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Japan's Largest Venue, Tokyo Big Sight, Ranks ( Unit = 1k㎡. Yellow Global Venue Space Ranking denotes cities in Asia.) Japan’s largest venue, Tokyo Big Sight, ranks 78th 1. Hannover Exhibition grounds/Deutsche Messe AG, Hannover (Ger) ........................... 466 86. MESSE FRIEDRICHSHAFEN (Ger)..................................................................................... 86 2. National Exhibition and Convention Center (NECC) (Chi) ............................................ 404 88. Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre (Chi) ........................................................ 83 3. Messe Frankfurt (Ger) ...................................................................................................... 367 89. CNR Expo Center (Tur) .................................................................................................... 82 4. Fiera Milano (Ita) .............................................................................................................. 345 90. Shanghai World Expo International Exhibition & Convention Center (Chi)................ 81 5. China Import and Export Fair Complex (Pazhou Complex) (Chi).................................. 338 91. Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre (ADNEC) (Uae).................................................. 80 6. Kunming Dianchi International Convention & Exhibition Center (Chi) ........................ 310 91. George R. Brown Convention Center (USA) .................................................................. 80 7. Koelnmesse (Ger) ............................................................................................................. 284 91. Damascus International Fairground (Syr)...................................................................... 80 8. Messe Duesseldorf (Ger) ................................................................................................. 262 91. Dalian World Expo Centre (Chi) ....................................................................................... 80 9. Crocus Expo International Exhibition Center (Rus) ....................................................... 255 91. Nanjing Convention and Exhibition Centre (Chi) ........................................................... 80 10. Paris Nord Villepinte (Fra) ............................................................................................. 246 91. Paris Le Bourget Parc des Expositions (Fra) ................................................................. 80 11. McCormick Place (USA) ................................................................................................. 242 97. Guangzhou International Sourcing Centre (Guangzhou mart) (Chi) ............................ 79 12. Fira de Barcelona: Gran Via venue (Spa) ..................................................................... 240 98. Anaheim Convention Center (USA) ................................................................................ 78 13. Feria Valencia (Spa) ....................................................................................................... 231 98. Jacob K. Javits Convention Center of New York (USA)................................................. 78 14. Paris expo Porte de Versailles (Fra) ............................................................................. 220 98. Messezentrum Bad Salzuflen (Ger) ................................................................................ 78 15. Chongqing International Expo Center (Chi) ................................................................. 204 98. Amsterdam Rai (Ned) ....................................................................................................... 78 16. The NEC（National Exhibition Centre） (UK)................................................................. 202 102. Ningbo International Convention and Exhibition Center (Intex Ningbo) (Chi) .......... 77 17. BolognaFiere (Ita)........................................................................................................... 200 102. Guiyang International Convention & Exhibition Centre (Chi) ..................................... 77 17. IFEMA Feria de Madrid (Spa) ........................................................................................ 200 104. Exhibition Pavilion of Anhembi (Bra)............................................................................ 76 17. Messe Muenchen (Ger)................................................................................................. 200 104. LINGOTTO FIERE Srl (Ita)................................................................................................ 76 17. Shanghai New International Expo Centre (SNIEC) (Chi)............................................ 200 104. Expo Center Norte (Sao Paulo) (Bra) ............................................................................ 76 21. Orange County Convention Center (USA).................................................................... 197 104. Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center, Hall 1,2(Taiwan) ................................................... 76 22. Western China International Expo Center (Chi).......................................................... 192 108. Izmir Expo Center Gaziemir (Tur).................................................................................. 75 23. Las Vegas Convention Center (USA) ............................................................................ 184 108. PADOVAFIERE S.p.A. (Ita) ............................................................................................... 75 24. Zagreb Fair (Cro) ........................................................................................................... 180 108. The Venetian Macau (Chi).............................................................................................. 75 24. Messe Berlin (Ger).......................................................................................................... 180 111. Donald E. Stephens Convention Center (USA)............................................................. 73 26. Nuernberg Messe (Ger).................................................................................................. 170 112. Makuhari Messe (Nippon Convention Center) (Jpn) ................................................... 72 27. Fiera Roma (Ita).............................................................................................................. 167 113. Los Angeles Convention Center (USA) ........................................................................ 71 28. Qingdao World Expo City (Chi) ..................................................................................... 160 113. Fiera di Vicenza - Italian Exhibition Group (Ita) ......................................................... 71 29. Veronafiere (Ita)............................................................................................................. 155 115. Stockholmsmassan - Stockholm International Fairs (Swe)....................................... 70 30. BILBAO EXHIBITION CENTRE (Spa)............................................................................... 150 115. Intex Osaka (Jpn) .......................................................................................................... 70 30. Hongdao International Conference & Exhibition Center (Chi).................................... 150 115. Kunming International Convention & Exhibition Center (Chi).................................... 70 30. Wuhan International Expo Center (Chi) ........................................................................ 150 118. Poly World Trade Expo Center (Chi) .............................................................................. 68 33. PTAK WARSAW EXPO (Pol) ............................................................................................ 143 119. Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center (USA)......................................................... 67 33. Messe Basel (Sui)........................................................................................................... 141 119. Zhengzhou International Convention and Exhibition Center (Chi) ........................... 67 35. IMPACT Muang Thong Thai (Tha) .................................................................................. 140 120. AsiaWorld-Expo (Chi) ..................................................................................................... 66 35. Georgia World Congress Center (USA) ......................................................................... 140 120. KONYA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE– TÜYAP KONYA INTERNATIONAL FAIR CENTER (Tur)....66 37. Eurexpo Lyon (Fra) ......................................................................................................... 138 123. Expo Guadalajara (Mex)................................................................................................. 65 38. FIERE DI PARMA (Ita)...................................................................................................... 135 123. Bangalore International Exhibition Centre (Ind)......................................................... 65 39. VVC Moskau (Rus) .......................................................................................................... 133 123. Walter E. Washington Convention Center (USA)......................................................... 65 40. Bella Center (Den) .......................................................................................................... 122 123. China International Exhibition Center (CIEC-Beijing) (Chi) ......................................
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