Become an exhibition partner of the largest kids’ fair in the country

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Young learners get to learn and have fun via the many booth, classroom, and stage activities at Smartkids Asia Philippines. 

Manila, Philippines – The largest educational kids' fair is back! SmartKids Asia Philippines (SKAP) is set to go on its fourth run on January 27-28, 2018 at the SMX Convention Center, SM Mall of Asia Complex, Pasay City to once again treat Filipino families to a uniquely fun and educational experience. And like before, it’s looking to partner with family-oriented brands, products, and services to become part of its top-notch exhibitors.



After enjoying immense success in Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia, SmartKids Asia conquered the Philippines in 2014, 2015, and 2017, bringing together interactive booths, engaging classes, exciting stage performances and many other innovative activities for the whole family to enjoy. SmartKids Asia offers unparalleled opportunities to help parents discover the potential and strengths of their child; whether in music, arts, sports, culinary arts or in other fields.



In a country where family weekend bonding is a highly cherished event, SKAP has enjoyed immense success, benefiting both participants and exhibitors. When launched in 2014, SKAP’s two-day run showcased 76 exhibitors and gathered over 4000 visitors. In the following year, it enjoyed a marked increase - 109 exhibitors joined the event, attracting over 10000 visitors. Last January, SKAP had 112 exhibitors, and sold 13755 family bundle tickets.




On January 2018, SmartKids Asia Philippines will take families Around the World in Two Days, giving them a unique opportunity to experience other nations’ colorful culture under one roof. Companies interested to partner with the country’s biggest education and entertainment extravaganza for the whole family, may contact Dyan Gonzales of Sales and Marketing at 09178691619 or (02) 790 7800 for a presentation of SKAP’s exciting exhibitors’ packages and other marketing opportunities.




For more details, check:
Website: www.smartkidsasia.com.ph
Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/smartkidsasiaphilippines/



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