in a safety cocoon in Bangalore for the first time from 15th to 19th September 2021, owing to the venue constraints in Mumbai

• * IIJS Premiere 2021, India’s largest gems and jewellery exhibition, to be held at Bangalore International Exhibition Centre from 15th–19th September, 2021
• * 1275 ROI Applications received for 2444 stalls
• * More than 30000 visitors are expected for the show.
• * All COVID-19 protocols to be followed to ensure safety of visitors

This will be the first physical trade show since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic

•    IIJS Premiere 2021, India’s largest gems and jewellery exhibition, to be held at Bangalore International Exhibition Centre from 15th  – 19th September,2021
•    1275 ROI Applications received for 2444 stalls
•    More than 30000 visitors are expected for the show.
•    All COVID-19 protocols to be followed to ensure safety of visitors

Moving the show to Bangalore, is a welcome change, as it offers the potential to attract more number of visitors from South India

World renowned and India’s largest jewellery trade show, the India International Jewellery Show (IIJS) Premiere rescheduled to January 2021