‘One more step towards cultural diversity and an open, cosmopolitan outlook, as dictated by the history and geographical location of Thessaloniki’; this is how Deputy Minister of Culture, Ms. Angela Gerekou, characterised Art Thessaloniki International Contemporary Art Fair to be held from October 29 to November 1, 2015. The event
The ‘Choco Factory and Museum’, which will operate for six months at Thessaloniki Exhibition Centre, starting on 6 September, the inauguration date of the 79th TIF, is expected to welcome over 500,000 visitors. There is already tremendous interest both in Greece and in neighbouring countries in visiting this impressive theme
TIF-HELEXPO is embarking on a strategic partnership with the National Bank of Greece, a leader in the financial field. This is an important move that takes place within the context of the company’s new strategies for ‘alliances’ with important financial players of the country, in an effort to enlarge the
TIF-HELEXPO S.A., based on a modern growth model and philosophy, is moving forward by planning and creating new activities to be held on its premises, combining family recreation with education. Within the framework of such initiatives, for the first time in Greece, Thessaloniki is acquiring a fairy-tale yet real ‘Chocolate Factory and Museum’.
The HELLENIC JEWELLERY FAIR, held at the Metropolitan Expo exhibition centre in Athens, ended on 24 February with an increased number of visitors compared to last year’s event. HELLENIC JEWELLERY FAIR received a total of 3,107 trade visitors and professionals from Greece and abroad, as compared to 2,850 during last