We’re beyond excited to share the news that Bigger Dot is now an official distributor for TRIGA® Go in the United States! This partnership signifies a pivotal moment in TRIGA® Displays’ journey towards global expansion, bringing our innovative portable display solutions closer to the US market.
TRIGA® Go stands out with its lightweight hardware and vibrant fabric graphics, offering an eye-catching solution for various activations, events, retail displays and exhibitions. The beauty of TRIGA® lies in its modular design, which not only simplifies assembly but also offers unparalleled customization options. This flexibility makes it an ideal choice for any brand looking to make a memorable impression in various settings.
Choosing TRIGA® over other display products is a decision that brings long-term value and innovation to the forefront. TRIGA® Go offers unparalleled versatility, allowing users to reimagine their display spaces with each event. The tool-less assembly, lightweight design and robust structural integrity make TRIGA® an ideal choice for a wide range of applications, from trade show booths, activation displays, retail outfits to photo booths.
With TRIGA®’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of tensioned textile display technology and Bigger Dot’s expertise in digital print and display solutions, this partnership is poised to deliver unmatched product quality, customer service and cost savings for customers interested in elevating their brand messaging. Bigger Dot’s strategic location in California and its seasoned sales team further ensure that our shared vision for innovative display solutions will be realized.
Keep an eye out for upcoming demonstration sessions and product launches as we embark on this thrilling journey together, setting new standards in the portable display and exhibition industry.
boatica Cape Town, Africa’s premier boating and nautical lifestyle exhibition, returns against the breathtaking backdrop of the Mother City. From the 25th to the 27th of October 2024, the V&A Waterfront will host an exceptional showcase of South Africa’s foremost boating and lifestyle brands.
Continuing its tradition of excellence, boatica Cape Town 2024 pledges to surpass expectations. In partnership with the City of Cape Town for a three-year collaboration, this event transcends mere boat showcasing; it’s a celebration of the blue economy and a platform for boat builders to shine. The 2024 edition boasts a diverse range of activities, including exclusive product launches, and captivating demonstrations. With 80+ exhibitors, attendees can explore a diverse range of vessels, from a variety of powerboats to large luxury catamarans, as well as the latest in boating; water sports and activities, electronic gadgets, gear, and equipment.
A standout feature of boatica Cape Town 2024 is its comprehensive water programme. From Greg Bertish’s Great Optimist Race sponsored by boatica to the SA Sailing Clinic, along with activities such as supping, kayaking, foiling, dragon boats, and informative talks, there’s something for every water enthusiast. Furthermore, the event introduces a new layout, joining land and water to provide a dynamic and immersive experience for all attendees. To kick off the excitement, registration is now open, with a limited time offer of 2-for-1 tickets for any day admission.
Friday, the opening day of the show hosts the Trade Day, providing sector stakeholders as well as the media with an opportunity to dive into the blue economy and connect with the boatbuilding industry. Bruce Tedder, Chairman of the South African Boatbuilders Export Council, highlights, “The South African leisure boatbuilding industry contributes an estimated incredible R3.2 billion to the South African Economy every year, and the blue economy, a further R 2 billion.” He adds, “boatica Cape Town plays a pivotal role in promoting South Africa’s boatbuilding industry on the global stage, making it an integral partner to the industry. We anticipate an exceptional show this year.”Alderman James Vos, Mayoral Committee Member for Economic Growth and Development for the City of Cape Town, underscores, “Our sponsorship of boatica stems from our commitment to foster economic growth via high growth industries such as the ocean economy which is rich in a variety of job and investment opportunities. With boatica, we are showcasing Cape Town as a premier destination for maritime activities.” boatica Cape Town 2024 is an unparalleled event showcasing South Africa’s incredible blue economy.
Against the backdrop of one of Africa’s most vibrant cities, Decorex Cape Town returns from 6 to 9 June 2024 at the CTICC, showcasing cutting-edge design, curated exhibitions, inspiring talks, and product launches. As part of RX Africa’s commitment to sustainability, Decorex Cape Town 2024 marks a significant step towards a greener, more eco-conscious event landscape.
