SIL 2010 launches its new website

As part of its constant desire to improve the service it offers exhibitors and visitors as well as provide a bigger and better service, the International Logistics and Material Handling Exhibition (SIL) has updated its website. The new www.silbcn.com features a modern, dynamic and flexible design all while offering new business possibilities.
Image and design are two factors that have very much been kept in mind when creating this new website with a dual objective: to provide all the information on SIL 2010 in a clear and accessible way; and achieve greatest of notoriety for all the sponsors and companies that participate in the International Logistics and Material Handling Exhibition, the leader in the Mediterranean Arc and second in Europe.

Through www.silbcn.com, which sees 226,532 visits annually, everyone can find out first hand about the new ways to participate in SIL 2010 which adapt to all tastes and budgets. For example, it is worth highlighting the "Time-Shared Hospitality Area", which will make it possible for any business to use a luxurious 180 m2 area located in a preferential spot for approximately 10% of the actual cost.

One of the main new developments the new SIL website offers is participation in the SIL 2010 Virtual Area, a meeting place for the entire sector where those who wish may obtain information 365 days a year, connect and do business with the associations and companies that participate in SIL.

At www.silbcn.com SIL 2010 exhibitors have access to a private area where they can conduct all the necessary transactions related to their participation in the International Logistics and Material Handling Exhibition. Likewise, anyone may easily check the schedule of events for the Exhibition so it may be as far-reaching as possible.

SIL 2010, which will be held from 25 to 28 May 2010 at the Gran Vía de Fira Venue in Barcelona, is offering new and useful tools and all types of facilities so that sector businesses may be present at the annual logistics event in Spain.
 

Source: Transportweekly