7th HTCC Africa Expo – Get to know Africa better
Travel around Africa in four days in the heart of Budapest. The 7th HTCC Africa Expo invites you to enjoy four wonderful days exploring the beauty and hidden treasures of Africa at its exhibition. Let us meet at the Expo from the 1st to the 4th of March.
About the Expo
Get to know Nigeria, Congo, Togo or Senegal better. Members of HTCC (Hungarian Trade & Cultural Center) inform you about the latest business opportunities from Malawi to Morocco. Meet experts, writers, and celebrities who love Africa, such as Sena Dagadu or Kembe Sorel. Take pleasure in admiring the balafon play and acrobatic dance of Abdoul Camara, aĀ prize-winnerĀ Senegalese dancer. Listen to the talented Djakali Kone playing the so-called African kora (harp) from Burkina Faso. The 7th HTCC African Expo and Fair is waiting for you with the original African atmosphere, an animal show, spectacular programmes, and loads of information about Africa.
“There are a lot of negative aspects about Africa and just a few people know the beauties and values of this continent. It is a great mistake. It is worth exploring the wonders and treasures of Africa!” Sena Dagadu singer, one of the supporters of the 7th HTCC Africa EXPO
Exhibitions and tickets
The event takes place at the Hungexpo Budapest Fair Center (1101 Budapest, Albertirsai street 10.) from the first to the fourth of March. The four days long event is a co-event of the Travel Show at HUNGEXPO Budapest Fair Center. Furthermore, one ticket is valid for the simultaneous exhibitions: the Bike Expo, the FutĆ³ Expo (Running Expo), and the 6. JĆ”ratlan Utakon FesztivĆ”l (6th Unknown Pathways Festival). The first 150 places for the 7th HTCC African Expo and Fair (both the opening ceremony and the conference) are free. If all of those are sold out, you can buy tickets on the spot or online.
Programmes for kids
The KamĆ©leon Sziget (Chameleon Island) makes it possible to admire the African four-toed hedgehog and the curious chameleon changing itsĀ colours. Moreover, Taita Foundation entertains kids with craft activities, pearl beading, African board games, and masks at the kids’ corner.
Special exhibitions
There are two special exhibitions at the expo. Little kids from Malawi could photograph their everyday life after a crash-course. The Fƶldkelte AlapĆtvĆ”ny (Earthrise Foundation) shows the best photos at the Ismerd meg a VilĆ”got (Get to Know the World) exhibition. You can also look at the Masks of Africa: the valuable and most beautiful pieces of a private collection called Burkina FasĆ³tĆ³l KongĆ³ig (From Burkina Faso to Congo), that were never presented before.
Prizes
If you sign up for the newsletter at the Utazz AfrikƔba UtazƔsi Iroda (Travel to Africa Tour Operator) booth, you can win a discounted trip to Senegal, and if you book any trips to Africa, you will be able to get even more discounts.
More information
Come and join us from the 1st to the 4th of March. Our address isĀ Hungexpo Budapest Fair Center (1101 Budapest, Albertirsai street 10.) For more information, visit the event’s website. There, you can find the Exhibition Catalogue and the detailed schedule of the Opening Ceremony and the Conference.
If you want to read about more exhibitions in Budapest, take a look at theĀ following:
- Frida Kahlo exhibition in Hungary for the first time
- Art in the 19th century ā Hungarian National Gallery
- Let us meet the human body
Photos: Hungarian Trade & Cultural Center (HTCC)
Featured image: www.facebook.com/HungarianTradeAndCulturalCenter
Source: HTCC – press release
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