Hoy comienza EXPO FORESTAL Guadalajara
10. - 12. octubre 2018 | Exposición internacional del sector forestal
La EXPO FORESTAL celebrada en el recinto ferial Guadalajara Exhibition Centre sobre dieciséis mil metros cuadrados de espacio tiene tres temas principales: biodiversidad, tecnología y productividad. Abarca todos los ámbitos de la silvicultura y también ofrece negociaciones y comercialización a nivel nacional además de presentaciones de productos. La EXPO FORESTAL incluye conferencias, foros temáticos, encuentros de negocios, presentaciones comerciales, así como una superficie de exposición con ofertas tecnológicas. El evento es una plataforma ideal para la transferencia de conocimientos y un foro de networking y ventas al mismo tiempo, donde los profesionales que trabajan en el sector forestal de México tienen la oportunidad de aprender más acerca de equipos, maquinaria y tecnologías innovadoras y también de comprarlos. El Guadalajara Exhibition Centre es el recinto ferial más grande de México y el tercer más grande en América Latina. Tiene parqueaderos para visitantes y es fácilmente accesible en transporte público.
La EXPO FORESTAL se puede visitar desde hoy miércoles, 10. octubre a viernes, 12. octubre 2018 en Guadalajara, Mexico.
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