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Another edition of SICAM is slated to return in October while promising a packed schedule full of display of the latest design and technology to inspire all. SICAM, another leading fair of the market catering to the furniture industry once again welcomes producers, interior decorators, architects and designers in an optimal context for business and the development of new high-level relationships.
October is the ideal time to make choices for the next season: SICAM showcases the latest novelties in terms of materials, design and technologies, those that will be exhibited in the following spring’s International Furniture Fairs. In a trade fair calendar packed with appointments for the components and accessories sector, SICAM’s policy is to prioritize attention to the interests of companies by making direct agreements with trade shows of other countries, to maintain a functional balance for business development in terms economic and organizational sustainability.
Key attractions:
Renewed layout at SICAM 2023
Good news awaits exhibitors and visitors of SICAM 2023: hall 5 of the Pordenone Exhibition Center will be larger, with new direct connections to pavilions 4 and 6 and a further Café. 3,000 sqm additional space for stands and services will be available in the new structure: a renewed layout of the hall, for a different but always easy visit route with a direct access from the central entrance of the Exhibition Centre.
So it’s time the industry starts preparing its visit to the fair: in a stimulating atmosphere, again this year over six hundred international exhibitors of components and accessories await more than eight thousand furniture companies from all over the world at SICAM to develop ideas and projects, to make business relationships and new international partnerships.
The online registration has already begun and it further confirms other daily programme details for the woodworking and manufacturing industry.
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