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Helsinki Travel Fair 2013



 Nordic Travel Fair 2013 has been held again. This year there were more than 76 000 visitors.
The day before the opening we were organizing the stand in order. Watching the expedition hall a little skeptical, wondering if everything is ready for the opening morning  but of course it worked.

The days of the exhibition our stand was visited by a lot of familiar customers. There were also clients with whom we did not yet met; very pleasant surprises when the names familiar from e-mails or phone got faces.

There were many people  who wanted to know more about either purchasing or renting housing. Some also asked general information about Turkey, in particular in Alanya housing.

I wonder if due to the location of our department (in the corner of corridors) , but many times we were asked to advise the fair guests, who are looking for some specific department. Fortunately we had a map of the exhibition area, from which then together we tried to find the right address!

All in all, the event was very interesting and we want to thank all fair guests. Hope to see you again at forthcoming exhibitions!





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