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In the last week of November, Sydney played host to AusRAIL PLUS 2013 and the 10th World Congress on Railway Research. The successful joint events welcomed 7038 attendees from 36 nations over the four days.
The AusRAIL PLUS 2013 exhibition was the largest AusRAIL exhibition held to-date, with 373 exhibition companies showcasing their products and services over 25,000sqm of the entire 5 halls of the Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre.
The exhibitors demonstrated their creative flair by bringing their branding and professionalism to live via their exhibition stands. The AusRAIL PLUS 2013 Best Stands Awards recognised the hard work that our exhibitors put into their show presence, and here are the winners:
Best Shell Scheme Booth
AWARDED TO: UES International
Runners up:
2. Freightquip
3. Metromatics
Best Custom Built Stand (of 36 square meters or less)
AWARDED TO: MTU Detroit Diesel
Runners up:
3. Gemco Rail
Best Custom Built Stand (of 54 square meters or more)
AWARDED TO: Downer
Runners up:
2. CSR
3. Bradken
The Criteria included:
- Wow factor
- Use of marketing collateral / equipment
- Accessibility to the stand
- Friendliness of stand staff when approached
A special mention goes to our international exhibitor CSR Corporation. Since coming on-board AusRAIL in 2011, CSR continued to engage with the Australian railway industry with knowledge and technology from their success in China. They were the first runner up for Best Custom Built Stand of 54 square meters or more:
Do you have a snapshot of your AusRAIL stand? Would you like to share it with our rail audience? You can email the pictures to yang.zhang@staging.informa.com.au and we will share them via our social platform.
AusRAIL 2014. It’s just around the corner.
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