How exhibiting works

Date: August 26 to 28, 2024

In-person: Sao Paulo Expo

Visiting hours: from 1 pm to 8 pm.

Registration for Fi South America is not open yet. Register your interest for 2025 here.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

• It is forbidden to enter the event wearing a tank top, shorts or flip-flops.
• The entry of animals of any species or size is prohibited, except guide dogs, duly authorized.
• Minors under 16 years old are not allowed.For those under 18, a guardian must sign a form at the entrance to the event.
• The event organizer reserves the right to remove from the venue any person who causes inconvenience or interferes with the smooth running of the event.
• The participant in the event is aware and agrees that the event organizer has the exclusive right to use images (photos and footage) of people, stands and products for dissemination at any time.

Exhibitor Warning

Some Fi exhibitors have been fraudulently targeted by a company called Expo Guide.

EMERGENCY WARNING: DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES SIGN ANY FORMS FROM THESE COMPANIES.

Expo Guide / FairGuide.com / Construct Data Verlag / International Fairs Directory / Fairs & Business target companies through legitimate exhibition guides. Their current activities cover companies throughout Europe, the Americas and Asia.

Expo Guide claims to offer online listing services. They use a form which resembles an organiser's free catalogue listing service, inviting exhibitors to complete the form for an entry in an on-line directory. Unsuspecting exhibitors who sign and return the form are then contracted into a three-year, non-retractable agreement, which could cost you a significant amount of money, with no foreseeable benefits.

Included in their group is debt collection agency Gravis Inkasso Gmbh and Swiss debt collection agency Premium Recovery AG (a Construct Data subsidiary) which works in partnership with the various guides to intimidate exhibitors into paying.

These publications have no connection with us, or any of our events.

We strongly advise our exhibitors, and the entire exhibition community, to be most vigilant against this and similar organisations.

There are many so-called guides that mail deceptive contracts and then harass those who sign them in error for money.

However the sheer scale and systematic way in which these guides attack exhibitors is outrageous.

Please contact us directly if you have any questions.