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7月 2022廣州国际连锁加盟展

作者：廣州·保利世贸博览馆发布时间：2024-12-24 12:48:11

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廣州，悠久的经商传统、繁荣的商业氛围等因素都成为廣州经济飞速发展的助推器。随着各大连锁品牌纷纷入驻廣州，廣州成为了创业投资的沃土，世界各地的投資加盟者紛紛入場，商業繁榮程度可見一斑。

7月21-23日，2022廣州国际连锁加盟展将以全新的姿态亮相千年商都廣州，敬请关注！如有意向参展，请联系协会秘书处：020-38483951，会员专属折扣价。

2022廣州国际连锁加盟展由廣東省連鎖經營協會、上海博華國際展覽有限公司聯合主辦，整合連鎖行業上下遊産業鏈，全方位展示連鎖加盟行業標准化、專業化和品牌化，打造一站式開店服務平台，引領華南連鎖加盟行業新風向！

2022廣州国际连锁加盟展注重连锁加盟类的细分市场，展会囊括餐飲業、教育業、零售業、服務業、一站式開店五大類別，並將各大類別細分爲50+細分品類，打通線上線下雙渠道，實力打造高品質、專業化的投資加盟平台。

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廣州乃至全国范围内的连锁加盟企业将汇聚于此，为华南连锁加盟市场注入新鲜血液，为投资人们呈现更多行业资源交流的难得机遇！

展會現場還將雲集連鎖加盟行業的頂尖專家學者、産業領袖、行業精英，分析當下行業現狀，探尋行業未來風向，展望行業未來發展。

2022年7月21-23日

2022廣州国际连锁加盟展

廣州·保利世贸博览馆

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