Around 200,000 people are expected to visit this year’s edition of the event, dedicated to the province’s villages and towns, to be held from 19-22 April at Malaga’s Congress and Exhibition Centre.
Unique Festivals
For the second time in the history of the fair, the centre of Malaga will host the Unique Festivals programme. Its objective is to promote the province’s customs and traditions through its unique festivals, such as that of the Ermita de las Tres Cruces (celebrated in Almogia, Alora, Cartama and Pizarra), the Pasos de Riogordo and Cajiz, or Almachar’s Ajoblanco Fair, among others.
Other novelties
The “Flavours of Malaga” stand, aimed at promoting the province’s agricultural and food industries, as well as its restaurants, is just one of the novel elements to be introduced this year.
Complementing these activities, the fair will coincide with the Provincial Forum for Enterprising Culture. Last year’s edition had 600 participants and 40 speakers. This year, the Entrepreneur Seminar 21 will address the subject of tourism.
