Last week over the three days of G2E, the leading gaming industry event that takes place each year in Las Vegas, a team from GAMMEX 2009 made dozens of visits to principal exhibitors and met with their top management to explain the benefits Mexico offers to new investors and businesses in the gaming sector, and the pivotal role that gaming expo GAMMEX 2009 will play.

Paul Ryder, Datateam publisher leading the GAMMEX 2009 team in Las Vegas, said: “We decided to support GAMMEX 2009 because we are sure to guarantee the presence of key visitors from all Mexican gaming sectors. We count with expert backing from Latin American casino operations and expert casino marketing support to guarantee a successful expo and sales contracts. Additionally, we offer a strong global advertising campaign through major industry media associates, and exhibitors can be absolutely sure that our expo will attract all the local regional operators”.

In mid-October the UK B2B media business Datateam Publishing Limited became associates of Inclan & Asociados, organizers of the Gaming & Amusement Expo Mexico – GAMMEX 2009. The expo will take place 1 & 2 April 2009 at the International Exhibition and Convention Center located at Mexico City’s World Trade Center.

Izkrah Pinto, executive director of GAMMEX 2009, announced: We are very pleased with the reception given our expo by leading gaming firms at G2E in Las Vegas, and their response to exhibiting at our show in Mexico. We can also confirm that we have negotiated good discounts at principal hotels in the WTC district, such as Holiday Inn, Crowne Plaza, Radisson, and Fiesta, for our exhibitors and visitors."

Pinto concluded: “GAMMEX 2009 is at the forefront of industry development in Mexico and has already sold over 50% of expo space in less than two months since we started. One thing is for sure, we anticipate visitors to exceed 2,000 to our event, making it the largest of its kind in the country.” (E-11.26.08)

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