What are the benefits and risks of trade fairs and exhibitions

and what is the difference between these events?

To begin with, let's define what a fair and an

exhibition are, advantages and risks and what is the
difference between them.
An exhibition is a pre-planned display of exhibits that
represent a single entity. Fairs are trades that regularly
take place at a certain time in a certain place, where
people gather to sell and buy goods, conclude trade
agreements.
An exhibition is mainly a public showing
of works of art or items of interest. It can also
provide the visitors with the information about
some commercial and trade companies, firms,
organizations as well as about their products
and achievements.
A fair is a gathering of people for various
entertainment or commercial activities where
you can not only exhibit the items of your
production, demonstrate your latest products
and services, meet with industry partners and
customers, study activities of rivals, and
examine recent market trends and
opportunities but also sell them. This is the
key difference between an exhibition and a
fair.
Risks that ерайз during exhibition and
fair are. These іevents рікваєр at ліст a day,
and possibly more, of your time for
preparation. Traveling to trade shows can be
ікспенсів. Showing at a trade show can also
be ікспенсів. There will probably be quite a
bit of competition at all the shows.
So, as you can see well, a fair can have
buying, selling, trade, ам’юзмент, food and
other entertainment too. An іvent that is called
‘an exhibition’, usually джаст has something
on display for public в’ювін прамерелі
фоокусін on showing off the object or ability
бін екзібітет