The organiser reports that new companies will make up 20 per cent of the overall exhibitors this year.

However, the casino sector will once again dominate this year, represented by over 100 different companies.

And the amusement sector has also been actively booking EELEX stands, thanks to a recent campaign by EELEX to provide a separate hall and more space for this segment of the entertainment industry.

This month’s show will welcome over 50 international and domestic amusement participants.

The other quarter of the exhibitors will consist of a mix of lighting, advertisement, components and self-service equipment providers, offering a great range of supporting services.

Growing interest by Russian gaming and amusement operators in advanced new markets and additional services has led to an increase in this side of the exhibition.

“Our decision to organise our expanded floor space into sectors according to market segments was positively accepted by the exhibitors. It will improve visitors’ navigation around the halls, make suppliers’ stands easy to find and provide our large show with more efficiency,” noted Alexandra Soroko, EELEX Director.

“The trade show floor will also reflect the latest trends of the local gaming and amusement markets. If you want to see what they will look like during the next year, come to EELEX,” he added.

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