More than one hundred exhibitors confirm their participation in Mexico, Children's Fairs

Mexico's Children's Fair has already surpassed one hundred exhibiting companies three months before the event. Participation in this fair is exceeding the initial projections set by Feria Valencia.

This new trade event will bring together all sectors related to the children's industry in a single competition. Specifically, the first edition will be held at the Poliforum León fairgrounds in Guanajuato, Mexico, from March 27 to 29, 2003.

The most representative industrial sectors in the children's sector will be present at the Children's Fairs in Mexico. The exhibits will be divided into two zones: European and American. To date, more than 60 European and more than 50 American companies have registered. Business development will intensify in the coming months, and participation is expected to reach approximately 180 exhibitors.

This new trade fair will strengthen commercial ties between Mexico and Spain, as it will provide exhibiting companies with a premier business platform to access new markets, establish business contacts, and attract potential buyers. Furthermore, for European firms, it will offer the opportunity to penetrate the rapidly expanding Mexican market and simultaneously gain access to the United States market.

Mexico, Children's Fairs is the first project within Feria Valencia's internationalization strategy, whose main objective is to open new markets for Spanish companies and the industrial and business sectors involved.

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