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A world's fair is a large international exhibition designed to demonstrate the cultures and achievements of the nations of the world. Held every two to three years, the World Fairs, along with the Olympics, are among the largest peaceful gatherings of people in the post-Doomsday world. The postwar World Fair was hosted 30 years later in 2013 by the Commonwealth of Australia and New Zealand. It brought millions from all across the changed world to Brisbane. Since then, many nations and states from across the globe have placed bids, even some very surprising ones. Before Doomsday, the Paris-based International Bureau of Exposition was the premier authority on these matters, and the nascent efforts for the revitalized organization have occurred in the Republic of the French Southern Territories.

History[]

Pre-Doomsday[]

See world's fair

Post-Doomsday[]

The 1984 New Orleans world's fair never occurred as a result of Doomsday: the city itself was obliterated and its ruins swallowed by the Gulf of Mexico. After Doomsday, the memory of the concept of the World's fair faded from public memory across most of the globe, but was not completely forgotten. The history of the World's fair was better retained in the Southern Hemisphere but there were some records of the world's fair to survive in the northern hemisphere, as well as mentions of it in various surviving literature, both fictional and non-fiction. After the International Olympics Committee was reborn in 2005, talks about restarting the International Bureau of Exposition started to be discussed. The new International Bureau of Exposition first met in 2011, following the conclusion of hostilities across much of the world.

Chronology of Expositions[]

The following is a chronology of the ensuing fairs, as well as the bids of various nations. A feature of the newer fairs was the concept of a "mascot", typically an anthropomorphic animal or a cultural figure, so as to exude a theme of welcoming the youth of the post-Doomsday world who may have been confused by the concept.

2013: Brisbane[]

Bidding Process[]

There were 5 bids for the inaugural World Fair: It was an unspoken expectation that only cities from untouched nations would be included in the bid for the first World Fair.

The bids were as follows:

  1. Dublin, Celtic Alliance - The theme of the bid was how Europe rises from Doomsday to rebuild in peace. Its mascots were a pair of rabbits in Irish national garb named Melvin and Mallory.
  2. Jakarta, Indonesia - The theme Doomsday couldn't slay the Garuda that is Indonesia. It mascot was a Garuda named Joko.
  3. Lima, Peru - The theme was How the youth enriched Peru over the last 40 years. Its mascot was an Incan condor named Pedro.
  4. Rio De Janeiro, Brazil - The theme of the bid was how South America sheltered civilization though Doomsday. The mascot was a monkey named Bruno.
  5. Brisbane, ANZC - The winning bid was Brisbane, ANZC. The theme was 30 years of progress after doomsday. It mascot was a blue kangaroo in a marching band uniform called Eddie. Several of world pavilions remained after the fair and were turned into an "Epcot"-style attraction called the Global Fair Ground. Before Doomsday, Brisbane was the frontrunner for the 1988 World's Fair, a fact which was curiously noted by the voting committee.

Pavilions[]

The following states had an exposition at the 2013 fair:

  1. ANZC
  2. Argentina
  3. Brazil
  4. Peru
  5. South American Confederacy(Joint pavilion for Paraguay Uruguay Chile Ecuador Bolivia and Venezuela )
  6. South Africa
  7. Caribbean Federation
  8. Mexico
  9. Netherlands Antilles
  10. Victoria
  11. Alaska
  12. Hawaii
  13. California
  14. Taiwan
  15. Macau
  16. Papua New Guinea
  17. Republic of the French Southern Territories
  18. India
  19. Philippines
  20. Thailand
  21. Singapore
  22. Malaysia
  23. Singapore
  24. Indonesia
  25. Canada
  26. Alpine Confederation
  27. Nordic Union
  28. Celtic Alliance
  29. West African Union
  30. Siberia
  31. Vietnam
  32. Cuba
  33. Confederation of East African Marxist States
  34. Eygpt
  35. Greece
  36. South Africa

Additionally, the following private corporations were represented at the expo, usually adjacent to their home nation or region of operations.

