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Eurobike 2023 looking forward to full house in Frankfurt

The second edition of Eurobike in Frankfurt am Main (June 21 to 25, 2023) has exceeded last year’s number of participating exhibitors.

The show’s organising team reports that Eurobike 2023 is now fully booked even though the exhibition space was increased to a total of 150,000 sq m. More than 400 new exhibitors are said to be on board for the second edition of the leading trade fair in Frankfurt.

A release from Eurobike noted that… ‘The interest of the participants and the number of registrations are significantly higher than for the premiere and record event in 2022 with 1,500 exhibitors.’

Stefan Reisinger, Managing Director at show organising firm Fairnamic, said “Despite a macro environment that is challenging for many involved, there is a good perspective.

“Regarding the social megatrends of climate, health and energy, bicycles, pedelecs and light electric vehicles (LEVs) have become an indispensable building block for the mobility transition and thus nothing less than the future.

“The Eurobike 2023 range of manufacturers, brands and products is unique in its diversity, innovative power and internationality. Our vision of rethinking mobility starting with the bicycle and LEVs is fully underway.”

Germany’s National Cycling Congress, which will take place on June 20-21, 2023 in the Kongresshaus (Kap Europa) of the Messe in Frankfurt, will bring municipal decision-makers together with the bicycle industry to share views on mobility solutions of the future.

Discussions about better infrastructure are expected to be combined with practical examples in the various exhibition areas. At the same time, many service providers and companies are reportedly expanding their Eurobike presence.

Eurobike Project Manager Dirk Heidrich said “Orientation and guidance were sometimes a challenge during the first event. We will keep the tried and tested setting and optimize the use of space, walkways, visitor guidance and the test-driving routes based on the knowledge gained.”

  • In 2023, new hall level 9.2 is where the supplier area will be found. This area will only be used on the first three days of the trade fair (June 21-23) and is specifically reserved for suppliers and component manufacturers. This has been done to improve the B2B exchange separately from the rest of the trade fair program.
  • The Eurobike Career Center and the Eurobike Jobmarket have been moved to the top position of the foyer in hall level 12.0.
  • Hall 11.1 focuses on the sports and performance areas of road biking, gravel and mountain biking, as well as indoor cycling and bike packing. Here, the Cycle Café for socializing, networking and lectures serves as a central point of contact.
  • This year, the Eurobike Awards will be presented for the first time in Frankfurt. The awards will be presented to selected products from the bike and mobility industry.
  • The Future Mobility Hall 8 will feature start-ups & innovations, LEVs, infrastructure, a cargo area as well as sharing and service offerings.

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