Slovenian book fair expected to attract 60,000 visitors

Slovenian book fair expected to attract 60,000 visitors

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The 40th Slovenian Book Fair brings over 280 events to Ljubljana this week. Croatia will be the country in focus while Slovenske Konjice will be the Slovenian guest town. The organisers expect the fair, which extends on an area of 5,000 sq. metres, to attract 60,000 visitors until Sunday, CE Report quotes STA.

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