As visitor figures arrive for Visual Impact Brisbane 2024, organisers are excited with the news that they have exceeded tallies for the 2018 show, the last in the Queensland capital.
Visual Connections say hundreds of industry professionals flooded through the doors of the Brisbane Convention & Exhibition Centre eager to see the latest innovations for the sign, display and graphics sector.
The attendance on day one of the show outstripped the 2018 iteration, demonstrating the enthusiasm of businesses in the sector.
Visitors are experiencing the latest innovations in sign and display systems, wide-format printing, textile and sublimation printing, engraving, routing and laser cutting, 3D printing, finishing solutions, a variety of software and MIS systems and a full range of media from paper and boards to synthetic media and specialised textiles.
With today the final day for Visual Impact Brisbane, Visual Connections already has its sights set on next year’s Sydney show. Charly Blades, exhibitions manager, Visual Connections, says, “As the first VI Expo in Sydney for over four years, there’s no question VI Sydney is a much-anticipated opportunity, with plenty of attendees from the local market but also visitors from Sydney and NSW, the NT, Victoria and New Zealand already taking the opportunity to be first with the latest.”
The exhibition brings together the latest releases in equipment, systems and services across signage, displays, wide-format and textile printing, routing and engraving, software and services – plus, a packed program of informal sessions at the Connections Centre.
