8.000 visitors are expected in the fair, which is taking place until Sunday 15th at hotel Grand Tikal Futura with the participation of 120 exhibitors.

Sigloxxi.com reported that "some of the companies present at the fair come from Mexico, Costa Rica, Colombia, Brasil, United States and Europe ... in addition to diplomatic representation from Korea, India and Taiwan...".

Source: sigloxxi.com

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