SHOW PREVIEW
Railtech Europe will return for its 15th edition in March
TAKING TO THE RAILS T
he 15th edition of Railtech Europe will take place in Utrecht, Netherlands between 6-7 March, bringing together
the European railway industry to experience the latest technologies and innovations from the sector. The combined exhibition and conference provides an international platform for all levels of the railway supply chain to showcase technologies and meet to discuss policy and best practice. This year, Railtech Europe is
expecting in excess of 8,500 visitors from over 100 countries to attend the exhibition over the course of the three- day show. Attendees will discover the latest product innovations in rail, see
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live demonstrations, and network with contacts on the exhibition floor. Alongside the exhibition, the show’s
comprehensive conference will focus on four key industry topics: developments in high-speed rail, ERTMS and security, competition in passenger rail, and reducing emissions. The conference provides an extensive platform and a dynamic meeting place for experts and professionals in the railway sector from all over Europe. Railtech Europe will also put on over 20 workshops centred around the intersection of railways and mobile technology, security, management and evolution of communications, and much more. The winners of the RailTech
Innovation Awards will also be announced during the show, chosen by a specialist jury. The successful candidates will have submitted a new or innovative product or service which will solve a relevant problem or challenge, and that is applicable and an improvement for the rail industry. The best innovative product or service will be celebrated in the following categories: Digitalisation, Technology and Design, Infrastructure, and Audience Choice.
For more information visit
www.railtech-europe.com
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