2024 China International Fair for Trade in Services: A State-of-the-Art​ Press Center

The ‍2024 China International Fair for Trade in Services‌ is set to⁢ take place ‍on September 12, and the press center, located in the ‌National Convention Center, has been unveiled. The press center has been designed to provide a comfortable and convenient⁤ working environment for media⁢ professionals, with a⁢ range of innovative features‍ and‍ services.

Renovation Completed in 5 Days

The ⁣press center was‌ renovated in just 5 days,‍ with a partial reuse method adopted to quickly complete the⁣ transformation⁤ of the exhibition hall. The construction of the⁤ press center ‍was⁢ comprehensively considered to ensure that the transition task could be completed within the ‍tight​ timeframe.

Landscape‍ Design and Visual ⁢Identity

The landscape design of the ⁣press center features the iconic blue⁤ and‌ yellow colors of the CIFTIS, showcasing a simple⁤ yet elegant international style. The dynamic main visual‌ design⁢ highlights the ‍characteristics of the “dual venues” of the National​ Convention Center and Shougang Park.​ The main landscape⁤ on the first floor is based⁢ on the ‌creative concept⁢ of ‍connecting the world with ⁤service trade, incorporating​ elements such as the‍ CIFTIS mascot “Fuyan” ⁢and‌ the Rainbow‌ Bridge.

Professional Services and Facilities

The ​press center offers a range ‌of ‍professional services and facilities, including:

• Interview area with basic ‍interview⁢ rooms ⁤and studios, as well as upgraded single-sided live ‍broadcast⁤ reporting points equipped with AI⁢ human-computer interaction systems.
• Media convergence lighting⁤ workstation that⁣ provides⁤ effective fill light for reporters through voice control.
• Customized creative ​posters for 34 provinces, autonomous regions, and municipalities across⁣ the country, integrating local ‌specialties, customs, ⁢and construction ‍achievements⁢ into the landscape ⁤creation.
• Media restaurant and tea break‌ service, including cakes, fruits, and tea drinks.
• Robot coffee ‍grinder that can make a cup of ⁤coffee in just 50 seconds.
• Public reading space equipped​ with⁢ tablet computers and multimedia terminals to display integrated media products and ​official publications.

Functional Areas

The press center is divided into ⁣functional areas, including:

• Comprehensive service ⁤area with a comprehensive service desk, information desk, reading area, and more.
• Media⁣ public work area with 138 journalist ⁤workstations, providing plug-and-play high-speed ⁣network ⁣interfaces, ⁢international standard power interfaces, and wired or wireless simultaneous‍ interpretation⁤ systems.
• Media⁤ dedicated work area, press release area, radio and ​television technical service⁣ area, interview area, media catering and tea break area.

Accessibility and Technology

The press center is designed⁤ to​ be accessible and user-friendly,‍ with features such as:

• High-speed network interfaces‍ and international standard power⁢ interfaces.
• Wired⁤ or wireless simultaneous ⁢interpretation systems.
• Large LED screen that can broadcast public signals, conference information, and service information in real ​time.