"The global bicycle trade show at the right time and the right place"
The show from Friedrichshafen, Germany – EUROBIKE sets the tone worldwide: With over 85,000 sqm of exhibition space, the leading global trade show of the bicycle industry is the "who's who" of the international bicycle world and is further increasing its focus on the needs of retailers: "With our well-established trade show concept at the right time of year for placing orders, we offer an event for the industry, retailers and the media that reflects the global spectrum of the sector. Bicycles and accessories for sports and mobility are both equally represented with a uniquely comprehensive range of products and models," says Messe Friedrichshafen CEO Klaus Wellmann. The big bicycle show will be held from Wednesday through Saturday, 2-5 September 2009. Now that the exhibition grounds have been expanded, this year visitors can also use the east entrance with its new foyer, conference center and additional space at the east open-air grounds.
Extended opening hours: This year the exhibition will open its doors to trade visitors half an hour earlier at 8:30 a.m. and close at 6:30 p.m., effectively increasing the amount of time for the trade show. In addition, the show is open on new days of the week: EUROBIKE 2009 will already start on Wednesday, 2 September for trade visitors and will end on Open House Day, Saturday, 5 September, with opening hours from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
On Tuesday the trade show will offer an additional "bonus" for trade visitors and journalists: On 1 September 2009, Demo Day in Argenbühl will set the stage for EUROBIKE. "We want to meet the needs of our exhibitors and are further increasing our focus on the topic of trade visitors. With the new opening days and Demo Day we can offer a total of four trade show days for industry experts," says Project Manager Stefan Reisinger. Together with our partner "extra energy", special emphasis will be placed on the hot media topic of e-bikes. All leading e-bike manufacturers will be represented at the show, which will have its own test riding course.
The international bicycle trade show is as big as ever in 2009, with 812 exhibitors from 40 countries already lining up for the event, and 35,000 trade visitors along with 1,200 journalists expected from around the world.
More information about the show you can find on www.eurobike-show.com
Vlad
