SHOW REVIEW | Cevisama
CEVISAMA 2023 SHOW REVIEW:
The 39th edition of Cevisama, the leading trade event for the Spanish ceramic tile sector, took place at Feria Valencia in Spain from February 27 to March 3. Kbbreview was there to check out the latest trends and find out how the industry is faring
ou could argue that, against the backdrop of heavily inflated energy prices and the ongoing conflict in Ukraine – one of the world’s most significant providers of raw materials to the tile and ceramics industry – the return of Cevisama after three years was the most significant moment in its history. Taking place in Valencia, Spain’s architectural hub, there were halls and halls full of the latest designs and innovations from the biggest brands in the tile and ceramics sector. The stats from Cevisama 2023 highlight the importance of this fair to the global tile and ceramics industry with show organisers reporting a 3% increase in the number of engaged international visitors (25%). The 39th edition of the event received a total of 74,115 visitors of which 18,532 were from abroad. While this figure was down by 19.5% on the last, pre-pandemic, edition of the fair, it wasn’t a bad turnout considering that there are still Covid restrictions in place in some countries, as well as economic uncertainty and a demand crisis of which industries in general are still feeling the effects. Speaking about the impact of the return of Spain’s largest tile and ceramics fair Cevisama director Carmen Álvarez said: “We heard from many exhibitors about the positive atmosphere at this year’s show. “And in this edition, the repre- sentation of foreign buyers has risen from 22 to 25% of the total.”
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CEVISAMA 2023 IN
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74,115 25%
visitors
of visitors were from outside Spain
exhibitors from the ceramic tile, natural stone and bathroom equipment sectors
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