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Business trends and success tips: entrepreneur advice from Gifts World Expo

In this photo essay, we showcase highlights from Gifts World Expo 2026 at Palace Grounds, Bengaluru.

Business trends and success tips: entrepreneur advice from Gifts World Expo

Since its inception in 2014, PhotoSparks, a weekly feature from YourStory, has consistently showcased photographs that highlight the essence of creativity and innovation. Over the course of 1,020 posts, the collection has featured an array of events, ranging from art festivals and cartoon galleries to world music festivals, telecom expos, millets fairs, climate change expos, wildlife conferences, startup festivals, Diwali rangoli, and even jazz festivals.

The gifting industry has undergone a significant transformation in recent years, becoming more thoughtful, personalized, and environmentally responsible. This shift presents a significant opportunity for Indian brands that can masterfully blend good design with a compelling narrative. This realization was echoed by exhibitors at the recent Gifts World Expo Bengaluru, an event organized by MEX Exhibitions and Messe Frankfurt Asia Holdings.

Among the exhibitors featured in this photo essay are Coconut Sugar, EcoCradle, Haath ka Bana, Kalaspoorthi, Nutraj, Rene Kolkata, and Smartivity. During a series of illuminating interviews, these exhibitors shared their insights into the emerging trends within the gifting industry. Moreover, they offered valuable advice for aspiring entrepreneurs who aspire to make their mark in this dynamic and evolving landscape.

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