Featured Trade Shows
K Plastics & Rubber 2013
October 16 - 23, 2013
Turning Vision into Business
It's K time!
For more than 40 years, K has been and still is the biggest international trade fair for plastics and rubber, and takes place once every three years. The leading raw material producers, processing companies and machinery manufacturers offer an overview of the latest technical developments
October 16 -
Turning Vision into Business
It's K time!
For more than 40 years, K has been and still is the biggest international trade fair for plastics and rubber, and takes place once every three years. The leading raw material producers, processing companies and machinery manufacturers offer an overview of the latest technical developments
photokina | Globally unique and successful
Sept 18 - 23, 2012
The photokina is the highlight and the center of photography for all photo enthusiasts – be they amateur or professional photographers or simply photography aficionados.
New products, trends and the world’s leading brands encounter an unparalleled event line-up.
Enter the World of Imaging!
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Sept 18 -
The photokina is the highlight and the center of photography for all photo enthusiasts – be they amateur or professional photographers or simply photography aficionados.
New products, trends and the world’s leading brands encounter an unparalleled event line-
Enter the World of Imaging!
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drupa 2012 Print Media Messe
May 3 - 16, 2012
one world - one drupa
The last staging of drupa in 2008 was an overwhelming success with around 391,000 visitors from 138 countries attending the show, proving once again that it is the industry's leading event worldwide.
May 3 -
one world -
The last staging of drupa in 2008 was an overwhelming success with around 391,000 visitors from 138 countries attending the show, proving once again that it is the industry's leading event worldwide.
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International Trade Fair for Transport Technology
- Innovative Components, Vehicles, Systems -
Sept. 18 - 21, 2012
InnoTrans has become established as an international industry showplace focusing on Railway Technology. A full range of rail vehicles are presented in static displays on the Messe Berlin tracks located outside the exhibition halls. Other key InnoTrans features include Railway Infrastructure, Interiors, Public Transport and Tunnel Construction.
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Sept. 18 -
InnoTrans has become established as an international industry showplace focusing on Railway Technology. A full range of rail vehicles are presented in static displays on the Messe Berlin tracks located outside the exhibition halls. Other key InnoTrans features include Railway Infrastructure, Interiors, Public Transport and Tunnel Construction.
Leather Components and Footwear Fashions
MARCH 16 - 18, 2011
SEPTEMBER 7 - 9, 2011
All Signs point to Business++ Shoe trade presented itself in the very best of ordering moods++28,600 visitors attend GDS and GLOBAL SHOES
Empty stockrooms and so far a very successful year for retail provided the shoe fair duo GDS – International Event for Shoes & Accessories und GLOBAL SHOES – leading trade show for sourcing ending on Sunday three exciting days of business, information and communication. With a total of some 28,600 visitors (7,000 of whom also attended GLOBAL SHOES) coming from 79 countries both events ended on last year’s levels. Exhibitors reported a significant increase in quality and the best of ordering moods amongst buyers – who included representatives from such renowned shoe retail firms as Betsy Palmer (Netherlands), Comfort One Shoes (USA), Görtz (Germany), GUM (Russia), Humanic (Austria), Hush Puppies (USA), Intermax (Poland), Jones Bootmaker (UK), KaDeWe (Germany), Megatrade (Ukraine), Skoringen (Denmark), Steinmetz (France), Stiefelkönig (Austria), Torfs (Belgium), Tretter (Germany) and Zalando (Germany).
Over one in two visitors came here from abroad and this time more buyers from the Benelux, Scandinavia, Great Britain and the Baltic states attended GDS and GLOBAL SHOES. Exhibitors also reported a larger proportion of non-European buyers as well as a slight shift in buyers towards large-scale retail (+ 5% in the group of firms generating over Euro 5 m turnover per year). There was also a noticeable sense of the very high quality of visitors at the fair (80% from top management). Nine out of ten visitors once again gave the shoe fair duo a very high score in their overall rating.
“Retailers were in the best of moods over the past few days. Their stockrooms are empty so they now need to catch up,” said Dr. Gerhard Bachmeier, Managing Director of Högl Shoe Fashion GmbH, summing up the fair. “All major names were here. We took considerably more orders and are looking forward to a strong rise in order volume. The very good quality of dealers was conspicuous. We also saw a perfectly organised GDS. It could not have been better.”
Kirstin Deutelmoser, Director of GDS and GLOBAL SHOES, also viewed the last three days in a similar way: “The economic mood is considerably better than even just one year ago. You could hear and feel this in the halls of the fair. Increased visitor quality, the ordering mood and the rise again in the number of buyers coming to Düsseldorf from the Baltic, Scandinavia and the Benelux underline the role of GDS as a leading specialist shoe fair for the central and northern European market.”
And Werner Matthias Dornscheidt, CEO of the fair organising company Messe Düsseldorf, added: “The international shoe sector once again felt very at home at the Düsseldorf shoe fairs. The mood in the halls showed that GDS and GLOBAL SHOES are a reliable and solid marketplace for both trade and industry.”
For Marvin Bernstein, Vice President International Sales of the US label Skechers, the GDS remains an “excellent platform. As Skechers has successfully grown over the past few years so too have we developed our business at GDS. We took many orders especially for our Shape-ups. The fair was very successful for us. We are already looking forward to the next GDS in March.”
Andrea Carrano from the Italian premium label of the same name delighted at numerous new customers who placed orders at his stand. “After an absence of ten years I participated for the second time now at GDS. Germany is a very important market for the Andrea Carrano brand. The Friday, in particular, was very, very good for me. I am more than satisfied with the fair and the services offered.”
