A patchy result

The 2001 edition of the Salons d’Automne attracted bigger numbers than expected.  However, visitors to Jarditec and Créabitat searched in vain for many of the…

More visitors to Birmingham again

The British garden and leisure exhibition Glee almost succeeded in making good last year’s drop in attendance figures

Trade Fairs News

Premiere of pan-European DIY Forum

The Belgian capital Brussels was the venue as Fediyma president Gilles Caille welcomed more than 320 delegates from 16 countries to the first …

Lead-up to Practical World

Practical World, the new successor concept to the Hardware Fair/DIY’TEC, is staging its premiere in Cologne this March

To pastures new

The Salons d’Automne with the Jarditec fair were forced to take a steep drop in visitor numbers. From next year on, the multi-trade show is being given a new …

CIHS Shanghai going international

It is hoped that Shanghai will become the most important Asian trade fair for hardware and DIY in cooperation with the Köln Messe organisation

Visitor numbers up in Hong Kong

The Hong Kong International Hardware & Home Improvement Fair welcomed slightly more visitors than the previous year. Exhibitor participation was…

Good start for trade fair in Holland

The organisers of DIY & Hardware were very happy with the initial staging of the event. The fair opened for business in Utrecht from 15 to …

Bucking the trend

Ferroforma, the Spanish hardware and DIY fair held in Bilbao, attracted 14.6 per cent more visitors than two years ago

Creative ideas

During DIY 2003 in Kortrijk the organisers will be presenting a new proposal that is designed to provide the trade with suggestions for improving communication with …

New fair venue

For the first time next year the London DIY & Garden Show will be staged at Earls Court 2 in the West End from 26 to 28 January

Launch pad for new products

The pet products fair Petindex will be held for the first time in tandem with Glee, the garden trade exhibition based in Birmingham, England

Jarditec minus Créabitat

The Salons d’Automne will open for business in Paris from 30 September to 2 October, but without a DIY show for the first time