RX Africa, known for its pioneering efforts in sustainability across shows, is proud to announce Decorex Cape Town as its third show this year to embrace eco-conscious practices, following successful implementations by WTM and ILTM. This transition aligns with RX Africa’s Circular Exhibition drive, emphasising the reduction of waste and promoting environmentally friendly practices within the industry.
“As a leader in event management, RX Africa is dedicated to pushing the boundaries of sustainability,” said Carol Weaving, Managing Director of RX Africa. “Our eco-conscious initiatives reflect our commitment to creating events that are not only memorable but also environmentally responsible.”
Decorex Cape Town 2024 will feature a range of sustainable initiatives, including a competition to design a recycling bin, showcasing RX Africa’s efforts to inspire eco-consciousness within the industry. Cape Town’s selection as the event’s host city underscores its status as a hub for large-scale exhibits in Africa. For the past 8 years Cape Town has been awarded the “Top Worldwide City” by The Telegraph Travel Awards and therefore offers the perfect backdrop for Decorex Cape Town 2024, highlighting over 230 of Africa’s most exciting lifestyle companies.
Visitors can expect a wealth of experiences at Decorex Cape Town, including:
Designer Spotlight: International award-winning Cape Town-based interior designer Kim Williams will showcase her unique approach to interiors.
Plascon Colour Design Pods: Presented by Plascon, these immersive room sets will highlight vibrant uses of colour in interior design.
100% Hospitality by Belgotex: Featuring innovative hospitality design concepts by renowned designers.
The Decorex House by Private Property: Showcasing the latest in construction elements and technology.
Craft and Design Institute (CDI) Exhibition: A showcase of export-worthy designs from top local talents.
Food and Entertainment: Samsung Bespoke Cooking Theatre, Future of Design area with CPD-accredited talks, and a pioneering Circular Exhibition on sustainable design.
Join RX Africa at Decorex Cape Town 2024 for a transformative experience in design, sustainability, and innovation.
Acknowledging and celebrating African talent in the food and beverage industry is a top priority for Africa’s Big 7. In 2024, at the premier event for this sector, Africa’s Big 7 will host four dynamic features, offering the next generation of talent a platform to showcase their skills including The Game of Chefs, the Global Pizza Challenge, the National Burger Challenge, and the South African Bakers Challenge. Additionally, the event will address the challenges and opportunities within a sector poised to surpass $1 trillion by 2030.
“Over three days, attendees can network with professionals, thought leaders and buyers at an event designed to connect trends and insights to real-world situations,” says Margaret Peters, Event Manager: Food & Hospitality at dmg events.
“Here, companies can have authentic conversations about pressing concerns affecting the industry. One of the most relevant and pressing themes is, of course, sustainability. Conversations around food insecurity, sustainable approaches to waste, realistic steps towards net zero, and sustainable growth focus on realistic steps companies can make to transform the sector and its impact.”
The event will be focusing on the importance of tapping into food trends, both locally and globally, to craft transformative culinary experiences. What new ingredients and flavours are driving innovation? How are ingredients being sourced and used to create not just new tastes, but to reinforce the message of sustainability? There will also be discussions around: retail mega trends that shape customer behaviours; the future of retail in South Africa; how private labels are innovating despite disruption; the future of plant-based foods; and tapping into the township economy.
In 2024, Africa’s Big 7 is also introducing the inaugural Game of Chefs where Econo Foods is a title sponsor and Unilever a silver sponsor. The Game of Chefs is a culinary competition for up-and-coming young chefs where 12 teams showcase their culinary skills and vie for a cash prize. It’s focused on inspiring and developing young chefs at an event that will give them visibility and experience.
“Unilever Food Solutions is all about supporting, inspiring and progressing chefs, especially the development of young chefs who will be instrumental in delivering trends and inspiring other chefs,” says Yonela Motloung, Unilever Food Solutions Marketing Lead.
