The numbers of 2023
A fair with record numbers (33.000 attendees at the 2023 edition) and increasingly focused on the future of hunting and the role of the hunter, Caccia Village also has some new features in store for its twelfth edition, starting with the opening days.
New opportunities for professionals
“We decided to open on Saturday and extend until Monday morning – states Andrea Castellani, patron of the event – to dedicate an extra morning to professionals, offering them the opportunity to enjoy the exhibition area, meet with companies and get to know in depth all the latest news in the sector, without the large influx of public at the weekend, which has always characterized us as the most attended and largest fair in central and southern Italy. Monday morning – continues Castellani – will still be a day open to the public, but we would like to give it a B2B connotation and therefore offer moments of promotion and direct exchange between exhibitors, companies, professionals and the press”. The Park Village area has been reconfirmed, which received great public approval in the last edition and the "Wild Food" concept where there will be no shortage of practical activities linked to hunting cuisine and the dissemination of wild meat supply chains.
The future of hunting
New opening days but also new graphics, with a clearly visible and marked "plus sign" in the 2024 Caccia Village logo, indicating that this edition will have more focus and more input which, taken together, will lead to deciphering the future of the hunting. From more young people, to more value for habitat and nature, from more technique and technology, through the presence of more and more women in hunting, there will be many "mores" that will lead to the hunting of the future.
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