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THE INTERNATIONAL Gift Exposition in the Smokies® (IGES) hosts its eleventh annual Gift Expo, November 3 – 7. The staff and management of IGES and The Souvenir Super Show (SSS) thank all attending buyers, vendors and others for the excep- tional and enthusiastic support they have shown over the years. In 2000, with only 272 booths and barely more than 3,000 buyers, IGES was small but successful from the start. Now with over 1,000 booths available in 2010, IGES/SSS has become the largest wholesale souvenir, resort and gift expo in the Unit-
ed States. Everything the show management does to make the IGES/SSS show bigger and better is all about putting buyers’ best interests fi rst. In 2007, after seven years in
multiple show locations in both Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg, the show moved into its beauti- ful new home in the Sevierville, TN Events Center, providing buyers and vendors with the convenience of having all ex- hibits in one location and on one level. The rapidly growing souvenir portion of the expo was recently given its own identity, The Souvenir Super Show (SSS).
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The IGES division will continue to highlight both the resort and gift lines that have repeatedly drawn national recognition. With the show in Gatlinburg
changing dates this year, buyers will again experience two great shows for the price and con- venience of one trip. The 2010
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