  1. Technosys Labs
  2. New Zealand Steel
  3. Kennedy Studios
  4. Fun Ho Toys
  5. Cavalier Corporation
  6. Gradient
  7. Unicafe
  8. Constelação motors
  9. Springbok Foods
  10. Dominion Motors
  11. Molinos Río de la Plata
  12. Aerolineas Argentinas
  13. La Martina clothing
  14. Multitech (Changed their name to Accer in 1987 OTL)
  15. Chuang Song Zong Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.
  16. Pertamina
  17. Gudang Garam

Other Pavilions[]

  1. The Dome of Progress (The world's fair centerpiece)
  2. Hall of Art
  3. Space Pavilion
  4. Technology Pavilion
  5. Health Pavilion
  6. Nature Pavilion
  7. Amphitheater
  8. Chemistry Pavilion
  9. Agricultural Pavilion
  10. Ornamental Garden
  11. Midway
  12. Kiddieland
  13. Various Restaurants
  14. Various Rides

2015 Singapore World's Fair[]

Bidding Process[]

There were five bids:

  1. Bombay, India: The theme of the bid was the healing power of Ayurveda. The mascot was an elephant in sari named Lakshmi.
  2. Canberra, ANZC: The theme was the Majesty of the Outback. The mascot was a koala in outback garb named Cody.
  3. Stockholm, Sweden: The theme of the bid was the marvels of textile art. The mascot was a reindeer in a sweater called Sven.
  4. Sao Paulo, Brazil: The theme of the bid was alternative energy to fuel the future. The mascot was orange tapir named Alfonso.
  5. Singapore: The winning bid was Singapore . The theme of the bid was a feast for the senses. The venue is Sentosa island. The mascot is a purple merlion named Lee.

Pavilions[]

National and International Pavilions[]
  1. ANZC
  2. Argentina
  3. Brazil
  4. Peru
  5. South American Confederacy (joint pavilion for Paraguay, Uruguay, Chile, Ecuador, Bolivia and Venezuela )
  6. Caribbean Federation
  7. Mexico
  8. Netherlands Antilles
  9. Victoria
  10. Alaska
  11. Hawaii
  12. California
  13. Taiwan
  14. Macau
  15. Japan
  16. Guangxi
  17. Papua New Guinea
  18. Republic of the French Southern Territories
  19. India
  20. Philippines
  21. Thailand
  22. Cambodia
  23. Aceh
  24. Singapore
  25. Indonesia
  26. Canada
  27. Alpine Confederation
  28. Nordic Union
  29. Celtic Alliance
  30. Spain
  31. Luxembourg
  32. Prussia
  33. Swabia
  34. Croatia
  35. East Poland
  36. Estonia
  37. Bohemia
  38. West African Union
  39. Moravia
  40. Siberia
  41. Vietnam
  42. Confederation of East African Marxist States
  43. Eygpt
  44. Greece
  45. Morocco
  46. Cyrenaica
  47. South Africa
  48. Good Hope
  49. Botswana
  50. Zimbabwe
  51. KwaZulu
  52. Paula
  53. Fiji
  54. Lao
Corporate Pavilions[]
  1. Creative Technology
  2. Fair Mate Electronics
  3. United Overseas Bank Limited
  4. Pearl Toys
  5. Tee Yih Jia Food Manufacturing Pte Ltd
  6. Unicafe
  7. CEE
  8. Grugel
  9. Garuda Steel
  10. Group Arcor
  11. La Martina Clothing
  12. Bunge & Born
  13. Springbok foods
  14. South African Druggists group
  15. Nollywood Pictures
  16. Peugeot
  17. Electrolux
  18. Pharmacia
  19. Ranheim Papirfabrikk
  20. LATAM Airline
  21. Compañía de las Cervecerías Unidas
  22. Asenav
Other Pavilions[]
  1. Sound Pavilion (contains a concert hall, and exhibits on audio engineering and how the human ear works)
  2. Sight Pavilion (contains an art gallery a series of optical illusions and exhibits on how the human eye works )
  3. Taste Pavilion( contains a food court and exhibits on food prospering nutrition and the human taste buds)
  4. Aroma Pavilion (Contains aroma therapy chambers and and exhibits on the human nose)
  5. Touch pavilion (contains a series of hands on exhibits)
  6. Amphitheater
  7. Various Rides
  8. Various Restaurants
  9. Technology Pavilion
  10. Nature Pavilion
  11. Space Pavilion
  12. The Smell of Sweet Vinson's Melodious Crease. This statue was the world fair centerpiece.

