With fireworks, music and dancing completed the 28 version of the Feicobol, this year's event highlighted not only for infrastructure improvements, plus new spaces, but because the exhibitors, as the manager of the entity, Eunice Acha, put all the effort. This year
created two exhibition spaces: the Bicentennial Pavilion and the largest food court in the country. The first housed at 106 booths, while the second was built on 3945 meters square and housed over 2,000 people.
Feicobol closed its doors after 10 days that attracted more than 350 thousand visitors. They traveled over a thousand booths that offer a myriad of goods and services. "Only on Saturday joined more than 80 thousand people, and despite the intense days of supply and demand to be had, the period of the fair was not enough for a person to see all new products, technology and services in exposure, "he said.
Cochabamba Fair generated business opportunities for the various items presented. In the automotive area was sold, despite high prices, several models of last generation. The construction and food items also reported positive results in terms of sales. The assembly of 1019 gave employment stands before the Fair, more than 1,800 people, and during the event generated an average of 4,100 jobs. According
Acha, the event moved about 135 million dollars, and even more, considering the business conference that drew the attention of 540 companies, whose representatives participated in more of 8,700 appointments, creating a business intention of 54.1 billion dollars. 
Success checked this version, after which the organizers are already preparing to outline the fair 29. "We will work in the country and beyond promoting the event will involve more differentiated delegations at international level," said Acha, who also reported that project are also preparing for other improvements at the fair grounds near Alalay lagoon. More green areas, more restrooms, parking lots, paving of roads within and outside the campus, as well as lighting and security are among the projects. 
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