We partner with expo organizers to list their event on GTsetu, dates, timing and a directory of exhibiting companies, so businesses that couldn’t attend in person can still discover exhibitors and connect with them for cross-border collaboration.
We don’t run the expo, the organizer does. GTsetu is where the expo gets a second, lasting audience: a clean listing page plus a directory of the companies that exhibited.
The expo’s name, organizer, sector focus and a short description of what it covers.
When the expo is happening or happened, at a surface level, no session-by-session agenda.
City and country of the expo, so visitors on GTsetu know where it took place.
A list of the companies that exhibited, each linking to their GTsetu company profile.
Visitors who couldn’t attend can send a collaboration request to any listed exhibitor directly.
The listing and exhibitor directory remain browsable long after the expo dates have passed.
GTsetu partners with expo organizers, chambers, associations and trade bodies to list their expo on our platform, virtually. We publish the expo’s basic details and the companies that exhibited, so businesses that couldn’t travel to attend can still find those exhibitors and reach out for cross-border collaboration.
We’re not an event-management platform, we don’t run booths, floor plans, badges or in-person meeting scheduling. That stays with the organizer and the physical or virtual event itself. What GTsetu adds is what happens next: a simple listing page with the expo’s name, dates and timing, and a directory of its exhibiting companies, each linked to their GTsetu profile. Anyone on GTsetu who couldn’t attend the expo can browse that directory and connect directly with an exhibitor for a cross-border collaboration, at any point after the event.
A simple flow takes an expo from a partner listing to ongoing collaboration for its exhibitors.
An expo organizer, chamber or association partners with GTsetu to list their expo on the platform.
GTsetu publishes a listing page with the expo’s name, dates, timing, location and sector focus.
The organizer shares the list of exhibiting companies, and GTsetu adds them to the expo’s exhibitor directory.
Each listed exhibitor is linked to its GTsetu company profile, showing sector, capabilities and products.
Companies on GTsetu who could not attend the expo browse the directory and find relevant exhibitors.
Interested companies reach out to an exhibitor directly on the platform to start a conversation.
Once both sides agree to proceed, they move into GTsetu’s standard workflow of documents, questionnaires and secure communication.
The expo listing and exhibitor directory remain browsable on GTsetu long after the expo dates have passed.
Every partner organizer gets a simple dashboard, so the expo listing isn’t a one-time post, it’s a channel you can see working.
This helps organizers see their expo working as an ongoing channel for their exhibitors, not just a listing that expires with the event dates.
GTsetu gives your expo a second audience, the companies who couldn’t be there in person, and a simple way for them to reach your exhibitors.
Share your expo details and exhibitor list once, GTsetu handles the listing page and directory.
Companies across 40+ countries who couldn’t attend can still discover your exhibitors.
Each exhibitor’s GTsetu profile keeps drawing interest long after the expo has closed.
See who’s viewing the listing and reaching out to your exhibitors, without extra tools to manage.
Companies connecting through the listing can access market-entry and trade advisors on GTsetu.
A connection made months after the expo still becomes a tracked, structured collaboration.
Your expo and its exhibitors remain visible on GTsetu as a lasting reference, not a one-time post.
You run the expo. GTsetu lists it and connects your exhibitors with companies worldwide. Contact us to discuss onboarding.