“Attendees of the Game of Chefs cook-off can look forward to enjoying 3 course meals with iconic Unilever flavours, which will add a kick to the experience. And, we will be bringing in our chefs to run the competition, providing the competitors with insights and advice they can use to grow in their careers.”
Some of the thought leaders speaking at the event include: Miles Kubheka, Founder, Wakanda Food Accelerator; Arthur Ramoroka, Group Nutritionist, Tiger Brands; Sanjeev Raghubir, Head: Group Sustainability and CSI, Shoprite Checkers; Pavitray Pillay, Behaviour Change Practitioner, WWF South Africa; Ceri Coxon, Head of Customer Experience, Woolworths South Africa; and Chef Coo Pillay, F&B Director, Protea Hotel by Marriott. A full list of speakers and the agenda can be found here.
When it comes to redefining the food and beverage value chain, Africa’s Big 7 lifts the tablecloth on serious issues facing the sector while equally exploring remarkable trends in flavour, approaches and innovations. For attendees, the event is a richly layered experience allowing for networking and deep conversations; and for exhibitors, it is an opportunity to network and connect with decision-makers. As Gabi Davies, Sales and Marketing Assistant at exhibitor Tri Star Foods says: “There’s a lot of positive feedback in terms of reaching new customers at the event and we’re looking forward to presenting our product range to potential customers.”
The event is bolstered by the 2024 Advisory Board which comprises a distinguished group of individuals from leading organisations focused on ensuring the programme reflects the real-world challenges and expectations of the sector. This year, the Board is comprised of Pilisa Matyholo, Group Category Manager: Food at the Spar Group and Ceri Coxon, Head of Trade and Customer Experience: Food at Woolworths under the Retail banner. Cosmos Mamhunze, Senior Country Representative from USAID ATI Southern Africa is the association partner; while Ebrahim Hasrod, Procurement Director at BidFood and Leanne Fraser, Product Development Executive at Famous Brands, fall under the Food Services and Restaurant banner.
Find out more about the event at https://www.africabig7.com/ and join representatives from across Africa to redefine the food and beverage value chain through innovation, expertise and thought-provoking conversations, click here to register.
The premium food and beverage market in Africa is expected to reach $44 billion by 2025i, with top trends revolving around ethical, local, and organic produce.Celebrating this diverse and growing sector, Africa’s Big 7, in its 21st year, will bring together the best in the food and beverage business to showcase quality and in-demand products, identify growth opportunities and close new business deals.
“Our event allows attendees to connect with buyers across the African continent. Discover leads, network with professionals, and access first-class, delectable content,” says Margaret Peters, Event Manager: Food & Hospitality at dmg events.
“Africa’s Big 7 is a well-established brand and while it is a retail-ready show, it delivers freshness in the way of new products from around the world directly to Africa’s doorstep. Suppliers and manufacturers launch new products at the show, enabling key decision makers to build long-lasting relationships, while securing import and export deals, throughout this enticing B2B event.”
Taking place from 11-13 June 2024 at its new venue, the Sandton Convention Centre, the show will delve into the latest consumer trends and dining demands, including addressing how menus are adapting.
The event brings together the best in the business, showcasing quality and in-demand products across all sectors, from catering to bulk suppliers, ensuring that there is something for everyone.
Private label is booming in Africa, with consumers increasingly seeking value without compromising on quality. Africa’s Big 7 connects manufacturers with the key decision-makers who are shaping the future of private label in Africa, offering a unique platform to showcase products and secure lucrative partnerships.
“This is a prime hub for sourcing, trendspotting and connecting with top trade buyers and influencers. Our 2024 edition will set a new benchmark, showcasing the potential to elevate and transform the food and beverage landscape in this dynamic region and beyond.”
Commercial and product managers, heads of packaging and business development, marketing directors and officers will be among the 170+ exhibitors, from across the globe, while 4300+ attendees are anticipated including importers and exporters, food retailers, restaurant managers, buyers and more.
“We are constantly growing and expanding, recognising innovation in the food and beverage industry and moving it forward,” Peters adds.
