From 4 to 6 April in Baku Expo Center there will be the 7th Caucasus International Exhibition "Everything for Hotels, Restaurants and Supermarkets" Horex Caucasus 2013 ".
She - the only specialized exhibition hotel and restaurant industry in the region. The exhibition organizers are Iteca Caspian LLC and ITE Group PLC.
HOREX Caucasus in 2013 will feature about 30 companies from Azerbaijan, Germany, Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, Turkey and Russia.
The exhibition will be held at the same site with the Azerbaijan International Exhibition "Tourism and Travel" AITF 2013, which involved most of the hotels regions of Azerbaijan.
According to the organizers, the simultaneous execution of two exhibitions will provide a unique opportunity for the hotels directly acquainted with the latest technologies, presented at the exhibition HOREX Caucasus 2013. At their stands and participants will present master classes, where participants and visitors will see the latest equipment in action.
HOREX Caucasus, reflecting the needs of rapidly growing tourism and hotel business in Azerbaijan, in the three days will be a platform for working professionals hotel and restaurant industry. - 08B-
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