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Forkliftaction.com had a team of 6 people at CeMAT in Hannover this year. The experience was very successful and enjoyable. Our little stand in Hall 11 was a busy meeting place - the atmosphere relaxed, friendly and focused. The show facilities were excellent: no other show we visited can compare in provisions for press people.
We also enjoyed our stay in Hannover: the private apartment hire on a "move out / move in" basis was a wonderful cultural experience...
I am curious to know your experiences at CeMAT. What did you do in Hannover? How was the show for you?
  • Posted 24 Nov 2005 09:55
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  • By FLA_Ann
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  • Queensland, Australia
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