High number of returning exhibitors at Wasser Berlin International

Water/wastewater

High number of returning exhibitors at Wasser Berlin International

06 Jul, 2015

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Three months after Wasser Berlin International closed its doors demand is high for places at the forthcoming event. The trade fair and congress for water management will take place from 28 to 31 March 2017.

Matthias Steckmann, director at Messe Berlin: “We received a lot of bookings even while the fair was still on. This was mainly due to our modified concept. The event now offers a better overview and is more wide-ranging and structured. Exhibitors and trade visitors were very satisfied. The favourable terms we offer on early bookings also made an impact.“

At Wasser Berlin International 2017 key topics will include water infrastructure, pipeline construction, ’NO DIG’ and water extraction. Reactions to the board meeting area were very positive and this will continue to expand. Associations and institutions belonging to Wasser Berlin e.V. were able to hold meetings and annual conferences there, with Wasser Berlin International providing the overall venue and specialist event. The Fflood Management Berlin Symposium was very well received and in 2017 will be a hall forum and integral part of the exhibition.

Companies who wish to exhibit can obtain a 15 per cent discount on stand rental fees providing they register by 15 January 2016. Registration forms are available online. 

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