The Hannover Messe will now take place from May 30 to June 2, 2022 as a presence trade fair. Exhibitors from NRW are welcome to apply for participation in the trade fair appearance of the state of North Rhine-Westphalia.
Providing impetus for innovative, efficient production and climate protection. Due to the high utilization of the trade fair center in Hanover with numerous events in early summer, the world’s leading trade fair for industry has to be shortened to four days this year.
After the pandemic-related break, the focus of the trade show will be on the physical presence as well as the personal exchange about products, technologies and innovations. This will be supplemented by extensive virtual presentation options.
The state of North Rhine-Westphalia is planning a presence at the Hannover Messe 2022, with one or two joint state stands. Due to the distance regulations, there will be no stage this year. The first information meeting will take place on February 2 as an online event. Interested parties can find out the details and conditions there. Those interested in exhibiting are welcome to contact ina.grothof@vdma.org by January 31. The binding registration will only take place after the first information meeting.
Service package 2022
As a co-exhibitor, you will receive a comprehensive service at the joint state stands, which includes the following services as a basic package:
- Modern, transparent stand design
- Exhibit-dependent exhibitor space
- Stele with integrated 40-inch monitor for own presentation
- Counter, brochure stand, standing aid
- Catering on the stand
- Hostess service for lounge and information counter
- Additional costs (e.g. electricity and water)
- Stand cleaning and security
- Layout and production of a stand brochure
- Central advertising and press relations
Costs
The state bears the total costs of the state joint stand. As a co-exhibitor you pay a flat-rate exhibitor contribution of 5,200 euros (plus VAT) for the basic package. The financing portion in excess of this will be granted as de minimis aid. Startups from North Rhine-Westphalia are eligible for reduced rates at all joint state stands.