TAIPEI – The organisers of this year’s TITAS trade show, which took place in Taiwan’s capital of Taipei, have reported that the event proved a success despite the multitude of COVID-19 restrictions which are affecting countries around the world, with as many as 356 exhibitors making the trip from across Asia, Europe and the Americas.
The Taiwan Textile Federation (TTF) which hosted what will be one of few textile industry events to be held this year, says upwards of 32,000 visitors engaged with the event either in-person or virtually, as it homed in on personal protective equipment (PPE), functional applications and sustainability.
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