2018 Cape Town World Fair[]

Bidding Process[]

There were five bids:

  1. Naples, Florida: The theme of the bid was Sunshine for the Soul. The mascot was a Florida Panther named Sam. It was the first bid in former American territory. It was also the first eliminated.
  2. Saint John's, Canada: The theme of the bounty showcasing the knowledge of mankind. The mascot was a beaver dressed as a hockey player named Dave.
  3. Kyoto, Japan: The the theme of the bid was Japan ready to embrace the world. The mascot was a tanuki dressed as ninja called Ando.
  4. Nassau, Bahamas: The theme of bid was island life. The mascot was a Bahamian Hutia named Craig.
  5. Cape Town, Good Hope: This was the winning bid. Its theme was the Festival of Dreams. It mascot was a zebra named Eli.

Pavilions[]

National and International Pavilions

  1. ANZC
  2. Argentina (T)
  3. Brazil
  4. Columbia
  5. Chile
  6. South American Confederacy (Joint pavilion for Paraguay, Uruguay, Chile, Ecuador, Bolivia and Venezuela)
  7. Caribbean Federation
  8. Mexico
  9. Netherland Antilles
  10. Victoria
  11. Alaska
  12. Hawaii
  13. California
  14. Florida
  15. Chumash
  16. Delmarva
  17. Natchez, Accords
  18. Taiwan
  19. Macau
  20. Japan
  21. People's Kingdom of Jiangsu
  22. Papua New Guinea
  23. Republic of the French Southern Territories
  24. India
  25. Philippines
  26. Thailand
  27. Indonesia
  28. Canada
  29. Alpine Confederate
  30. Nordic Union
  31. Celtic Alliance
  32. Spain
  33. Luxembourg
  34. Prussia
  35. Weimar
  36. Croatia
  37. Courland
  38. Estonia
  39. Bohemia
  40. West African Union
  41. West Poland
  42. Monaco
  43. Auvergne
  44. Siberia
  45. Vietnam
  46. Confederation of East African Marxist States
  47. Eygpt
  48. Greece
  49. South Africa
  50. Good hope
  51. Botswana
  52. Namibia
  53. Zambia
  54. Volkstaat
  55. KwaZulu
  56. Malawi
  57. Katanga
  58. Tanganyika
  59. Angola
  60. Southwest Africa
  61. Gabon
  62. Zimbabwe
  63. Fiji
  64. Tuvalu
  65. Laos
  66. El Salvador
  67. Kenya
  68. Honduras

Corporate Pavilions[]

  1. SOFASA
  2. Haceb
  3. Ancap
  4. Bunous Dias Electronics
  5. Montevideo Steel
  6. LIFSE
  7. Playful Toys
  8. Dreen Computes
  9. United Overseas Bank Limited
  10. Chevalier Corp
  11. Anchor Foods
  12. Amalgamated Wireless
  13. Pioneer Cookware
  14. Starwin Products
  15. Holme Paper
  16. Gustavsberg porcelain
  17. Monark
  18. Wen Ken Group
  19. Taiwan Tobacco and Liquor Corporation
  20. KHS Musical Instruments

Other Pavilions[]

