Parking China

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Grow your business at Parking China. With an increasing number of privately owned cars in China, parking shortages for residential and commercial functions have become a significant issue. This has led to the central government implementing various policies in order to tackle the problem. Parking China is a specialised exhibition for intelligent parking systems and solutions.

2nd September, 2020 - 4th September, 2020

Event Organizer

Messe Frankfurt
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+86 21 6160 8433
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Event Location

Shanghai, China

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