Trade Center

A trade center is a facility or building designed to support and facilitate trade and commerce. It often hosts businesses, offices, and services that cater to local and international trade, including exhibitions and conventions. Trade centers provide resources for companies to showcase their products, network with potential clients, and engage in business activities. They play a crucial role in economic development by promoting trade and serving as hubs for industry and commerce, allowing businesses to connect and collaborate effectively. Classic examples include the World Trade Center in New York, which was a prominent symbol of international business before its destruction in 2001.