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Andorra la Vella Fair Draws Nearly 200 Exhibitors Across Three Days

The 47th Andorra la Vella Fair hosted close to 200 exhibitors and 34 organisations at Parc Central from 23 to 25 October, with the comú praising visitor turnout.

Key Points

  • Nearly 200 exhibitors and 34 organisations took part over three days at Parc Central and surroundings.
  • The commercial offer included 44 commercial exhibitors, 18 outdoor stands, 13 automotive stands, 20 producers and over 60 craft stalls.
  • Thirteen companies participated for the first time, and attendance was similar to recent editions.
  • The communal stand focused on sustainability, public space transformation, economic development, community and the 12 neighbourhood choirs.

The 47th Andorra la Vella Fair drew close to 200 exhibitors and 34 organisations over three days at Parc Central and its surroundings, with the comú giving a positive assessment of the event held from 23 to 25 October.

Organisers highlighted the reception for the programme of shows, musical performances and activities for all audiences, and said attendance was similar to recent editions. Thirteen companies took part for the first time.

The commercial offer included 44 commercial exhibitors, 18 outdoor stands, 13 from the automotive sector, 20 producers and more than 60 craft stalls. Cònsol Major Sergi González described the fair as a meeting point between businesses, organisations and residents, and welcomed the response from visitors. According to the comú, good weather also helped bring people to the outdoor areas, while stand activities—especially participatory ones—were well received.

The communal stand, under the slogan "La parròquia que viu amb tu", focused on sustainability, the transformation of public spaces, economic development, community and the 12 neighbourhood choirs. Through four interactive games, visitors could learn about different areas of life in the capital and set out their priorities for the future. In the game on improvements for the parish, the most popular options were planting more trees and vegetation and creating more spaces for people. Sustainable mobility also attracted notable interest, and González said the space allowed the comú to gather residents' opinions and explain its projects.

The programme of shows, featuring music, dance and sports demonstrations, was another highlight, while the Fira d'Associacions brought together 34 entities that had space to present their work and build links with the public. Children's activities and traditional, cultural and social events completed the line-up.

The comú said the fair remains a showcase for products and services and an opportunity for direct contact between companies and customers. Beyond the commercial deals closed during the weekend, it noted that the event can generate opportunities that continue after it ends.

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