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Every exhibition, conference or seminar needs its associated publications in order to succeed. A publication such as an exhibition directory provides the participants with a ready reference so they can plan their time efficiently and get the most out of their participation. Likewise, seminars and conferences have their programmes, souvenirs, etc., often also including a summary of the event’s content.
Show Dailies are magazine or newspaper style publications which come out and are circulated within an exhibition every day of the show. Because they are prominently distributed around the exhibition grounds and are generally made available free of cost, Show Dailies are generally the most visible media at the exhibition and hence provide maximum exposure for the exhibition itself, as well as its participants.
Event Guides include floor plans, exhibitor lists, conference/seminar programmes and other helpful information which is often indispensable during an event. We make sure the information is as accurate and up to date as possible, while guaranteeing timely delivery so that the Event Guides are printed and ready, on-site, before the show starts.
Industry and trade associations, government bodies and other organisations with thousands of members need to have a directory of members for ready reference. PDATD takes care of the entire production process from data collation through our unique software system, through careful checking and validation of the data, as well as marketing for advertisements, to outstanding graphic design, highest quality printing and delivery to the client’s doorstep.
PDATD produces international quality brochures for any type of business or organisation. Our services include conceptualisation, copy writing, photography, graphic design, printing and delivery.
Show DailiesShow Dailies are magazine or newspaper style publications which come out and are circulated within an exhibition every day of the show. Because they are prominently distributed around the exhibition grounds and are generally made available free of cost, Show Dailies are generally the most visible media at the exhibition and hence provide maximum exposure for the exhibition itself, as well as its participants.
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