Unveiling Soyo Latest Wireless Tour Guide Solution at BoBoHui Expo

abstract : Soyo Technology unveils new wireless tour guide solutions at BoBoHui Expo, expanding in China's booming museum market.

2008-11-01

Soyo Technology is proud to participate in the "3rd Museum and Related Products and Technology Expo" (BoBoHui) at the Beijing National Agricultural Exhibition Hall from November 29 to December 1, 2008. Join us at booth C504 to witness the official release of our cutting-edge solutions, including digital wireless tour guides, navigation, and audio transmission. These innovations are poised to strengthen Soyo presence in the domestic tourism market for 2009. We eagerly welcome both new and returning customers from domestic and international markets to visit our booth and explore the future of wireless technology in tourism!

**Introduction to BoBoHui:**
BoBoHui, the prestigious "3rd Museum and Related Products and Technology Expo," is slated to take place at the Beijing National Agricultural Exhibition Hall from November 29 to December 1, 2008. Approved by the National Cultural Relics Bureau and jointly organized by esteemed entities like the Chinese Museums Association and the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Cultural Relics, BoBoHui has earned a reputation for its influential gatherings in the museum field. Held biennially, it serves as an extensive platform for exhibitions, exchanges, and collaborations in the realm of museum-related achievements, technology, and products. Notably, the former President of the International Council of Museums hailed BoBoHui as "the largest exhibition of technology and product display in the museum industry worldwide" during the inaugural conference!

This significant event encompasses various aspects, such as showcasing first-class national and characteristic museums from home and abroad, exhibiting museum-related products and technology, hosting the 2008 Beijing International Museum Director Forum, and organizing technology exchange and expert appraisal activities. Esteemed guests including Chinese central government officials, International Council of Museums representatives, and leaders from the business, tourism, and cultural sectors will grace the occasion. The organizing committee aims to promote this cultural milestone in the international museum sphere through diverse media channels.

As China's economic strength continues to surge, the government and society are increasingly recognizing the significance of museums. Consequently, the investment in museum culture has grown significantly, with numerous large-scale museums being established or expanded. Presently, China boasts over 2,300 museums of various types. The "Eleventh Five-Year Plan" is set to witness the construction and expansion of a plethora of museums, science museums, and historical and cultural relics facilities, providing unparalleled opportunities for China's museums and related industries to flourish!