World Exposition

A World Exposition, or World’s Fair, is a large international event showcasing advancements in science, technology, culture, and design. Held periodically in different countries, it brings together nations to display innovative ideas, inventions, and cultural achievements. These expos aim to promote global understanding, collaboration, and progress, often featuring iconic architecture and pavilions representing participating countries. Visitors experience a wide array of exhibits, demonstrations, and performances, making it a platform for inspiration and innovation. Examples include the 1893 Chicago Columbian Exposition and the 1967 Expo 67 in Montreal.