2012 Guangdong Foshan Cultural Fair Mix And Match Exhibition Is Neither Fish Nor Fowl.

The municipal government is a flicker.

Ms. Xu is from a ceramic company in Fujian. In June this year, she received a call. The other party said it was the organizers of the Expo and invited them to participate.

The other side promised that the Expo will be co sponsored by the government, and more than 30 media will cooperate with the public.

Ms. Xu was moved by the other party. After collecting the booth charge of 10 thousand and 880 yuan, she got the business right of two booths.

However, after arriving in Foshan, Ms Xu found almost no news about the Expo in the local media.

Moreover, Ms Xu did not see the publicity and inkjet and posters around the exhibition hall.

"We asked businessmen in the vicinity of the exhibition hall. They didn't know that there was a cultural fair. Is this the result of more than 30 media campaigns?"

Let Ms Xu be surprised that the organizers promised that the Expo was co sponsored by the Foshan municipal government. However, when they arrived in Foshan, they did not see the words of the municipal government.

Afterwards, reporters learned from the Nanzhuang Town Government of the venue that the exhibition was not approved by the relevant departments.

Mix and match shows are neither fish nor fowl.

Although there was some doubt about the event, Ms Xu, who paid the money, took part in many of the exhibitors.

But the situation on that day made them even more angry.

"When we came, we did not say that there was a festival of sexual culture held at the same time.

The cultural fair and the cultural festival will be held at the same time. We will surely be neither fish nor fowl. If we know that there is a cultural festival, we will definitely not come.

Ms. Xu said.

Due to the dissatisfaction Cultural Festival snatched away tourists, 20 excitedly exhibitors rushed to the stage of "sex culture" and ended the performance on the afternoon of the afternoon.

On the other hand, the people entering the stadium saw no performances, leaving the cultural industry exhibition area.

Exhibitors later wanted to find the sponsor's theory, but the organizers played a "missing".

Due to the fact that the citizens who came in were few and almost attracted by the sex culture festival, many exhibitors did not sell a commodity for two days.

"We have paid 10 thousand yuan for the booth fee, plus 20 thousand yuan for freight pportation, and who will compensate for such a huge loss?" complained Mr. Wang, who is engaged in jewelry business.

The chaos of exhibitions is common.

Reporters found that after the investigation, in fact, such a chaotic scene of the fair, in Foshan and even some exhibitions in Guangzhou have been common.

According to one industry insider, a similar situation was also observed at the Tea Exposition held in Foshan in 2010.

The early commitment of the organizers was a great surprise, but the exhibitors came to the exhibition to discover that many commitments failed to materialize.

A few days of exhibitions, most of the time, the exhibitors and organizers spent a lot of time in the "trick or treat", and a good exhibition became a mess.

Many exhibitors later filed a lawsuit with the sponsor to claim compensation.

The food festival held in Foshan every year during National Day is even more chaotic.

It is the food festival. Barbecue and pearl milk tea account for the overwhelming majority. There are many foul air, flies, sky, sewage and oil stains in the meeting hall.

Refused to participate in the exhibition was also scolded.

Mr. Chen, director of Foshan Footwear Company, told reporters that he received many phone calls from the organizers of the exhibition every day and invited him to attend the exhibition.

"Most of them heard that I was fooled by the introduction, and sometimes I refused each other, but they were also scolded by them. It was really annoying!" Mr. Chen said, and now he is not a government organization's exhibition.

Many businessmen in Foshan said in an interview with reporters that there are too many exhibitions in Guangdong province. They can receive dozens of exhibitions every year.

Only to make money, flooding into a shortage.

People in the industry say that more and more people are keen to hold exhibitions or be tempted by high profits.

He counted the accounts for reporters. A regular exhibition usually hosts two hundred or three hundred exhibitors. Each exhibitor needs to pay rent ranging from several thousand yuan to 20 thousand yuan.

"To eliminate all kinds of costs, the organizer will make millions of money every time."

He said that such a vicious circle, more and more exhibitions, but exhibitors and exhibitions less and less people, which has become "flooding into a shortage."

"This has created a situation like selling barbecue and selling tea.

Because the organizers can't get the right exhibitors, they can only see one catch. "

An insider said that the threshold of the exhibition is very low, so long as a registered exhibition company is registered, and then several people are invited to run the business, a few exhibitors can be launched.

If you are lucky, you can make a profit. If you have bad luck, you will lose it directly.

Government regulation must not be absent

Guan Xiaohua, Secretary General of Foshan Advertising Association, said in an interview with reporters, "now many exhibition companies are" Bag Companies ". In order to carry out exhibitions, temporary establishment, temporary recruitment and management service personnel have not received professional training. How can such exhibitions be done?

Xu Yufa, a lawyer at Guangdong's Southern law firm, said that if the sponsor was suspected of false propaganda, there was an act of failing to fulfill his promise, whether it was written in the contract or mentioned in the brochure, which was suspected of fraud or false propaganda.

As for the chaos of the cultural fair, he thought that this is not only the responsibility of the organizers, but also the relevant departments of the government are dereliction of duty.

Luo Binhua, a member of the CPPCC National Committee of Foshan, suggested that the government should regulate the relevant procedures of Foshan's exhibition, including the examination and approval of the exhibition, supervision and publicity and education for those responsible for holding the exhibition qualification.