SICAM 2017 is the largest edition ever
SICAMs offer grows again this year
|
SICAMs offer grows again this year: stands with novelties and proposals fill up all the halls of the Pordenone Exhibition Centre with new participation of global corporations and small/medium-sized production companies from all over the world. This year, hall 1 will be completely filled up with exhibitors, increasing again the occupied exhibition space! A smart lay out, calculated to make the visit itinerary more effective, in all nine halls eases the visit of professionals and the organization of business meetings: the three entrances to the fairgrounds distribute the flow of visitors in a homogeneous manner and all stands are quickly reachable. At SICAM you never lose time! Organize now your visit to SICAM and print your entrance badge!
Remember: only with the printed badge you will be able to access the event directly from all three entrances; without badge, registration at reception is mandatory. An always improved service
Venice, Treviso and now also Trieste: it is easier and quicker this year to get to SICAM. Three international airports, with direct flights every day from more than 150 destinations in Europe and around the world, are served by our shuttle bus, which will take you in less than an hour to the fair. |
|
|
|
|
|
Exposicam Srl Via Carducci 12 - 20123 Milano |
Para mayor informacion: http://exposicam.vetas.com
IT MAY INTEREST YOU
Recovery after the fire: We will not have forests again for decades, but species such as oaks and pines can regenerate naturally
Experts recommend protecting burned soil especially the first year
New German study discovers that forests store up to one million microplastics per square meter after decades of plastic rain
Researchers at the Technical University of Darmstadt discovered that forest floors contain large amounts of microplastics, which arrive mainly through air.
The trees that best cool cities: keys to planting against urban heat
Urban trees are not just an ornament: they are climate infrastructure. Some species cool more than others thanks to their shade and evapotranspiration. Researchers in Valencia identified which ones work best to reduce temperatures in urban environments and how their correct distribution can transform sweltering neighborhoods into liveable places.
