More than seventy thousand people have flocked to the Fiji Showcase 2011 in the last eight days.
Organizers, Total Event Company Manager Loretta Jackson said this has exceeded their expectations and since today is the final day, many more people are expected to attend.
Jackson said people should take advantage of the services on offer which has something for everyone.
Meanwhile, Shoppers at the Showcase have been enjoying the various bargains on offer.
Looking at the entertainment on the Digicel stage, at 11am is Minnie Maniacs Hula Hoops show, at 12:15pm is Jack Daggers Danger show and at 1pm is Cookies Magical mystery show.
The Gates to the Fiji Showcase opens at 10am and will close at 9 tonight.
Story by: Sofaia Koroitanoa and Filipe Naikaso
Over 70,000 flock to Fiji Showcase so far
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