  1. Technology Pavilion
  2. Art Pavilion
  3. Various Amusement rides
  4. Various Restaurants
  5. Amphitheater
  6. Nature Pavilion
  7. The Wheel of Dreams (Center Piece of the Fair)

2020 Jayapura World's Fair[]

Bidding Process[]

There were five bids:

  1. San Salvador, El Salvador: The theme of the bid was the power of the earth.The mascot was a green armadillo named Ricardo. This was the first bid to be rejected: because of government corruption, as well as an uptick in political riots and gang violence.
  2. Pattaya, Thailand: The theme was life on the beach. Its mascot was an elephant named Anurak. This was the second bid that was rejected. It was rejected due Bangkok being the front runner for the 2020 Olympics.
  3. Nairobi, Kenya: The theme of the bid the splendor of the savanna. Its mascot was a rhino dressed in a dashiki called William.
  4. Zagreb, Croatia: The theme of the bid was the world of sports . The mascot was a pine marten in a scorer uniform named Jarko.
  5. Jayapura, Papua New Guinea: The winning bid was Jayapura. Its theme was the magic of myth and legends. Its mascot was a parrot named Jenny.


National and International Pavilions[]

  1. ANZC
  2. Argentina (T)
  3. Brazil
  4. Peru
  5. Venezuela
  6. Chile
  7. South American Confederacy(Joint pavilion for Paraguay Uruguay Chile Ecuador Bolivia )
  8. Caribbean Federation
  9. Mexico
  10. Netherlands Antilles
  11. Victoria
  12. Alaska
  13. Hawaii
  14. California
  15. Florida
  16. Virginia
  17. Outer Lands
  18. Chumash
  19. Jefferson
  20. Delmarva
  21. Natazh accords
  22. Texas
  23. Taiwan
  24. Macau
  25. Japan
  26. Gunganixi
  27. People's Republic of China
  28. People's Kingdom of Jiangsu
  29. Hainan
  30. Papua New Guinea
  31. Republic of the French Southern Territories
  32. India
  33. Philippines
  34. Thailand
  35. Malaysia
  36. Indonesia
  37. Canada
  38. Alpine Confederation
  39. Nordic Union
  40. Celtic Alliance
  41. Spain
  42. Luxembourg
  43. Prussia
  44. Swabia
  45. Croatia
  46. Courland
  47. Estonia
  48. Bohemia
  49. West African Union
  50. West Poland
  51. Monaco
  52. Poitevine Republic
  53. Siberia
  54. Vietnam
  55. Confederation of East African Marxist States
  56. Eygpt
  57. Greece
  58. South Africa
  59. Good hope
  60. Zimbabwe
  61. KwaZulu
  62. Paula
  63. Fiji
  64. Samoa
  65. Micronesia
  66. Tuvalu
  67. Laos
  68. El Salvador
  69. Kenya
  70. Tanganyika

Corporate Pavilions[]

  1. Cutrale,beverages
  2. EMS Pharmaceutical
  3. Grow Games and Toys
  4. Cineral
  5. BPH Industries
  6. Outback Studios
  7. Apex Motors
  8. Qantas
  9. Polycorp
  10. Nigerian Tobacco Company
  11. Peugeot,
  12. Spintex
  13. Goldtree Coco Possessing Company
  14. Caribbean Petroleum
  15. Dominica Coconut Products
  16. Electrolux
  17. SCA Paper
  18. Avianca
  19. Alpine Products Alimenticios
  20. Backus and Johnston Brewery
  21. Servicios Industriales de la Marina S.A

Other Pavilions[]

  1. Stadium
  2. Pacific Legends Pavilion
  3. Greek Roman Mythology Pavilion
  4. Oriental Mythology Pavilion
  5. Arab Legends Pavilion
  6. Hindu Mythology Pavilion
  7. Slavic Legends Pavilion
  8. Nordic Mythology Pavilions
  9. Celtic Legends Pavilion
  10. African Mythology Pavilion
  11. Native American Mythology Pavilion
  12. European Legends Pavilion

