Oman
OCEC Geared to Host Thai Trade Exhibition Beginning of October
Taking place on 1st – 5th October 2019 at Hall 3, Oman Convention & Exhibition Centre, Thai Trade Exhibition will bring together over 100 business, food and beverages, beauty products, fashion and accessories, perfume and oud oil, diamond, jewelry, hair care, health and wellness.
The show gives traders and visitors the insight, latest products and services to grow their businesses, enrich customer experience and drive performance. The show also combines an exciting program, daily surprises and a ‘Trip to Thailand’ Raffle draw.
Additionally, with the initiative and support of TAT (Tourism Authority of Thailand) as one of the main sponsors, the show will include a special zone for Thailand medical tourism which will host 8 professional hospitals (PMC Medical Campus: Phyathai 2, Phyathai Nawamin Paolo Hospital Paholyothin, Thonburi Bamrungmuang, Vejthani hospital, Samitivej Hospital, Praram 9 Hosptial and Bamrungrad Hospital). Visitors to this zone will get a chance for a free health checkup.
Another new feature will be guided visitor buying led by GIT (The Gem and Jewelry Institute of Thailand) as main sponsor to officially guarantee the jewelry quality and ensure that consumers can buy with confidence during the show.

Other show highlights that will bring anticipation and excitement on the fourth day of Thai Trade Exhibition is the appearance of Johnny J-Hair, who will share his magnificent products to reduce the hair fall and rejuvenate growth of new hair.
The Thai Trade Exhibition Oman 2019 is organised by the Oman Convention & Exhibition Centre in association with Vega Intertrade & Exhibition LLC. Main sponsors include: Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT) and The Gem and Jewelry Institute of Thailand (GIT) and is supported by OCCI (Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry, PMC Medical Campus: Phyathai 2, Phyathai Nawamin Paolo Hospital Paholyothin, Thonburi Bamrungmuang, Vejthani hospital, Samitivej Hospital, Praram 9 Hosptial and Bamrungrad Hospital, Kasem Bundit University, SME’s (The Federation of Thai) and ACFS (National Bureau of Agricultural Commodity and Food Standards.
This year’s edition will offer major buyers from across the Sultanate and the wider Middle East region, an opportunity to meet Thai exporters, wholesalers, SMEs, and entrepreneurs. Business matching event will also be held to upsurge the trade industry on Wednesday, 2nd October 2019, 9:00 am to 12:30 pm at the OCCI (Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Said Al Shanfari CEO of the Oman Convention & Exhibition Centre (OCEC) said, “We are excited to bring the 4th Thai Trade Exhibition here at the OCEC. This event brings a taste of Thailand to the visitor and aims to promote cross-cultural trade between the Sultanate of Oman and Thailand. The OCEC is the perfect platform to host different cultural events and provide unique experiences to the visitors.”
Akavut (Tony) Tangsilikusonwong, CEO & Founder of VEGA Intertrade & Exhibitions LLC, commented: “Thai Trade Exhibition Oman, is a must see for everyone, the show is Free Entry for Everyone! See, taste and experience an exciting array of authentic Thai food, products, medical and beauty care services at amazing deals at the 4th edition of Thai Trade Exhibition.
Event Timings: Tuesday – Thursday & Saturday: 10:00 am – 1:00 pm, 4:00 pm – 10:00 pm, Friday: 4:00 pm – 10:00 pm
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