NECC Shanghai to Add Exhibition Space

September 22, 2019

National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai) (NECC), currently one of Asia’s largest exhibition venues, announced that the venue will add at least 60,000 m2 of new exhibition capacity. This expansion project will bring the venue’s total capacity to more than 464,000 m2 of gross indoor space.

NECC will add two single-storey pavilions. In addition, the venue will invest in new high-quality hardware and software throughout the venue – after the completion of the expansion.

According to NECC, construction on a 5G network has already begun at the venue. Other facilities and services will be provided in the future including automated driving, intelligent service robots, 5G live streaming and more.

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