Enada Primavera starts today at Rimini Expo Centre

ENADA PRIMAVERA is organized by IEG Italian Exhibition Group and promoted by SAPAR, Italian Association of coin-op entertainment machines involves the whole chain of the game, and features a showcase of everything new in this sector and it's the most important expo for southern European trade members. The event is supported by EUROMAT and in collaboration with the main trade associations.

Enada Primavera involves the whole chain of the game, and features a showcase of everything new in this sector; from products, to technology and services from the most important Italian and foreign companies, useful for updating trade members’ knowledge: new slot machines, VLT and video games, all the equipment for amusement, including technology, payment systems, furnishing, fittings and services for amusement arcades and bingo halls. Plus a complete range of proposals regarding online gaming, mobile gaming and gaming facilities offered by Web licensees.

Being attended by more than 25,000 professional visitors, which confirms its role as a leading expo and that represents a reference point for gaming trade members’ business and an opportunity for networking and discussion not to be missed.

The large expo will not only host the major innovations in terms of products and services but also the aspect will be complemented and completed by debates and events for networking between all the key players of the sector (institutions, manufacturers and network licensees) who will dedicate ample space and attention to the topic of support and promotion of responsible legal gaming that is also controlled and secure.

In accordance with current legislation and with the aim to protect companies, visitors, suppliers and staff, all those entering the expo centres while trade shows are underway, as of September 2021, will be required to be in possession of a ‘green pass´ (those without this pass will be able to do a rapid antigen test at the Expo Centre entrance, paying a special price).

"The aim", explained Corrado Peraboni, CEO of IEG, "is to guarantee our exhibitors/visitors with Covid-free halls, a place where the only thing those inside need to worry about is doing business. The request for this measure has come loud and clear from the companies, particularly the multi-nationals, that want to be able to guarantee maximum safety for their collaborators who will be attending the shows once they open in September. It is no coincidence that the Green Pass is foreseen as a requirement by the vast majority of European trade show organizers.´