Luxembourg ‘s Chamber of Commerce recently announced its Trade Fair Programme for 2025-2026. which includes a both national pavilions and trade fair visits, most of which are complimented by side-events or B2B opportunities.
A national pavilion is where the chamber organises a large group stand with space for individual company (exhibition) stands under the Luxembourg "umbrella" stand at a relatively low cost ,while not having to worry about any stand building issues and benefitting from joint promotional efforts.
A trade fair visit allows the discovery of the latest trends of a sector during a one-to-three day group visit. Most trade fair visits include B2B meetings and/or side events.
A side event is an event organised during a trade fair in order to enhance networking opportunities and to promote Luxembourg amongst the trade fair’s target group.
Trade fairs in all of Luxembourg’s leading sectors: industry, space, IT, transport, defence, healthtech, environment, real estate and many more are included in both programmes, which cover EU countries as well as overseas markets, such as the UK, the USA and Australia.
26 Trade Fairs for 2025 and eight for 2026 have so far been announced.
According to the organiser, Go International, a department at the Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce, trade fairs are an important tool in creating opportunities for companies to meet new and existing contacts as well as to remain updated on the latest market trends. Companies are being encouraged to participate in the upcoming fairs for the following reasons:
- Participation in the world's leading trade fairs at a very attractive price
- Turnkey customised stands: to allow companies focus on their core business
- Increased visibility, premium locations and enhanced communication
- Networking events and interaction with co-exhibitors
- Support before, during and after the event
The list of trade fair for 2025 includes:
- 7-10 Jan: CES in Las Vegas, USA (technology)
- 18-20 Jan: Fahrrad & WanderReisen in Stuttgart, Germany (cycling & hiking holidays)
- 10-12 Feb: Wine Paris in Paris, France (wine & spirits)
- 14-16 Feb: Fiets & Wandelbeurs in Utrecht, the Netherlands (recreational cycling & hiking)
- 1-2 March: Fiets & Wandelbeurs in Ghent, Belgium (recreational cycling & hiking)
- 4-6 March: ITB In Berlin, Germany (tourism)
- 11-14 March: Mipim in Cannes, France (real estate)
- 1-3 April: FIC - Forum International de la Cybersécurité in Lille, France (cybersecurity, ICT)
- 1 April: Hannover Messe in Hanover, Germany (industry)
- 6 April: ADFC Radreisemesse in Siegburg, Germany (recreational cycling)
- 8-9 April: European Military Additive Manufacturing Symposium in Bonn, Germany (defence)
- 24-26 April (tbc): ChangeNOW in Paris, France (solutions for the planet)
- 21-23 May (tbc): GITEX Europe in Berlin, Germany (start-ups and digital economy)
- 2-5 June: Transport Logistic in Munich, Germany (transports and logistics)
- 9-13 June: London Tech Week AI Summit London in London, UK (technologies of the future and AI)
- 11-14 June (tbc): VivaTech in Paris, France (start-ups, ICT, innovative digital technologies)
- 16-22 June: SIAE-Paris Air Show in Paris, France (aeronautics, space)
- 9-12 September: DSEI in London, UK (defence)
- 29 September- 03 October: IAC in Sydney, Australia ( aeronautics, space)
- 4-8 October: Anuga in Cologne, Germany (food and beverage)
- 6 October: Expo Real in Munich, Germany (real estate)
- 7-10 October: Pollutec in Lyon, France (environmental and energy solutions)
- 4-6 November (tbc): Smart City Expo in Barcelona, Spain (sustainable economy, smart cities)
- 10-13 November(tbc): Medica in Düsseldorf, Germany (medical, healthtech)
- 10-13 November(tbc): Web Summit in Lisbon, Portugal (start-ups, ICT, innovative digital technologies)
- 18-20 November Space Tech Expo Europe in Bremen, Germany (space)