2023 World's Fair - Atlantic City and Buenos Aires[]

Bids[]

  1. Brazzaville, Zaire:The theme of the bid was . The mascot is an African golden cat named Chloe.
  2. Victoria City, Victoria: The theme of the bid was the power of community. The mascot was a scarf-wearing moose named Marty.
  3. San Juan, Puerto Rico: The theme of the bid was emotion's role is society. The mascot is a coquí frog named Javier.
  4. Cartagena, Colombia: The theme of the bid was the leisure activities in modern times. The mascot was an ocelot wearing a panama hat named Miguel.
  5. Atlantic City, Delmarva: The theme of the bid was the spirit of the north American Atlantic. The mascot is a horse wearing t-shirt and ball cap named Brad. The president of the Atlantic City World Fair planing committee is Kevin Smith. The main financial banker is Billy Mays.
  6. Buenos Aries, Argentina: The winning bid was Buenos Aries, Argentina. The theme of the bid was the magic of theater, with advertisements featuring a gaucho and flamenco dancer named Paolo y Paola.

The Fairs[]

The Atlantic City world fair began on April 20th and ended on July 4th. Many nations from across North America set up pavilions of their own. Considering Atlantic City's accessibility, especially for those with concerns about traveling to what many falsely believing is an irradiated continent, this was many foreigners first exposure to the smaller cultures of North America. The Buenos Aries World Fair began on August 7 and ended on November 10th

National Pavilions at Atlantic City[]

