QWEBEC Expo Announces Plans for August Show

MONTREAL — The Qwebec Expo announced details for its 2012 event today, to be held Aug. 10-12 at the Marriott Chateau Champlain hotel.

Celebrating its 9th show, the Expo is welcoming online adult entertainment professionals, website owners, operators and webmasters seeking face-to-face meetings with industry suppliers from the U.S., Canada, Europe and other countries.

Show organizers said that the latest industry technologies, trends, products and services will be marketed and displayed.

A first block of rooms have been reserved and the Marriott will be making special hotel rates available for show attendees.

A $50 early registration discount is available until July 7. Online registration ends on Aug. 3.

Expo officials also said they are offering a special model registration price of $50 for female models who either run their own websites or for companies who want to supply their own models.

Some 10x10 exhibitor booths are still available on a first come, first serve basis and are being offered at a discount until July 20 or until they’re sold out. Companies running under NATS are eligible for a special booth discount from TooMuchMedia/NATS.

Additional exhibitor information can be found at Qwebec.com/exhibit.php.

A few remaining sponsorships are also available.

To register click here.

For more informtion on the Expo email admin@qwebec.com, or call (418) 570 7070.

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