"exhibition industry" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could say: "The exhibition industry has seen unprecedented growth in recent years."
"Summary of Women in Toronto's Exhibition Industry, 1912-1924". Unpublished.
This paper, from four aspects, discusses the benefits brought to the exhibition industry by multimedia arts in the computer era.
Moore, Paul S. "Summary of Women in Toronto's Exhibition Industry, 1912 - 1924," Unpublished.
The combination of multimedia and exhibition and the creation of the interactive virtual exhibition platform with more vividness and humanity exploit new development space and survival market for multimedia design, so as to bring new reforms in the exhibition industry.
LAS VEGAS — For decades Universal Pictures spent lavishly to wine and dine movie theater owners during ShoWest, the exhibition industry's annual convention and trade show here: stars, special screenings, parties, the works.
Tensions also have flared up recently within the exhibition industry.
David Larkin, the chief executive of TSNN.com, a Web site that publishes data on the corporate trade show and exhibition industries, said that many of the top show and meetings locations were now "totally hurting for business" and saddled with overcapacity.
He said, in part, "Let me begin with the obvious: The production and exhibition industries cannot succeed -- cannot survive -- without each other.
That's just my normativity, in the same way that it is for a lot of other people in seemingly exclusionary exhibition industries.
In the exhibition hall, industry officials talked about how far the industry had come from the days when Charles Goodyear invented vulcanization, which helped transform Akron into the industry's birthplace.
He was an eighteen-year-old military cadet in Moscow, committed to a career in the tsar's army and completely ignorant of art, when he was thunderstruck by the paintings in an All-Russian Exhibition of Industry and Art.
