Hostex 2024, Africa’s food, drink and hospitality trade expo, is gearing up to be an unmissable event for industry professionals. With just months to go, Hostex has announced a significant milestone – an impressive 50% of the exhibition floorspace has already been sold, indicating the industry’s support and excitement surrounding this year’s event.
The medical profession, as we all know, is a selfless field that often lacks the appreciation it deserves from those who can afford its services. Now, envision a group of individuals who provide these services free of charge, seeing it as a profound opportunity to serve humanity.
The second Organic & Natural Products Expo Africa held last week surpassed all expectations and left an indelible mark on the organic and natural products industry. This much-needed event received resounding acclaim from exhibitors and visitors alike, firmly establishing itself as the Continent’s foremost platform for organic and natural products.
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The countdown has begun for Africa’s second Organic and Natural Products Expo Africa. This flagship event, organised by South African Trade Promotions (SATP), takes place at the Sandton Convention Centre in Johannesburg from the 14th to the 16th of September. As excitement mounts, exhibitors are eagerly unveiling their plans for this year’s event, which aims to build on the successes of its inaugural edition.
The much-anticipated HOSTEX 2024, Africa’s leading food, drink, and hospitality trade expo since
1986, is preparing for a bumper year, with nine months until it opens its doors to connect the
industry once again. Taking place from 3rd to 5th March 2024 at the Sandton Convention Centre, the
expo is set to unveil the latest trends and developments in these sectors, all under one roof.
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