With less than 20 days to go, the 23 year old biggest tradeshow "Fiji Showcase" promises to have everyone entertained over the nine day event.
People will be able to witness entertainment with a difference, from miming to twisting your body into different positions to even tattooing.
Pierre Bullot who will be coming to Fiji for the first time has assured those who are planning to get a tattoo a safe tattooing experience.
Bullow is one of New Zealand's top artists and some of the art he has done includes coloured Gold fish, people’s names in curving designs and even Pacific Masi design.
Also part of the entertainment is the crazy duo who make up the Great Gondo's. Roberta who is a contortionist said she can squeeze herself into a glass box which is the size of a beer carton and her partner Repeater does show filled with lots of crazy actions.
The Fiji Showcase 2009 starts in less than three weeks on the 5th of June at the Vodafone arena.
Showcase promises entertainment for everyone
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