Fair Guide in Izmir, Source Agent in Izmir
Searching for a fair guide in Izmir is a highly vital element if it’s your first time in the city. (Fair guide means an interpreter and a mediator between buyers and wholesalers.) Izmir is the third biggest city in Turkey and it is known as “the pearl of Aegean”. As well as its historical background through centuries, it is also well-developed city and an epicenter for trade. Thanks to its location, Izmir has been an important spot for traders through the centuries. The city has a great capacity to import and export since it has a great variety of industrial areas. It’s important to contact with a fair guide, interpreter who knows wholesale market.
Fair Centers in Izmir: Izfaş, FuarIzmir and KültürPark
There is a famous fair center which is called “ Izmir Fair Services Culture and Art Affairs, IZFAS hosts some conventional fairs very year. It also hosted the first professional exhibiton which is called “Izmir Enternasyonal Fuarı” in 1936 in Turkey. Izfaş organizes trade fairs every year. After the pandemic, they also start to shoecase virtual fairs for their exhibitors.
Izmir Marble Natural Stone, If Wedding Fashion Izmir are one of the prominent fairs in international fair sector. There are two main fair areas and those are: FuarIzmir and Kültür Park. Both centers offer social complex such as cafe and restaurants, parking areas, seminar and exhibiton halls.
In addition to these features, Kültürpark is a place that hosts cultural and entertainment activities from concerts, movies, theaters to the seminars. There are also museums in the area you can visit. Painting and Sculpture Museum, Izmir History and Art Museum and so on.
Where to Stay in Izmir
There are several hotel options close to the fair area. Moreover, you can see the hotels according to their location. I will list some of them here. However, if you choose to stay in the center, you will be away just couple of minutes from the coast. Furthermore, the area is full of restaurants, bars, exchange offices and so on.
