Chennai trade centre, located in Chennai, India, has held many international trade exhibitions and conferences. The exhibition center covers an area of 10560 square meters and has three halls. That is, hall 1 4400 square meters, hall 2 1760 square meters and Hall 3 4400 square meters.All the halls are interconnected. Hall 3 is connected to the conference center. The conference hall can accommodate 1500 participants, with complete functions and advanced facilities.

The Chennai Convention and Exhibition Center in India is located on the poonamallee road in bakam, South damba. Chennai airport is about 6km away from the northern edge, and the nearest railway station is Mount St. Thomas railway station, which is connected with Chennai suburban railway network.

Chennai Exhibition Center in India is a traditional exhibition hall, which has complex south dambakam, Chennai, host number trade exhibition and tradition every year. This is the public infrastructure, the leading trade promotion agency of the Indian Trade Promotion Organization Development (ITPO), outside the Ministry of Commerce and industry of the government of India in New Delhi. A joint initiative of the trade promotion organization in New Delhi and Tamil Nadu, holding 51% and 49% shares, respectively, is that the trade center is designed by CR Narayan Rao and opened in January 2001, commissioned by the Convention and Exhibition Center, and opened in November 2004. The exhibition hall is a construction cost of 2.3 billion rupees, of which the conference center costs 2.2 billion rupees.