With just over three months to go before the opening of Truck World 2004, exhibit sales have already exceeded expectations.
Truck World is on target to have more than 500 exhibitors covering nearly 300,000 square-feet of floor space, said Show Manager Mark Cusack. More than 15,000 trucking professionals are expected to attend the three-day event, to be held at the International Centre in Toronto on April 22-24.
Cusack credits the change in venue and dates for the success of the show.
"The International Centre is five minutes away from Pearson International Airport and near all major highways," said Cusack. "Add the convenient location to new spring dates-which will offer exhibitors the ideal opportunity to unveil and showcase their new product lines-and you have a winning combination."
Truck World is Canada’s largest truck show, featuring the latest in product design, technology, specialty equipment, support materials, and services for the trucking industry. It is owned by Truck World Show Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary of New Communications Group Inc. NCG produces business-to-business publications serving the trucking, automotive, and construction markets in Canada. Its trucking titles include Today’s Trucking, highwaySTAR, Transport Routier, Truck & Trailer, and Truck & Trailer West.
Plans for complementary events at the show, including an extensive seminar program, are underway. Recently confirmed is the National Truck Beauty Competition, a one-of-a-kind event in Canada presented by highwaySTAR magazine and organized by Stars & Stripes Show Truck Events LLC. Stars and Stripes organizes show-and-shine events at the Mid America Trucking Show in Louisville, Ky., as well as numerous other trucking events in the United States.
Show news and registration information is available online at www.truckworld.ca.
Show Location: International Centre, 6900 Airport Road, Toronto
Show Dates: Thursday, April 22 10am - 6pm
Friday, April 23 10am - 8pm
Saturday, April 24 9am - 5pm
Truck World 2004 is endorsed by the Ontario Trucking Association
and the Canadian Trucking Alliance.
Truck World is on target to have more than 500 exhibitors covering nearly 300,000 square-feet of floor space, said Show Manager Mark Cusack. More than 15,000 trucking professionals are expected to attend the three-day event, to be held at the International Centre in Toronto on April 22-24.
Cusack credits the change in venue and dates for the success of the show.
"The International Centre is five minutes away from Pearson International Airport and near all major highways," said Cusack. "Add the convenient location to new spring dates-which will offer exhibitors the ideal opportunity to unveil and showcase their new product lines-and you have a winning combination."
Truck World is Canada’s largest truck show, featuring the latest in product design, technology, specialty equipment, support materials, and services for the trucking industry. It is owned by Truck World Show Corp., a wholly owned subsidiary of New Communications Group Inc. NCG produces business-to-business publications serving the trucking, automotive, and construction markets in Canada. Its trucking titles include Today’s Trucking, highwaySTAR, Transport Routier, Truck & Trailer, and Truck & Trailer West.
Plans for complementary events at the show, including an extensive seminar program, are underway. Recently confirmed is the National Truck Beauty Competition, a one-of-a-kind event in Canada presented by highwaySTAR magazine and organized by Stars & Stripes Show Truck Events LLC. Stars and Stripes organizes show-and-shine events at the Mid America Trucking Show in Louisville, Ky., as well as numerous other trucking events in the United States.
Show news and registration information is available online at www.truckworld.ca.
Show Location: International Centre, 6900 Airport Road, Toronto
Show Dates: Thursday, April 22 10am - 6pm
Friday, April 23 10am - 8pm
Saturday, April 24 9am - 5pm
Truck World 2004 is endorsed by the Ontario Trucking Association
and the Canadian Trucking Alliance.