Ha+Dexpo 2010 is a trade show, exhibition and conference that focus on the needs of hospitality projects designers and developers in the Asia-Pacific region.
Ha+Dexpo 2010 is a trade show, exhibition and conference that focus on the needs of hospitality projects designers and developers in the Asia-Pacific region.
April 4th, 2011
Hospitality Architecture+Design Exhibition+Conference Macau 17-18 June 2010
Ha+Dexpo 2010 is a trade show, exhibition and conference that focus on the needs of hospitality projects designers and developers in the Asia-Pacific region.
The exhibition is also a platform for networking and showcasing the latest products and trends in the industry.
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