Numerous exhibitors to appear at SENSOR + TEST 2021 despite Corona pandemic

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Numerous exhibitors to appear at SENSOR + TEST 2021 despite Corona pandemic

16 Oct, 2020

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Since the SENSOR+TEST trade fair was not allowed to take place in 2020, the organisers have started planning for the next event. From 4 to 6 May 2021 experts will be meeting again for an in-depth exchange on the worldwide most important industrial fair for sensor and measuring technology.

Great interest is shown by the exhibitors only seven months before the fair is to be held – despite the uncertain outlook due to the Corona pandemic. “The halls are already filling up, many enterprises want to use the opportunity to exhibit again in Nuremberg and thereby to take their spot at the digital SENSOR+TEST as well,” stated Holger Bödeker, the managing director of AMA Service.

All who want to participate as exhibitors at the next SENSOR+TEST from 4 to 6 May 2021 in a prime position should act soon. Enterprises that make a firm booking up until 31 October 2020 will not only profit from the particularly favourable conditions, but also from an attractive early-bird discount on the basic stand rent. Moreover, every exhibitor will also participate in the digital fair at no extra charge. “Thus, for a very reasonable price, enterprises can make use of the presence fair for the innovation dialog as well as the year-round digital channels,” added Holger Bödeker.

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