One Week Left for $50 Off Qwebec Expo Registrations

MONTREAL — Qwebec Expo organizers are reminding attendees that there is one week left to register at $50 off the regular $150 online price.

Current registration price is $100 per person. The $50 discount from regular online registration price is available until July 3. Online pre-registrations at $150 will end on Aug. 19.

All attendees will be given free admission to the show floor, seminars and networking events.

Attendees can register online here.

The Qwebec Expo will be held this year Aug 26-28 at the Marriott Chateau Champlain hotel in Montreal, which will also be making special hotel rates available for show attendees.

Early Registration is May 2-July 3 at $100.00. Advance online registration after July 3 is $150.00. Standard door registration after Aug.19 is $160.00.

For additional information on exhibiting, sponsoring, or attending the show, click here.

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