QWEBEC Expo Opens Early Bird Registrations

MONTREAL — The organizers of the annual QWEBEC Expo have announced that it is now open for discounted early bird registration.

The discounted registration price of $120 per person represents $60 off the regular online registration price of $180. The discount is available until Sunday, June 21, with online registration ending on Sunday, July 26. Standard door registration is $199.

Registered attendees receive access to QWEBEC Expo’s show floor and networking lounge, where all of the action happens during the day; as well as admission to seminars and workshops; speed networking; an online VIP attendees area; plus social events and parties.

QWEBEC Expo will be held this year from August 6-9, at the luxurious Marriott Chateau Champlain hotel in Montreal, which will also be making special hotel rates available for show attendees.

10x10 exhibition booths are also now discounted from the regular price of $2000, down to $1000, until Sunday, July 19, or until sold out.

For more information, visit QWEBEC.com.

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