  1. Delmarva (Consists of a building with exhibits on Delmarva and a miniature replica of the Atlantic City Boardwalk back in its golden age. This is one of the palivions that will remain after the fair as part of Kevin Smith American Adventure theme park.)
  2. New Jersey Skylands- a series of exhibits on New Jersey housed in building patterned typical per war suburban homes and shops. This pavilion will remain after the fair as part of Kevin Smith American adventure theme park. It is located right next to the Delmarva Pavilion.
  3. United Pennsylvania Booth - North Pennsylvania, State College, Reading
  4. New York Republic
  5. Niagara Falls
  6. United States of America (A miniature replica of the National Mall. This is one of the pvilions that will remain after the fair as part of Kevin Smith's American adventure theme park.)
  7. Dinétah
  8. Kentucky
  9. Blue Ridge
  10. Florida
  11. Neonotia
  12. Texas (It consists of a collection of western-style buildings. It also includes the Wagon Wheel Ferris Wheel and a roller coaster called Lone star. This is one of the pavilions that will remain after the fair as part of Kevin Smith's American adventure theme park.)
  13. Blue Ridge
  14. Natchez (exhibits on Mississippi housed in a building patterned southern Mansion. It will remain after the fair an be comibied with the Louisiana Pavilion to form an southern states area of of Kevin Smith American Adventure Theme Park.)
  15. Louisiana
  16. Superior
  17. Hot Springs
  18. Lakota
  19. Pasco Free State
  20. Vermont
  21. Jefferson
  22. California Republic
  23. Toledo
  24. Canada
  25. Victoria
  26. Alaska
  27. Yukon
  28. Celtic Alliance
  29. North Germany
  30. Basque Free Lands
  31. Alpine Confederation
  32. Sicily
  33. Corsica
  34. Transylvania (Romania)
  35. Monaco
  36. Brittany
  37. West African Union
  38. Gabon
  39. Egypt
  40. Good Hope South Africa
  41. ANZC
  42. Argentina
  43. Brazil
  44. Mexico
  45. Saudi Arabia
  46. Confederation of African Marxist Countries
  47. Turkey
  48. Vietnam
  49. India
  50. Macau
  51. Taiwan
  52. Japan
  53. Korea
  54. Portugal
  55. Thailand
  56. Malaysia
  57. Netherlands Antilles
  58. Caribbean Federation
  59. El Salvador
  60. League of nations
Corporate Pavilions at Atlantic City[]
  1. IBM
  2. GM
  3. Toledo Motor Works
  4. Blue Grass Industries
  5. Ashford Handicrafts
  6. Estella Toys
  7. Microdigital Computers
  8. American Entertainment
  9. Globo studios
  10. Embracer
  11. New Zeppelin
  12. Diplomat Electronics
  13. Food Lion
  14. Qantas
  15. Pertamina
  16. New Zealand Steel
  17. Grupo Arcor
  18. Sociedad Química y Minera
  19. MANPA paper
  20. Roche
  21. New Disney World
Other Pavilions at Atlantic City[]
  1. Visual Arts Pavilion
  2. Health Pavilion
  3. Various Amusement rides
  4. Various Restaurants
  5. Amphitheater
  6. Big top Circus
  7. Chemistry Pavilion
  8. Technology Pavilion
  9. Aquaculture Pavilion
  10. Nature pavilion
  11. The Atlantic spire (Centerpiece of the world fair)
National Pavilions at Buenos Aries[]
  1. Argentina
  2. Uruguay
  3. Paraguay
  4. Brazil
  5. Bolivia
  6. Peru
  7. Chile
  8. Venezuela
  9. Columbia
  10. Ecuador
  11. Costa Rica
  12. Guatemala
  13. Cuba
  14. Dominican Republic
  15. Puerto Rico
  16. Caribbean Federation
  17. Haiti
  18. Honduras
  19. Mexico
  20. Chumash Republic
  21. Visalia
  22. Texas
  23. Florida
  24. Hattiesburg
  25. Neonotia
  26. Delmarva
  27. United Communities
  28. Hawaii
  29. Anzac
  30. Good Hope
  31. Nigeria
  32. Senegal
  33. Morocco
  34. Ethiopia
  35. Kenya
  36. African Economic Community
  37. Zaire
  38. Angola
  39. Mozambique
  40. Ireland
  41. Northumbria
  42. République Poitevine
  43. Italian Peninsula Alliance
  44. Prussia
  45. Benelux
  46. Scandinavian Union
  47. Portugal
  48. Span
  49. Slovenia
  50. West Poland
  51. Bohemia
  52. Rhodope
  53. Greece
  54. UAE
  55. Saudi Arabia
  56. Pakistan
  57. Bangladesh
  58. Japan
  59. Macau
  60. People's Republic of China
  61. Siberia
Corporate Pavilions at Buenos Aries[]
  1. Omega Level Entertainment
  2. Microdigital computers
  3. Embarcer
  4. New Zeppelin
  5. Holden
  6. Autolantia
  7. La Martina Clothing
  8. Sociedad Química y Minera
  9. Manpa paper
  10. RCA (Now headquartered in Argentina)
  11. Ashford Handicrafts
  12. Garoto Candy
  13. Aerolíneas Argentinas
  14. Roche
  15. Fisher and Paykel
  16. Habanos S.A.
  17. Alicorp
  18. Fiat
  19. Cubpet
  20. PDVSA,
  21. Aurora Toys
  22. Techint
  23. Orinoquía Labs
  24. Etcetera Entertainment
Other Pavilions at Buenos Aries[]
  1. Orchestra Hall
  2. Dance Pavilion
  3. Oceania Opera House (miniature replica of the Newcastle Opera House)
  4. Greek Amphitheater
  5. Shakespearean Theater (replica of the Globe Theater)
  6. The Stage of Life
  7. Teatro de Las Americas (Neoclasical theater)
  8. Science Pavilion
  9. Art Gallery
  10. Gloob Chinese Theater (Replica of Grauman's Chinese Theater)
  11. Gloob Egyptian Theater (Replica of Grauman's Egyptian Theater)
  12. Gloob Movie Palace (Art deco Movie palace with attached small cinema museum)
  13. Various Amusement Rides
  14. Various restaurants