At GDS from 10 to 12 September 2010 780 exhibitors (1,800 collections) presented all the key trends and looks for the 2011 Spring/Summer orders season. The range spanned progressive and classical premium brands, quality fashion brands through to colourful street and sportswear plus the latest kids’ fashion. Another 410 exhibitors participated at GLOBAL SHOES (total: 1,190 exhibitors).
The next GDS and GLOBAL SHOES fairs will be held from 16 to 18 March 2011 and from 7 to 9 September 2011. There are plenty of reasons to join us FOR THE GDS & GLOBAL SHOES Trade Fair
You will meet knowledgeable industry leaders who will address a range of topics, link informative strategies for building your business, and learn how European demographics and psychographics differ from those in the U.S.
Put simply, if you want to tap into the vital European business market, you need to be at the GDS & GLOBAL SHOES Trade Fair and Trade Show with TTI Travel, the Trade Fair Travel Specialists!
So what are you waiting for? CLICK HERE TO SPEAK WITH OUR TRADE SHOW TRAVEL SPECIALIST!!!
OR CALL TOLL-FREE @ [866] 674-3476
For more information on this show click here.
For additional show information please contact:
Messe Dusseldorf, North America
[312] 781-5180 phone
[312] 781-5188 fax
info@mdna.com
MARCH 16 -
All Signs point to Business++ Shoe trade presented itself in the very best of ordering moods++28,600 visitors attend GDS and GLOBAL SHOES
Empty stockrooms and so far a very successful year for retail provided the shoe fair duo GDS – International Event for Shoes & Accessories und GLOBAL SHOES – leading trade show for sourcing ending on Sunday three exciting days of business, information and communication. With a total of some 28,600 visitors (7,000 of whom also attended GLOBAL SHOES) coming from 79 countries both events ended on last year’s levels. Exhibitors reported a significant increase in quality and the best of ordering moods amongst buyers – who included representatives from such renowned shoe retail firms as Betsy Palmer (Netherlands), Comfort One Shoes (USA), Görtz (Germany), GUM (Russia), Humanic (Austria), Hush Puppies (USA), Intermax (Poland), Jones Bootmaker (UK), KaDeWe (Germany), Megatrade (Ukraine), Skoringen (Denmark), Steinmetz (France), Stiefelkönig (Austria), Torfs (Belgium), Tretter (Germany) and Zalando (Germany).
Over one in two visitors came here from abroad and this time more buyers from the Benelux, Scandinavia, Great Britain and the Baltic states attended GDS and GLOBAL SHOES. Exhibitors also reported a larger proportion of non-
“Retailers were in the best of moods over the past few days. Their stockrooms are empty so they now need to catch up,” said Dr. Gerhard Bachmeier, Managing Director of Högl Shoe Fashion GmbH, summing up the fair. “All major names were here. We took considerably more orders and are looking forward to a strong rise in order volume. The very good quality of dealers was conspicuous. We also saw a perfectly organised GDS. It could not have been better.”
Kirstin Deutelmoser, Director of GDS and GLOBAL SHOES, also viewed the last three days in a similar way: “The economic mood is considerably better than even just one year ago. You could hear and feel this in the halls of the fair. Increased visitor quality, the ordering mood and the rise again in the number of buyers coming to Düsseldorf from the Baltic, Scandinavia and the Benelux underline the role of GDS as a leading specialist shoe fair for the central and northern European market.”
And Werner Matthias Dornscheidt, CEO of the fair organising company Messe Düsseldorf, added: “The international shoe sector once again felt very at home at the Düsseldorf shoe fairs. The mood in the halls showed that GDS and GLOBAL SHOES are a reliable and solid marketplace for both trade and industry.”
For Marvin Bernstein, Vice President International Sales of the US label Skechers, the GDS remains an “excellent platform. As Skechers has successfully grown over the past few years so too have we developed our business at GDS. We took many orders especially for our Shape-
Andrea Carrano from the Italian premium label of the same name delighted at numerous new customers who placed orders at his stand. “After an absence of ten years I participated for the second time now at GDS. Germany is a very important market for the Andrea Carrano brand. The Friday, in particular, was very, very good for me. I am more than satisfied with the fair and the services offered.”
At GDS from 10 to 12 September 2010 780 exhibitors (1,800 collections) presented all the key trends and looks for the 2011 Spring/Summer orders season. The range spanned progressive and classical premium brands, quality fashion brands through to colourful street and sportswear plus the latest kids’ fashion. Another 410 exhibitors participated at GLOBAL SHOES (total: 1,190 exhibitors).
The next GDS and GLOBAL SHOES fairs will be held from 16 to 18 March 2011 and from 7 to 9 September 2011. There are plenty of reasons to join us FOR THE GDS & GLOBAL SHOES Trade Fair
You will meet knowledgeable industry leaders who will address a range of topics, link informative strategies for building your business, and learn how European demographics and psychographics differ from those in the U.S.
Put simply, if you want to tap into the vital European business market, you need to be at the GDS & GLOBAL SHOES Trade Fair and Trade Show with TTI Travel, the Trade Fair Travel Specialists!
So what are you waiting for? CLICK HERE TO SPEAK WITH OUR TRADE SHOW TRAVEL SPECIALIST!!!
OR CALL TOLL-
For more information on this show click here.
For additional show information please contact:
Messe Dusseldorf, North America
[312] 781-
[312] 781-
info@mdna.com
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