It’s not only a play on our luxury sexual wellness brand’s slogan, ‘Explore Your Limits’, but also the English translation of SVAKOM which is ‘together/for everyone’.
“We wanted to have a party that brings everyone together, a night to remember for everyone in the industry,” SVAKOM Regional Director for Europe Hannes Hultman said.
“We all belong to a small industry and it's important to remember that it's always better to work together to help our industry to progress. What better way to do that than to have a colorful party?”
In addition to celebrating everyone’s vibrant, positive sides at the colorful May 6 party, we’re excited to display our leading-edge sexual wellness products.
“We will have a large colorful booth full of innovations. We will show multiple new toys, some that are an updated version of previous best-sellers while others are brand new, many of them with functions that are new to our industry,” Hultman said.
The most anticipated release is Sam Neo 2, which represents updates to our ever-popular Sam Neo interactive sucking and vibrating ‘blowjob’ masturbator.
Another must-see will be our Pulse Galaxie room – visitors will be transported out of this world by our Pulse Stimulator with Starlight Projector as it illuminates the darkened space with a stunning purple display.
SVAKOM won Brand of the Year at the 2023 EroSpain Awards and this year we’re vying for Company of the Year and Salesperson of the Year (Iker Perez).
EroSpain Mediterranean B2B Expo is an adult trade fair held annually in Barcelona that draws exhibitors and visitors from across the globe.
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