Thailand Marine and Offshore Expo (TMOX) 2021

Asia | Transport

Third Party Event

24 Nov 2021 - 26 Nov 2021

This unique event which seeks to bring together more than 8,000 industry professionals to tackle the pertinent concerns of the booming offshore, Oil and Gas, shipbuilding and maritime industries in Thailand, from its technological front to the changing market trends.

The international character of Thailand Marine and Offshore Expo 2021 (TMOX) presents unparalleled marketing, education and networking opportunities. Thailand Marine and Offshore Expo 2021 (TMOX) offers you the ideal platform to explore new maritime, offshore, Oil and Gas and shipbuilding opportunities in Thailand and penetrate emerging markets in South-East Asia.
   
Highlight of Thailand Marine and Offshore Expo 2021:

  • A specialized exhibition digital showcase with the physical exhibition covering 3,000 sqm. of space by quality exhibitors.
  • Embrace the virtual experience of TMOX 2021.
  • Increase in exhibition space and more international pavilions.
  • Meet the buyers directly at their doorstep.
  • Showcasing the latest innovations and solutions from Marine and Offshore companies.
  • 3 Days of Thailand Maritime Conference 2021
  • Maritime technical seminars to be a knowledge hub for engineers and factory managers.
  • Business matching activities, online and onsite.

Contact Info:
Official Website : www.thai-marine.com
Facebook : www.facebook.com/TMOXThailand
E-mail : Thai@Asiafireworks.Com
Tel : (+66) 2 513 1418 

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