Second edition of the International Wine Fair:The event takes place online from 30 November to 8 next december

The second act of the International Wine Fair will indeed take place this year. And it will be 30 November to 8 December 2020. But this time, the event will take place online, especially on facebook with a tempting and well-stocked program.

The COVID-19 pandemic did not dampen the enthusiasm of the organizers of the International Wine Show. After the first edition (of 29 at 30 June 2019 at Benin Royal Hotel) with great success, the Organizing Committee intends to repeat the feat. But this time, the shape will just change. The event will take place online on the show's Facebook page. “This year's concept is a very simple and flexible concept. It will simply be online on the facebook page of the international wine fair.. Everything will take place on the page for nine days », said Dorcas Carmelle Codjia, member of the organizing committee. To believe it, the bottom will be garnished and very enriching with an XXL menu at the height of this meeting of sharing. So, in the program, he will have among others, exhibition sale in the cellar, promotion, tasting in the cellar, distribution of advertising visuals on cellars, dissemination of thematic visuals on wine culture, rewards, direct facebook, debate and interactions. On this occasion, five packs of your choice for wine cellar partners. This is the VIP pack, you pack VIP 1, du pack premium, of the basic pack and cellar sponsorship package. A great opportunity for wine fanatics who will have the opportunity to discover other varieties of wine. "All wine cellars will register and choose their pack. Opportunity for them to participate in themes and the theme of this year is "Engageons pour la culture du vin". All the wineries that will be partners will have one day to make their communication. Each day will be dedicated to a cellar. And each cellar will stand out for a day ", added Dorcas Carmelle Codjia before reassuring that he will have the promotion of wine culture at the level of wine enthusiasts and amateurs but also visibility for the best wine cellars. Recall that last year, the theme was "Promoting good quality wines" and four wineries were distinguished.

Patrice ADJAHO