SuperZoo in Las Vegas will be a masked event.
The World Pet Association made the announcement after Nevada Gov. Steve Sisolak imposed a new mandate beginning July 30 requiring that, regardless of vaccination status, masks must be worn indoors for all public spaces in Clark County, including Las Vegas.
SuperZoo features “over 11,000 already registered and a massive list of VIP buyers,” according to a press release. It’s set for Aug. 16-19.
Read the WPA’s press release:
WPA remains committed to safely reconvening the professional pet community in-person at SuperZoo in Las Vegas, August 16-19, and we are looking forward to seeing you there.
This year, protecting the health and safety of our attendees, exhibitors and conference staff means remaining up to date on the latest protocols. And we understand that you may have questions, which is why we’re sharing an important update today on what you can expect when you’re onsite at SuperZoo.
On Tuesday, Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak imposed a new mandate beginning Friday, July 30 requiring that, regardless of vaccination status, masks must be worn indoors for all public spaces in Clark County, including Las Vegas.
Our goal is to deliver the connections, solutions and experiences that only an in-person conference can offer — and that we know so many of you are craving. In fact, recent studies have shown that nearly 85 percent of event attendees are ready to get back to in-person shows. With over 11,000 already registered and a massive list of VIP buyers, SuperZoo 2021 is sure to deliver on all of your business needs.
We will continue monitoring this evolving situation and provide updates as they become available from local and venue officials. Please visit our Health & Safety page for more detailed information.
We can’t wait to see you in August!
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