2025 Krasnoyarsk World 's Fair[]

Bidding Process[]

  1. Adelaide, ANZC: The theme of the bid is the world in motion. The mascot is wombat named Rick.
  2. Macau City, Macau: The theme of the bid was "yesterday's traditions, tomorrow's innovations".The mascot is a red panda wearing blue robes and a Liangmao straw hat.
  3. Caracas, Venezuela: The theme of the bid was Urban Planing for a better civilization. The mascot was a jaguar called Jose.
  4. Santiago, Chile: The theme of the bid was flavors of the world. The mascot was a flamingo called Carmen.
  5. Krasnoyarsk, Socialist Siberia: The theme of the bid was Celebrating the Worker. The mascot was is a bear dressed as a Cossack named Ivan.

National Pavilions[]

  1. Alpine Confedrtion
  2. ANZC
  3. Brazil
  4. Argentina
  5. peru
  6. Venezuela
  7. Chile
  8. South American Confederacy(Joint pavilion for Paraguay Uruguay Chile Ecuador Bolivia )
  9. Caribbean Federation
  10. Bangledes
  11. Ethopia
  12. Ertia
  13. Sudan
  14. Upper volta
  15. Cuba
  16. Niguruga
  17. Kokand
  18. gold hope
  19. Grenada
  20. People’s Republic of Angola
  21. Aralia (
  22. Benin
  23. Angola
  24. West Poland
  25. Singaproe
  26. Mlaysia
  27. Korea
  28. United Comityes
  29. West afircan Union
  30. Nigeria
  31. UAE
  32. Gulf state union asia
  33. Gulf state union north america
  34. delmare
  35. Kentury
  36. Virgian
  37. Blue ridge
  38. calaroia
  39. victoria
  40. costrica
  41. kenya
  42. eugpt
  43. Saudi Arabia
  44. turkey
  45. india
  46. Confederation of African Countries
  47. Guatemala
  48. Moravia
  49. People Republic of China
  50. Vietnam
  51. Laos
  52. Bangladesh
  53. Korea
  54. Kokand
  55. Confederation of West African Socialist Nations

Corporate Pavilions[]

Other Pavilions[]

2028 World Fair[]

Bidding Process[]

There were five cities bidding for the 2028 World's Fair

  1. Manaus, Brazil: Manaus is the wining bid The theme is is the future of computing. The mascot is a toucan called Beatriz.
  2. Daegu, Korea: The theme is inviting the world to visit.. The mascot was crane in gat and hanbok called Duri.
  3. Genoa: The theme of the bid is remembering Christopher Columbus. The mascot is a wolf dressed like a Renaissance sailor called Luca.
  4. Ibiza, Spain: The theme of this bid was the power of light -- an exhibition of recently excavated ruins, a reconstruction of a Phoenician city and a music and dance festival were planned if bid was accepted. The mascot is a three-headed lion named Fernando.
  5. Martha's Vineyard, Outer Lands: The theme of the bid was sailing free. The mascot is a seal in a sailor suit called Morris.

2030 World's Fair Jeddah[]

Bidding Process[]

There were five cities bidding for the 2030 world's fair.

  1. Jeddah, Saudi Arabia: This is the winnign bid The theme is the beauty in the dessert. If the bid succeeds, it will be the first World Fair in the reclusive but prosperous Arab world. The mascot is a camel in turban named Ahmed.
  2. Lagos, Nigeria: The theme of the bid is the story of humanity. The mascot is leopard called John.
  3. Montego Bay, Caribbean Federation: The theme of the bid is rhythms of the island. If it succeeds, it will the first world fair in the Caribbean since the 1920's. The mascot is a gecko with dreadlocks and a Rastacap called Marley.
  4. Reykjavik, Iceland: The theme of the bid is Viking Heritage. The mascot is a sheep named Sven.
  5. Osaka, Japan: The theme is arts flowering like cherry bloom. The mascot is a fox dressed as a geisha called Yumi.
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