TF FEST 2025 opened Thursday in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, bringing together 116 student-run training companies from Bulgaria, Serbia, and Montenegro to showcase skills, compete, and connect with real businesses in a dynamic, interactive environment.
The TF FEST 2025, an international exhibition for training companies, officially opened on Thursday in Plovdiv, Bulgaria, according to the Bulgarian News Agency (BTA). Held at the Plovdiv Fair, this marks the 28th Forum of Future Entrepreneurs.
Organized by the Ministry of Education’s Institute of Education, International Fair Plovdiv, and the Bulgarian Training Firms Net, the event connects students with the business world. A total of 116 training companies from Bulgaria, Serbia, and Montenegro are showcasing their business skills across various sectors including banking, IT, tourism, advertising, manufacturing, and even extreme sports.
Visitors can also browse and shop through the virtual stores via TF FEST’s online platform. The event features competitions judged by professionals from business, academia, and public administration, including categories like Best Stand, Best Presentation, and Miss and Mr TF FEST.
The exhibition runs through April 25, 2025.
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