AFIAL 2021 undoubtedly closed one of its most exciting editions on October 7 of this year. Three intense days before, the trade show highlighted, once again, the capacity of unity, strength and resilience of the AV industry.
- AFIAL 2021 closed an edition with a markedly emotional character after achieving its objective of bringing the AV industry together again.
- The event became the ideal setting for the meeting of professionals in the sector after a very complicated period due to the pandemic.
- Consolidated relations with national and international organisations, which actively participated in the AFIAL CONECTA space.
The event, in turn, served to consolidate alliances with entities and international organizations. In this sense, AFIAL 2021 was attended by PLASA, the international association of the United Kingdom, in the framework of the collaboration that it recently has signed with AFIAL after more than one year of joint effort in the #WeMakeEvents movement. A successful relationship that will be expanded in the near future with new projects and initiatives.
Another one of the great attractions of this edition was, without a doubt, the AFIAL CONECTA space, where visitors had the opportunity to attend a powerful panel of conferences, in addition to a comprehensive program of activities complemented by demonstrations of outdoor sound carried out in the Pavilion of Crystal esplanade, which received the visit of a great number of people interested in knowing first hand the latest developments in outdoor equipment.
* From left to right: Mike Blackman (ISE Executive Director), Miguel Mezquita (AFIAL Association President), Peter Heath (PLASA Managing Director).
AFIAL 2021 closed an edition of distinct emotional character, at which exhibitors and visitors didn't hesitate in showing their satisfaction for the success of a convocation that offered the opportunity of meeting with customers and friends after a very complicated period due to the pandemic.
The national Association of Fabricators and Importers of Sound, Lighting and Audiovisual Technology will continue working to look after the interests of the sector.
