FIMMA Brasil 2019 opens visitor registration
Visitors can access the fair's website at the ‘how to participate' tab and fill in their registration form.
The registration form to visit the fifth largest fair in the world - The International Fair of Machines, Raw Materials and Accessories for the Furniture Industry (FIMMA Brasil) 2019 - from March 26 to 29 is available online.
After completing the information on the site through the link http://www.fimma.com.br/credenciamento, visitors will receive an email confirming their registration.
Visitors can pick up their badges when they attend FIMMA Brasil 2019 by entering their e-mail address at one of the printing terminals located in the entrance of pavilions A and E. For security reasons, no one under 16 years of age will be admitted, even if accompanied by a legal guardian. The early registration valid for the 4-day event ensures ease of access to the event.
FIMMA Brasil 2019
When: March 26 to 29, 2019
Where: Parque de Eventos in Bento Gonçalves (RS)
Opening hours: 1 pm – 8 pm
Admission: free by registering
Interested in exhibiting: http://www.fimma.com.br/como-expor
For more information: www.fimma.com.br / +55 54 2102-2450
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