Canarian Weekly
26-04-2013, 11:50
The Cabildo of Tenerife has announced that the Tenerife Exposaldo will be held this year between the 9th and 13th May in Santa Cruz.
The new ticket price is 3 euros which can be redeemed against a purchase at the event.
Cabildo Vice-President, Carlos Alonso, along with the Minister island of Economic Development, Trade and Employment, Efraín Medina Fair Director, Ricardo Palacios, said that “another novelty this year is a decrease in the price for the exhibitors which has fallen by up to 50 percent.”
This year there is a record participation 140 stalls, 25 percent of them are new.
There are also mini stands this year for new businesses.
Exposaldo Tenerife will occupy more than 15,000 square meters at the Recinto Ferial, and the organisers are expecting 40,000 people to visit.
Unlike last year, the ‘Outlet top brands’ will be integrated into the exhibition and will not be isolated.
Medina detailed that visitors can purchase products such as textiles, accessories, footwear, electrical appliances, toys, decoration, furniture, cars for sale, and even homes. Alonso recognised that they have chosen to remove “barriers” to increase consumption, and stressed that Exposaldo is a “bargain” for retailers and consumers.
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The new ticket price is 3 euros which can be redeemed against a purchase at the event.
Cabildo Vice-President, Carlos Alonso, along with the Minister island of Economic Development, Trade and Employment, Efraín Medina Fair Director, Ricardo Palacios, said that “another novelty this year is a decrease in the price for the exhibitors which has fallen by up to 50 percent.”
This year there is a record participation 140 stalls, 25 percent of them are new.
There are also mini stands this year for new businesses.
Exposaldo Tenerife will occupy more than 15,000 square meters at the Recinto Ferial, and the organisers are expecting 40,000 people to visit.
Unlike last year, the ‘Outlet top brands’ will be integrated into the exhibition and will not be isolated.
Medina detailed that visitors can purchase products such as textiles, accessories, footwear, electrical appliances, toys, decoration, furniture, cars for sale, and even homes. Alonso recognised that they have chosen to remove “barriers” to increase consumption, and stressed that Exposaldo is a “bargain” for retailers and consumers.
More... (http://www.canarianweekly.com/tenerife-exposaldo/)