Free entry drives 2 million visitors to New Delhi World Book Fair 2026, up 20 %, as 1 000+ publishers from 35 countries trade rights and reach new readers.
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New Delhi World Book Fair 2026 expects 2 million visitors, showcasing India’s $9.3B publishing market, 1000+ publishers, and B2B global trade opportunities.
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For those that suffered the west-centric history of the world at school – Arab and Indian cultural relations long predate the arrival of the Europeans on the subcontinent.
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The New Delhi World Book Fair is a very different animal from the larger Kolkata International Book Fair, and nowhere is that clearer than with the video of the Saudi pavilion at the NDWBF in this report from Arab News.
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India participates each year at the Buchmesse through the National Book Trust, but the Buchmesse presence in India has been, shall we say, casual?
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so far the NDWBF looks to be going well, and the Saudi pavilion is looking great. Wish I could be there to see this all first hand, but school comes first.
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Kolkata is reporting 400,000 visitors over its opening weekend.
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AI-assisted translation can open up huge swathes of the Indian market, a market where English, which we westerners might think is the main language and all we need to worry about, is way down the language list on this beautiful continent.
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2024 is looking likely to break book fair records around the globe.
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The National Book Trust confirmed many major India-based publishers including Penguin Random House...
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While the Delhi events organisers understand the potential of digital, the Kolkata organisers seem...
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2020 is off to a great start on the global book fair front, but what follows should be seen as...
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