“A delicious feature at the show this year includes the returning SA Bakers’ Challenge, alongside the third National Burger Challenge and the 14th Global Pizza Challenge, shining the spotlight on comfort food. And for the first time this year, we’ll present Africa’s Game of Chefs, a showcase of the best of the African culinary arts celebrating the most outstanding, up-and-coming hotel chefs together with some of the continent’s most established names to present Africa’s food journey, while inspiring the audience with the thinking behind their brands and food philosophies.”
The co-located events: Africa’s Big 7, the Hotel & Hospitality Expo Africa and SAITEX will combine 500 exhibitors, 10,000 visitors and over 4000sqm of exhibition space to unlock the best opportunities across food and beverage, hospitality, and trade.
By cross collaborating the retail food, interiors, and hospitality industries, the shows create a powerful platform to attract a diverse range of attendees at a one-stop location to increase visibility and boost business networks.
“Africa’s Big 7 promises to serve up the latest and greatest in African food and beverages and is certainly not to be missed. A staggering 92% of last year’s attendees felt that it was important for their business to be there, while 85% planned to return to the show this year,” Peters concludes.
In the heart of South Africa’s bustling economy lies a sector brimming with potential – the township economy. This rapidly expanding industry is essential for the prosperity of numerous South African cities and does not only benefit the local economy; but it also facilitates trade across Southern Africa.
Its importance is highlighted by ecommerce giant Takealot’s latest R150 million deal with the Gauteng provincial government, which aims to integrate the township economy into the growing digital market. The initiative also reflects a growing recognition of the township economy’s potential as a significant driver of economic growth and innovation.
As the region’s dynamic enterprises and emerging economies seek to harness innovation and collaboration, SAITEX 2024 stands at the forefront of this transformative journey. Taking place from 11th to 13th June 2024 at the Sandton Convention Centre, organised by dmg events, SA’s leading international trade exhibition is poised to showcase the latest innovations, trends, and expertise driving the township economy and beyond.
“SAITEX offers an ideal platform for entrepreneurs to engage and conduct business, thereby facilitating regional integration and driving economic growth,” says Phetogo Kubheka, Event Director – Transport & Trade Portfolio at dmg events.
“The township economy’s remarkable growth story sets the stage for numerous trade opportunities. At a total market value of approximately R900 billion, this sector represents a significant market force that cannot be overlooked. SAITEX recognises this potential and has curated a series of workshop sessions featuring trade experts, financial institutions, and successful entrepreneurs, all geared towards unlocking the township economy’s full potential.”
Under the banner of “eKasi Talks,” SAITEX kicks off its workshop program with insights from esteemed speakers. From government officials outlining the impact of policies like the Township Economic Development Bill to industry leaders, shedding light on unlocking opportunities within the region, attendees can expect a wealth of knowledge and actionable strategies to navigate this vibrant market.
Moreover, SAITEX’s commitment to facilitating cross-border collaboration shines through its diverse lineup of SMME sessions. From country spotlights on emerging markets such as the UAE and Dubai to Zambia, to discussions on empowering women in trade, the event provides a platform for businesses to explore new horizons and forge meaningful partnerships.
Highlighting its international reach is the participation of the Zambia Development Agency (ZDA), showcasing Zambia’s finest offerings and fostering trade connections across borders.
“SAITEX serves as a bridge, connecting visionary exhibitors with buyers and suppliers eager to explore new opportunities and source new, niche products while cultivating rewarding partnerships,” says Kubheka.
Dynamic ecommerce workshops delve into the transformative potential of digital platforms in driving trade expansion. With sessions on third-party e-shops, blockchain technology, and social commerce, attendees gain insights into harnessing the power of technology to tap into global markets.
Bernadette Zeiler, CEO and Head of International Trade at the Johannesburg Chamber of Commerce and Industry, lauds SAITEX’s role in facilitating networking and partnership opportunities. As an advisory board member, Zeiler emphasises the event’s instrumental role in expanding business horizons and accessing new markets.
