With Fiji's biggest trade show entering its fourth day, many people have been taking advantage of the offers galore and one of the booths at the Fiji Showcase 2010 has offered a solution to money problems.
The Bank of the South pacific has created history and for the first time around brought an ATM to the Fiji Showcase.
Assistant General marketing Manager, Nirdesh Singh said that they thought the ATM is an ideal solution as many people tend to run out of cash but this will not be a problem anymore.
BSP which is fairly new in the market are also offering potential customers and existing customers a chance to take advantage of their booth.
BSP is one of the 135 booths on display at the Fiji Showcase 2010 which is being held at the Vodafone Arena.
The gates to Fiji Showcase 2010 will remain open until 9 o=clock tonight and gates will open again at mid-day tomorrow.
BSP brings fisrt ATM to showcase
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