The "Wack-Wack Yuletide Blessings Bazaar", is an excellent opportunity for you to showcase, promote and sell your high end, quality products or services in a venue accessible to good paying customers. Strategically located at the heart of Shaw, Mandaluyong, the Wack Wack Golf & Country Club Multipurpose Hall (which is fully airconditioned, fully carpeted and has nice lighting and ambiance) is accessible to residents of the affluent Wack Wack Village, the Greenhills subdivisions and the numerous villages, condominiums and townhouses located in the vicinity of Mandaluyong, San Juan, and Pasig, and of course the members of the country club and their families.

A two-day event, the Wack Wack Yuletide Blessings Bazaar will enjoy vigorous advertising promotions through print and media advertisements (e.g. Phil. Inquirer , Philippine Star , Mla. Bulletin, Street Talk, Red Hot chili paper, Buy & Sell, etc, also we will be using banners, giving out thousands of flyers and utilizing the Internet, TV, & Radio..... ).
An effective zoning policy and ample booth and aisle spacing will help to maximize each participant's sales potential. Furthermore, to encourage more spending from customers, we will be providing credit card processing services for this event. A sound system will also be providing music to maintain the happy and upbeat atmosphere, Tarot card reading, Past life reading, Arts & Crafts for the kids and other fun activities.

Total space is approximately 8ft.x 6ft. Table measurement is 6ft x3 ft with tablecloth and one chair, but feel free to bring your display racks. All indoor center spaces are corner stalls. For those sharing their booths, products should be approved by organizer.

For outside food stalls (12 stalls only), we only accept one merchant per product. Meaning no same products (e.g. only one barbeque, one shawarma etc.)

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Anne Says: Tip#1: sometimes it also depends on your products since it has to suit the market in the area Tip#2: find an organizer who has been in the industry for a long time, or is really into marketing. Usually, mas ok kung... more