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Hannover Messe 2009
Between 20 and 24 April Hannover Messe will host 13 flagship trade fairs adding up to the world’s largest and most important showcase
for industrial technology.
In 2009 the spotlight will be on industrial automation,
energy technologies, power transmission and control,
mobility, industrial subcontracting and new technologies
for the future. Top of the agenda will be energy efficiency
in industrial processes, which as well as featuring heavily
amongst exhibiting companies, will be the focus of attention
at a special display in Hall 26, which will concentrate
on reference projects and a model production plant
exemplifying energy efficiency in action.
New to the Hannover programme is Wind, a trade
fair targeted at manufacturers of wind generation plant,
components or services suppliers, installers, plant operators
and project financiers. The partner country for the whole
event this year is Korea, the EU’s fourth largest trading
partner, from which 200 companies have so far booked
space.
By February Hannover reported a total of around 6,000
exhibitors occupying 200,000 square metres of exhibition
space, with the organiser now expecting the 2009 fair to
reach a similar scale to previous events. More than 1,000
supporting events, including seminars, forums and workshops, featuring an impressive line-up of speakers, will afford visitors the opportunity to
engage in-depth with issues affecting everyone’s future.
“It is precisely when economic conditions are difficult that Hannover Messe comes into its own”, says Dr. Wolfram von Fritsch, chairman of the
board of Deutsche Messe AG. “It provides an overview of various branches of industry that work together to make progress possible. At the same
time it focuses our attention on issues that are more important than ever at times of crisis - issues such as energy efficiency and technological
leadership.”
Detailed information about all the fairs, travel and accommodation can be found at www.hannovermesse.de.
Fresh impetus for
Survey confirms
Totally Shows
EuroBLECH 2008 success
Brintex, organiser of the Totally Tools, DIY and Secure EuroBLECH 2008 was the largest ever and showed little sign of the
shows, has confirmed that visitor numbers for this economic downturn. Trading activity was lively and many exhibitors
year’s shows saw a slight increase over 2008.
reported buoyant sales results. With 1,520 exhibitors and 69,400 visitors
“We are absolutely delighted to have maintained
the show recorded an increase of 8% in both exhibitor and visitor numbers
our visitor numbers at 2008 levels. The 1% increase is
compared to the 2006 show. The net exhibition space increased 5% to
marginal, but very welcome, in such a tough trading
87,700 square metres.
climate,” commented exhibition director James Murray.
EuroBLECH is audited by FKM, the society for voluntary control of exhibition
Brintex has also announced that it would be moving to
statistics and the exhibition survey showed excellent ratings by exhibitors
co-locate alongside the Spring Fair in 2010; an initiative
and visitors. 99% of visitors assessed the exhibition as very useful or useful
that has been greeted with widespread support.
compared to other industry shows. 93% said they would definitely recommend
“We promised to deliver fresh impetus to the shows
it to colleagues. Exhibitors were also extremely satisfied with the number saying
this year and we are looking forward to developing
they intended exhibiting again at the 2010 event increasing to 76%.
this next year at the NEC,” said James. “Regardless of
The show was highly rated for its internationality – exhibitors came from 38
the current economic climate, we cannot expect our
countries and visitors registered from 98 countries. Exhibitors again praised the
exhibitors to invest in our shows, if we are not also
event for the high quality of visitors it attracted. According to the survey 68% of
investing. We’re really looking forward to moving our
visitors had or shared responsibility for decision-making mainly in fabrication/
shows on again to take advantage of the benefits of
production, management, R&D and construction as well as procurement. Visitors
sitting alongside on of the UK’s largest trade events.”
from industry increased over 2006, whereas visitors from services and trade
The Totally Shows will continue to run as a three-day
sectors regressed. 44% of visitors came to the show with concrete investment
event, in a dedicated hall at the NEC, starting on Sunday
plans, for foreign visitors this figure was 56%.
7 February through to Tuesday 9 February.
The next EuroBLECH will be stages at Hannover Messe, 26 - 30 October 2010.
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