Successfully organised Book Fair, Exhibition of Art and Education Fair at the Novi Sad Fair marked the beginning of the season of fairs in 2014. The season continues with the International Tourism Fair, which is held in spring for this first time, from 10 to 14 April.
In addition to a comprehensive tourist offer and exclusive destinations, the fair will have a high-quality programme, both at the Master Congress Centre of the Novi Sad Fair and at exhibitors’ stands, and the new term is a great opportunity for tour operator to present summer holiday arrangements.
In parallel with the Tourism Fair, the Fair of Gastronomy and Wine Fair, Beer, Rakia Brandy and Coffee will be organised for the first time this year.
Weekend packages will be presented at the Tourism Fair, travel agencies will be offering discounts, and certain exhibitors have also prepared a gift-game for the visitors. “Last minute” Easter holiday deals will be very attractive this year.
Visitors will have the opportunity to see the offer of tourist cities of Montenegro, the Tourist Organisation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, exhibitors from Slovenia, Spa Association of Western Serbia, Tourist Organisation of Serbia (TOS), Tourist Organisation of Vojvodina, Novi Sad Tourist Organisation. The Vojvodina Secretariat for Economy, Employment and Gender Equality will organise the programme “Richness of Diversity”. The YUTA National Association of Travel Agencies will be there with its members. Business meetings “Workshop by Tourist Prism” will be organised on the second day of the fair, 11 April.
THE MOST IMPORTANT EVENT IN AGROBUSINESS
The first half of the year at the fairgrounds will be crowned with the most important agribusiness event in this part of Europe – the 81st International Agricultural Fair, which takes place from Tuesday, 20 May, through Monday, 26 May.
Entering the ninth decade of existence, the Agricultural Fair confirms that it is a leading trade fair in the field of agribusiness. Partner country this year is the Netherlands. Exhibitors and visitors come at the Agricultural Fair from all over Europe and from other continents. About 30% of exhibitors are from abroad; the percentage of those exhibiting agricultural machinery and equipment is about the same, while one in ten is an exhibitor of livestock production in Serbia.
The fair in 2013 presented products from 60 countries, the visitors came from four continents, around 40 congresses were organised, the quality of products was evaluated in 32 commodity groups and the largest national exhibition of livestock was prepared. Through innovation of fair facilities and introduction of current issues, presentations of new products, ideas and projects, the Agricultural Fair in Novi Sad remains vital and strong, with a tradition of over eight decades.
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