Bigger exhibit space, new products and more programs offered at Peru Gaming Show

Organizers added that this year’s event is shaping up to be even bigger and much better than last year’s.   With a 40% increase in exhibit space over last year, which is already completely sold out, we are on track to offering the largest gaming show ever held in Peru and possibly all of Latin America,” said the organizers of the show.

“Pre-registration for visitors attending the show and the 4th International Gaming Conference already exceeded last year’s numbers.  The topics being offered by the expert presenters are arousing much interest from operators.  The increase in the number of exhibitors and the promise of the new and exciting products and programs being offered is obviously also taking its toll on show registrations.  We are sure to surpass last year’s numbers by a large margin,” organizers added. 

Affiliated Marketing Group also said that they are experiencing a large increase in the number of attendants from other parts of Latin America.  “The feedback we have received and the amount of interest being generated has made us realize that we are now much more than just a show for Peru. With the many factors Peru has in its favor, we are sure to become a focal point for the gaming industry in Latin America. Our central location in the region, our top international airport, our many tourist attractions, our world class gastronomy, our favorable climate, and our political stability and constantly growing economy have all been important factors in the growth and success we are experiencing.”

“We at Affiliated Marketing Group, the show organizers, are making sure to increase our services in order to keep up with the increase in numbers we are experiencing. We sk visitors to pre-register on line to avoid the possible long waits at the show doors.  It’s as easy as visiting www.perugamingshow.com and clicking on register.  With your preprinted registration obtaining your show badge at the door will only be a matter of minutes,” they concluded.