Tomorrow, Barcelona will host the opening of the world’s leading conference on wound treatment. Until Friday, the Barcelona International Convention Centre (CCIB), managed by Fira de Barcelona, will welcome over 6,000 professionals from 90 countries.
UFI, the global association of the exhibition industry, is pleased to welcome Alex Hsu as the association’s new programme manager content & communities.
Farnborough International Airshow has experienced unprecedented demand for its 2026 instalment with more than 85 percent of the show floor and chalets already reserved or sold.
The Hong Kong International Jewellery Show drew to a successful close on Saturday while the Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem & Pearl Show ended on Thursday.
The Cairns Convention Centre in Tropical North Queensland, Australia, will welcome the prestigious Aus-Omics Conference from May 18-21, 2025.
From 10 to 12 November 2026, ITB Americas will celebrate its debut as a B2B tourism trade show in Guadalajara, Mexico.
Tsai Ing-wen, former president of Taiwan (2016 to 2024) welcomed 130 leaders from 34 countries attending IAPCO Annual Meeting and General Assembly.
Security, defence and innovation: Enforce Tac 2025, the international trade fair for internal and external security, will open its doors from February 24th to 26th, 2025 in Nuremberg.
Founded in 1925, UFI, the global association of the exhibition industry, celebrates its 100th anniversary in 2025.
The International Federation of Exhibition and Event Services (IFES) will conclude its milestone “40 Years of Collaboration” celebrations at the 2025 IFES World Summit from June 17-20.
Targi Kielce's priority investment is entering the implementation phase. The new hall will be used for the first time in September 2026.
The annual 'Global Industry Performance Review' (GIPR) published by jwc continues to be a key knowledge source for experts and stakeholders of the events industry.
UFI, the global association of the exhibition industry, is delighted to announce the dates and hosts for its 2025 regional conferences.
The automotive aftermarket is undergoing a dynamic transformation driven by new energy, AI and digital expansion.
Just in time for Thaifex Anuga Asia 2025, the 3-kilometer long Pink Line extension from Si Rat Station is slated to be complete by May 2025.
The 18th Asian Financial Forum (AFF) 2025, co-organised by the Government of the HKSAR and the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), opened today at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.
Thailand’s MICE industry posted an impressive 42 per cent rise in overseas MICE travelers in its 2024 fiscal year (October 2023 to September 2024) totaling 1.16 million travelers.
Exhibition World Bahrain (EWB), in collaboration with the International Congress and Convention Association (ICCA), hosted a landmark gathering of international association leaders.
Efforts to build a new manufacturing, biomanufacturing and R&D hub in Saudi Arabia and across the wider Middle East are accelerating.
12.02.2025
Registration is now live for IMEX Frankfurt, taking place 20 – 22 May. The 2025 edition of the show is set to bring the needs of today's event professionals into sharp focus.
Rapid technological change, economic
uncertainty, demographic shifts and the drive for sustainability are all
set to shape the world this year with the resulting impact felt across
the business events industry.
Through a series of improvements across customer service, event
design and the education offering, IMEX Frankfurt has been reimagined to
ensure event professionals have the new skills, knowledge and contacts
to respond to both global and regional changes.
One constant remains: delivering business value sits at the heart of the show with IMEX continuing to invest in a new and dedicated customer service team and technology to ensure a friction-free and time efficient experience from start to finish. The show brings buyers face to face with a broad range of international suppliers, and is designed to make meeting new destinations, new venues and new partners both straightforward and fun.
The driving force behind much of the show’s experiential content is the new Talking Point for 2025: Impact 2.0 – Activating the Future. A dedicated education track, plus many of the show’s activations, have all been designed to galvanize event professionals into taking positive action. Impact is one of nine learning tracks forming part of a revamped education program.
This includes new – and very current – areas of focus such as Design Matters as well as Leadership and Culture (where the speakers are shining examples of ‘extreme leadership’ - expect more details soon). All learning tracks focus on sharing insights that are meaningful, applicable, ROI-driven and often surprising. Specialist buyer events will take center stage on Monday 19 May, the day before the show, with programs dedicated to buyers from the association and corporate sectors as well as an agency program for senior leaders.
“Live experiences hold significant currency in 2025. When everything can be clicked, streamed or viewed online, it's the real-life moments that many people crave. IRL experiences are not only an important way to establish trust and nourish our need for social connection, but they enable us to immerse ourselves in a community of common interests – and that’s great news for the next cohort of young people entering the workplace, explains Carina Bauer, CEO of the IMEX Group.
“The latest iteration of our show has been shaped by our fundamental
human needs and will help event professionals to deliver more positive
business impact, build powerful global relationships and - let's not
forget – have fun!”
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