MARBLE, the International Natural Stone, Machinery and Related Products Exhibition, will hold its new edition from February 26 to March 2, 2002, which, as is already traditional, will coincide with CEVISAMA.
Following the excellent results achieved last year, MÁRMOL will once again be located in Hall 8 of Feria Valencia. This provides trade visitors with quick and easy access from the North Forum of the venue, which also serves as the natural connection to CEVISAMA.
MARBLE is the trade fair that supports a sector that generates around half a billion pesetas annually (about 3.005 million euros) with exports accounting for 25% of production.
More than 75.000 visits
in the latest edition
In its latest edition, MÁRMOL received 75.000 professional visitors, with a high percentage of international buyers. MÁRMOL and CEVISAMA are the most internationally appealing trade fairs of their kind held in Spain.
Over 30% of visitors are from abroad, originating from key markets such as Asia, the Middle East, and South America. This high degree of internationalization makes MÁRMOL-CEVISAMA an ideal forum for business relationships, prospecting, and conquering new markets.
The joint event between MÁRMOL and CEVISAMA offers nothing but advantages to exhibitors and buyers. In a single visit, you can discover the full range of these two products, which play a vital role in construction and decoration. The elegance of natural stone and the technical performance of ceramic combine to create stunning environments, as can be seen in many of the exhibition stands.
An international fair
The international reach of MARBLE goes beyond demand. The products offered by MARBLE come from the world's largest producers. Of course, Spain—represented by production areas such as Alicante, the Basque Country, Almería, and Galicia—plays a particularly prominent role.
Countries well known for their exotic natural stones such as India, Belgium, Turkey or Greece, present their production alongside others as established in the market as Italian marble.
New pavilions
from Feria Valencia
Feria Valencia now boasts three new exhibition pavilions as part of its eight-building complex. These are the most modern exhibition spaces built in Spain, spanning three levels and featuring a completely open-plan upper floor.
The new pavilions, showcasing the most advanced construction technology applied to a functional and at the same time spectacular architecture, have been operational since September of last year.
In the construction of the new pavilions, both natural stone and ceramics play a special role, and have been used in the mall, the entrance forums and the common areas.
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