Fiji Showcase 2007, set to begin this Saturday, with preparations well underway has the largest number of shopping booths under one roof, which offers a wide range of products.
Fiji Showcase Organisers, Total Event Company Manager, Loretta Jackson said products on offer are diverse in range.
Men wanting to buy gifts for their wives will be able to purchase jewellery, handbags, hair straigtheners, kitchenware, shoes, clothing, microwaves and much more.
Women could get their husbands car accessories, watches, dvd players, jackets, kitchen utensils and jeans while there are many things also on offer for children. The Fiji Showcase 2007 will start at 10am this Saturday at the Vodafone Arena at Laucala Bay and will run right through to the 21st of July.
Showcase to Offer the Widest Range of Products
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