Citizens cite exhibitions as outlet for high-priced goods
The article discusses widespread criticism of seasonal trade fairs, which have increasingly been viewed as outlets for selling stagnant goods at high prices without offering genuine promotions or noticeable variety. Consumers have pointed out the repetition of products and the justified higher prices due to increased rent costs, which diminishes their value compared to traditional stores. They have called for strict oversight to ensure real discounts are offered and for the expansion of international companies' participation to boost competition and improve quality and pricing. Experts also emphasized the need for these fairs to transform into digital platforms and to support events with greater economic returns, rather than remaining temporary markets lacking added value, in order to attract consumers and strengthen the local economy.
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