Other advisory board members include Sindiswa Mzamo, Circle of Global Business Women, Alistair Tempest, CEO of Ecommerce Forum Africa, Noah Debeila, President and CEO of the SMME Chamber of Commerce as well as other industry experts.
As SAITEX 2024 gears up to kick off, attendees are encouraged to seize the opportunity to explore trade potential, gain valuable insights, and forge connections that transcend borders. With a robust lineup of sessions covering transformation, women in trade, technology, and finance, SAITEX promises to be a catalyst for growth and prosperity in Southern Africa.
Africa has one of the world’s fastest growing consumer markets, projected to boast 1.7 billion consumers by 2030. The number of ‘ultra-high net worth’ individuals in Africa with assets exceeding $30 million is expected to grow by almost 50% this year, making way for ample retail opportunities. Consumer and business spending in Africa should reach around US$6.6 trillion by 2030, fuelled by population growth and urbanisation.
This gives rise to the strength within the African Continental Free Trade Area that has the potential to boost economies across the continent by promoting intra-African trade. As businesses expand and invest in new markets, they contribute to economic development, infrastructure improvements and overall prosperity. The removal of trade barriers can benefit small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) by providing them with access to larger markets. This encourages entrepreneurship and innovation, and boosts local industries, ultimately benefiting ordinary people involved in these enterprises to capitalise on consumer trends.
According to a recent study by Nielsen on the impact of COVID-19 on the FMCG and Retail markets in South Africa, 68% of consumers reduced their frequency of visiting physical supermarkets, while 37% increased their online shopping activity. By 2025, the value of e-commerce transactions in South Africa is projected to reach R225 billion, while the overall market size is estimated to total R400 billion. Meanwhile, the African e-commerce segment is estimated to realise an annual growth rate of 18.21% and a projected market value of US$72.04 billion.
Discover the myriad possibilities that exist in Southern Africa’s enterprise markets at the Southern African International Trade Exhibition (SAITEX). For nearly three decades, SAITEX has been the tried and tested platform for trade and business opportunities.
The 30th edition from 11-13 June 2024 at its new venue, the Sandton Convention Centre, hosted by dmg events, facilitates tangible international and local trade relationships and enables the private sector to demonstrate innovation, solutions and services to thousands of buyers, retailers, distributors, and wholesalers from multiple trade sectors.The new location allows for a more streamlined user experience for international visitors with direct flight from African destinations into OR Tambo, and facilities available such as the Gautrain from the airport directly to Sandton CBD.
“Don’t miss out on this incredible trade showcase, which includes access to the vast R900 billion township or grey economy in Southern Africa,” says Phetogo Kubheka, SAITEX Event Managerat dmg events
“The event covers all price points and has provided support for SMEs with assistance from government parastatals both domestically, regionally and internationally, to boost opportunities for export.”
The venue will attract a different calibre of visitors and buyers from surrounding businesses, to those who live locally and those coming from all corners of Africa or abroad. “Accommodation and entertainment are all within the same vicinity, enabling even more delegates to participate this year,” Kubheka adds.
The event is tailored to a variety of top executives, business owners, operations and marketing managers, consultants and more. A sizeable 83% of attendees to last year’s SAITEX were satisfied with the workshops and speakers, while 76% are likely to return this year.
Among the different products at this year’s SAITEX are those under Beauty, Cosmetics & Healthcare, Clothing, Textiles & Apparel, where many new brands have entered the industry. The South African beauty segment is forecast to be valued around US$6.16 billion in 2025, while the African fashion segment will grow 16.46% to a projected market value of US$2.23 billion.
Consumer Electronics is another product category at the show complementing Africa’s electronics segment’s estimated annual growth rate of 18.84% and projected market value of US$17.86 billion by 2025.
Furniture & Lighting, alongside Homeware & Giftware will also be included in SAITEX’s product categories. Africa’s furniture segment could grow annually by 15.77% with a projected market value of US$7.5 billion by 2025.The African toys, hobby & DIY segment is expected to reach an annual growth rate of 10.90% and projected market value of US$13.53 billion in the same year.
