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U.S. Pavilion at Expo Prado
U.S. videogame companies are invited to participate in a display at the U.S. Pavilion at Expo Prado.

September 9 - 18, 2022
Montevideo, Uruguay

Expo Prado

Promote Your Videogame at the U.S. Pavilion, Expo Prado ‘22, Montevideo, Uruguay

EXPO PRADO - The Largest Trade Show in Uruguay

With over 650 stands, 195,000 visitors in 2021 and 2020, and 500,000 visitors prior to the pandemic, Expo Prado is the largest and most important annual event in Uruguay showcasing the technological and agricultural sectors. 

In 2022 the U.S. Pavilion theme will be “IT and Gaming” and highlighting bilateral opportunities and partnership. The pavilion will include games and other “touch and feel” activities, creating awareness about the tech industry and its potential, establishing a favorable image and a positive attitude towards collaboration with the United States and the expansion of the Gaming industry expansion in Uruguay.

How Can Your Company Participate?

The U.S. Embassy Pavilion will host a large display showcasing 20 U.S. videogame companies. The display will showcase their company logo, a description of the game and a QR code to try/download/buy an “E” (Everyone) rated game. U.S. Embassy staff will be there to interact with the visitors who scan the code and access its content. Each company will have a 45x45 cm space and all 20 companies together will be displayed at a printed pavilion wall. The information of the logo and QR code needs to be submitted in 150 dpi, Cmyk format, .jpg file type. 

Participation Details

Date Location:  Fees Deadline
September 9 - 18, 2022
  • Small Business: US $60
  • Medium-sized Business: $140
  • Large Business: $180D
 July 27, 2022

Register for Expo Prado Display
 

Questions About Expo Prado?

Please Contact:
Email Stephanie Grunvald
Please Contact:
Email Alicia Machado

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