Visit FACIM, the Maputo trade fair, in late August
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FACIM, the Maputo International Fair, takes over the Ricatla fairground in Marracuene about 30 km north of the city for a week at the end of August or start of September. It is a trade fair, but the public can browse pavilions of national and foreign exhibitors for crafts, food and products. Buy tickets online ahead to skip queues and allow extra travel time, since the site is outside the city.
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Visit FACIM, the Maputo trade fair, in late AugustRicatla International Fair and Exhibition Centre, Marracuene, about 30 km north of Maputo
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