India, April 18 -- For decades after World War II, the world believed it had entered a relatively peaceful era. While regions like the Middle East remained tense, global stability largely held.

Today, that sense of security is being tested again. Rising geopolitical conflicts remind us that peace is never guaranteed and the impact goes far beyond politics.

Industries that depend on global movement and collaboration, like exhibitions and conventions, are among the first to feel the strain.

After World War II, nations came together to avoid another global conflict. Institutions like the United Nations were formed, and countries shifted focus from military power to economic and cultural growth.

This shift gave rise to international exhib...