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		FLASHNEWS N. 4		OCTOBER 2007
		Exhibitors on the increase at “La Piazza dei Mercanti”
				Over 300 of them are expected in Milan from Italy, the USA and Europe
				Same exhibition area as in the previous edition, but many new features for "La Piazza dei Mercanti", scheduled to take place at fieramilanocity from November 8th through 11th. The first edition, which was held last year, was visited by approximately 18,000 people. The number of exhibitors is on the increase – over 300 of them, both from Italy and from foreign countries, especially Germany, France, Belgium, the Netherlands and the United States. A large crowd of Italian and European collectors is also expected. --> to be continued
		From amateurs’ to experts’, all expectations will be met EXPOCTS Sales Manager Majocchi: “A broad and diversified choice for increasingly demanding collectors”
		"Based on the encouraging data about exhibitors who have confirmed their attendance to date, the range of products on display will provide the 25,000 expected visitors with a broad, diversified supply, which is a pre-requisite to attract collectors who increasingly tend to mix and match different styles both when decorating their homes and when pursuing highly specialized hobbies" says EXPOCTS Sales Manager Fabio Majocchi. --> to be continued
		All sorts of trendy items on display at the Milan-based trade show Your pick and choice of items and prices
		Joining together market trends and the public’s taste is a target that can only be met by focusing on a high-quality and diversified offering. La Piazza dei Mercanti has fully embraced this approach. -->to be continued
		The great works of the XX century at "La Piazza dei Mercanti" The turning of the century has generated a broad, significant supply
		A large number of works, mainly by great artists of the XX century – by far the most widely represented century at this edition of La Piazza dei Mercanti, even if significant items from the XXVIII and XIX century will be on display, too. -->to be continued