Trade Shows

Since June 11, 2022, COVID-19 related entry restrictions to Germany are lifted. A proof of vaccination, proof of convalescence, proof of testing or proof of trade fair participation is no longer required to enter Germany. Source: AUMA – Current messages Read More

The German trade fair industry takes off. About 200 trade fairs will take place throughout the remainder of this year. AUMA Chairman Philip Harting: “We are back. We are happy to welcome our guests at trade fairs in Germany again”. Source: AUMA – Current messages Read More

All AUMA information on Covid-19 and exhibitions: Situation of the German trade fair industry, restart in Germany, entry requirements, hygiene and distance regulations, dates of next trade fairs. Source: AUMA – Current messages Read More

After almost two years of standstill due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Germany’s trade fair industry now has a nationwide opening perspective. A large part of the COVID-19 restrictions will be lifted by March 20. The state premiers and the chancellor agreed on this on February 16. What does this mean for the trade fair industry? …

COVID-19 restrictions come to an end Read More »

Trade fairs Made in Germany have a strong reputation among exhibitors and visitors from all over the world as a stage for competition, customer acquisition, market exploration, innovation, inspiration, experience and media attention. New flyer now published. Source: AUMA – Current messages Read More

Changing needs and new digital habits of exhibitors and visitors make trade fair participation more complex. In order to fill the gap between expectation and what-is-feasible, AUMA has now completely revised its publications “Successful Participation in Trade Fairs”. Source: AUMA – Current messages Read More

The trade fair industry in Germany is demanding clear trade fair rules from the new federal government. The situation is dramatic: the damage in 2021 is even higher than in 2020. For 2022, more than a dozen trade fairs have already been postponed or even cancelled. Source: AUMA – Current messages Read More