Glasstech Mexico, Doors&Windows Mexico Is Postponed to 2021 Due to COVID-19

Date: 20 May 2020

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Date: 20 May 2020

Let's stay connected, join us by Virtual Expo at Glasstech, Doors&Windows Mexico, July 27-29, 2020.

The exhibitors who have paid the participating fee will be our Virtual Expo exhibitors for Free. Wait for our details until May!

The new date of 2021 will be announced once we confirmed with the venue!

Glasstech Mexico, Doors&Windows Mexico Is Postponed to 2021 Due to COVID-19

We are still working remotely, please reach us by:

Tel+1 4387998666 +52 55 1156 9947

Email in English

Tina: info@glasstechmexico.com

Catherine: markeing@glasstechmexico.com

Email in Spanish

Alejandra: latin02@glasstechmexico.com

David: latin03@glasstechmexico.com

Marco: latin01@worldglasstech.com

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