“These thriving sectors need a place to shine, which is exactly what SAITEX 2024 seeks to provide in addition to inspiring attendees and promoting collaboration,” Kubheka says.
Hotel and Hospitality Expo Africa 2024 will focus on the innovations, trends and conversations that are needed to redefine hospitality on the continent.
The Hotel and Hospitality Expo Africa turns the African hospitality conversation towards transformative action and the innovations, conversations and changes needed to redefine hospitality on the continent. The seventh edition of the expo could not be better timed – the UNWTO World Tourism Barometer[1] saw Africa recover 96% of pre-pandemic visitors in 2023 with international tourism reaching US$1.4 trillion and growth expected to exceed these numbers in 2024. Poised to become the second-fastest growing tourism region[2] this year, Africa’s tourism is achieving impressive momentum thanks to a growing middle class, increased hospitality investment and innovation, and a CAGR of 8.9% by 2032.
“The event provides thought leaders with the opportunity to unpack core challenges and concerns facing the sector today,” says Margaret Peters, Event Manager: Food & Hospitality at dmg events.
“Can sustainability and luxury co-exist? How can timeless, authentic design fuse with innovation to deliver aesthetics and functionality? These are just some of the questions asked, and answered, by high-calibre speakers and experts wanting to find intelligent ways of leveraging technology and transformation to meet changing market needs and expectations.”
Key trends discussed at the event include: artificial intelligence (AI) and the role of emergent and relevant technologies; sustainability and social responsibility; driving tourism in dollars and moving beyond the singular destination; unlocking new revenue opportunities; OTA versus direct booking engines; personalisation and big data; the growth of the bleisure industry; and attracting investment.
“AI is affecting every business, everywhere, and hospitality has an opportunity to step forward and into its wave of innovation to create sustainable change that affects personalisation, decision-making and growth,” says Peters.
“It is also one of multiple trends and shifts in customer need that’s shaping the future of the sector. The African Hospitality Confidence Index 2024[1] found that 92% of customers fit into the bleisure category, 53% use dynamic pricing to optimise revenue, and 89% believe ESG is key to long-term success. Having these conversations at HEA is critical to ensuring longevity for the industry as well as opening the doorway to opportunity.”
The speakers, thinkers and decision-makers gathering to discuss the reality of hospitality in Africa are some of the leaders in future-forward thinking and industry insights. Jeff Blackbeard, Director of Sectors and Markets at Moore Global and Lee-Anne Singer, Marketing and Sales Director at The Singer Group lead the keynote address focusing on exploring the churning landscape of hospitality in Africa. They’re followed by Bronwen Auret, Chief Quality Assurance Officer and Acting Chief Marketing Officer, South African Tourism; Steven Louw, Chief Executive Officer, Steyn City; Brett Hendricks, Chief Executive Officer, Motsamayi Tourism Group and Daphne Kruijsse, Area Manager, Booking.com, among many others. A full list of speakers and the agenda can be found here.
“There is a strong demand for quality accommodation but there is also a need for the industry to focus on sustainability and technological transformation,” says Jeff Blackbeard, Director of Sectors and Markets at Moore Global.
“We need to talk about the trends determining Africa’s hospitality journey as a vibrant international destination, capitalising on the growth felt in 2023.”
The event is bolstered by the 2024 Advisory Board which comprises a distinguished collective of industry champions committed to creating a substantive and well-rounded program for Hotel and Hospitality Expo Africa. This year, the Advisory Board is made up of some of the leaders of industry – key thought leaders and trend makers that include Neil Hughes, Managing Director at Providence Hospitality; Lee-Anne Singer, Chairperson at FEDHASA Cape; Glyn Taylor, CEO at Oasis Life; and Leoni Andereya, Curator at Radisson Red, among many others. The Advisory Board members are selected for their expertise across key areas that include Chief Operations Officers, General Managers, Chefs, and Interiors.
Find out more about the event at www.thehotelshowafrica.com and click here to register to join representatives from across Africa to uncover new ways of redefining hospitality in Africa.
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