2026 Industrial trade shows in Spain

2026 Industrial exhibitions calendar If you work in the industrial and trade fair sector, you know that being present at Spain’s leading machinery exhibitions is essential to stay ahead of trends, expand your network, and discover the innovations that will shape the future of each industry. Throughout 2026, Spain will host some of the most influential international events: from major agricultural machinery fairs in Zaragoza and the machine tool biennial in Bilbao, to specialized shows in Industry 4.0, logistics, food processing, woodworking, and furniture. Table of contents In this article, we’ve prepared a month-by-month calendar of the main industrial trade shows in Spain in 2026, including dates, locations, and a brief description of each event. This way, you won’t miss any opportunity to network, discover innovations, explore new technologies, and generate business in the industrial and trade show sector. Main Industrial Trade Shows in 2026 January Barcelona Texitle Europe Dates: January 13–15 Location: Barcelona – Fira Montjuïc Description: The international textile and apparel trade show will gather more than 300 exhibitors from 12 countries, showcasing fabrics, accessories, and key trends in the sector. While its main focus is textiles, the event also features technology solutions and light machinery for the fashion industry. More information here February FIMA – International Fair of Agricultural Machinery Dates: February 10–14 Location: Zaragoza – Feria de Zaragoza Description: A global benchmark industrial trade show for agricultural machinery. FIMA showcases tractors, irrigation systems, cultivation equipment, and the latest innovations in precision farming and digital agriculture. More information about FIMA here:  March BIEMH – International Machine Tool Biennial (Bienal Española de Máquina-Herramienta) Dates: March 2–6 Location: Bilbao – Bilbao Exhibition Centre (BEC) Description: Spain’s biggest fair for machine tools and advanced manufacturing. The 33rd edition gathers leaders in machining, robotics, industrial automation, and metallurgy, with live demonstrations of large industrial machines in operation. More information about BIEMH here April SMOPYC – International Construction, Public Works & Mining Machinery Show Dates: April 15–18 Location: Zaragoza – Feria de Zaragoza Description: A benchmark fair for construction and mining, with heavy machinery in action in its Demo Area. The 2026 edition celebrates its 20th anniversary under the theme “Building a More Sustainable World.” May Advanced Factories Expo & Industry 4.0 Congress Dates: May 5–7 Location: Barcelona – Fira Gran Via Description:A leading European meeting point for industrial automation, robotics, and smart factories. Advanced Factories 2026 will host a large international showcase on Industry 4.0, with over 570 leading firms. More information about Advanced Factories 2026 here Pick&Pack Expo Dates: May 27–28 Location: Bilbao – BEC Description: A specialized event in packaging, food processing, and logistics. It presents machinery for packaging, smart packaging, intralogistics and applied robotics in the food supply chain. More information here June Expoquimia  Dates: June 2–5 Location: Barcelona – Fira Gran Via Description: The main event for the chemical industry. Displays machinery and processes for chemical plants, biotechnology, and sustainable chemistry. Equiplast Dates: June 2–5 Location: Barcelona – Fira Gran Via Description: International plastics and rubber fair, featuring machinery for injection, extrusion, molds, and recycling. Focused on circular economy and sustainability in plastics.. SIL Barcelona – International Logistics Expo Dates: June 3–5 Location: Barcelona – Fira Montjuïc Description: The leading logistics and intralogistics exhibition in Southern Europe. Showcases automated storage, sustainable transport, and supply-chain digitalization solutions. October Alimentaria FoodTech Dates: October 6–8 Location: Barcelona – Fira Gran Via Description: A leading event for food and beverage industry machinery and technology. Covers processing, packaging, labeling and food robotics. More information here November Smart City Expo World Congress (SCEWC) Dates: (to be confirmed; previous edition was Nov 3–5) Location: Barcelona – Fira Gran Via Description: The world’s leading exhibition and congress on smart cities, urban innovation, and sustainable development. FIMMA + Maderalia Dates: November 10–13 Location: Valencia – Feria Valencia Description: The major trade fair for woodworking machinery and furniture materials. Combines furniture-production machinery with supplies, finishing, and trends in interior design. Why Exhibit at an Industrial Trade Show? Participating in an industrial trade show is a unique opportunity to showcase innovation, attract new clients, and build strategic partnerships. In just a few days, you can generate contacts that would normally take months outside the trade show environment. A well-designed booth also conveys trust and positions your brand as a leader in its sector. Success is not only about visitor numbers, but about scheduled meetings, live demos, and qualified leads. To maximize results, it’s essential to work in three phases: Before: set clear objectives and prepare your agenda. During: organize your team and capture high-quality data. After: follow up quickly and in a personalized way. With the right strategy, exhibiting at these shows is not an expense but an investment—one that drives business growth and strengthens market positioning. Examples of Booths at Industrial Trade Shows See more trade shows

Technology Trade Shows 2026

2026 Technology Trade Show Spain If you work in the digital sector, you know that being present at Spain’s top technology trade shows is key to spotting trends, making connections, and discovering innovations that will shape the future. Throughout 2026, the country will host some of the world’s most influential tech events—from major gatherings like the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona to specialized conferences on cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, blockchain, and Industry 4.0. Table of contents TRADUCTOR dijo: In this article, we’ve put together a month-by-month calendar of the 2026 technology trade shows in Spain, including dates, locations, and a brief overview of each event—so you won’t miss a single opportunity for networking, learning, and business within the digital ecosystem. Leading Technology Trade Shows in 2026 January ICE Barcelona Dates: January 19-21 Venue: Barcelona – Fira Gran Via Description: Over the course of three days, ICE Barcelona will bring together more than 50,000 professionals from the gaming and digital entertainment industry at Fira Barcelona. The event will showcase cutting-edge technology and innovations for casinos, sports betting, and interactive entertainment. More information here February Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) Dates: February 3–6 Venue: Barcelona – Fira Gran Via Description: The largest event in audiovisuals and systems integration, featuring the latest innovations in displays, sound, smart home technology, and immersive experiences. More information about ISE here: Gamesforum Barcelona 2026 Dates: February 10–11 Venue: Barcelona – InterContinental Hotel Description: A specialized conference on mobile gaming, focusing on monetization, advertising, and growth strategies for video games. Transfiere Málaga Dates: February 10–11 Venue: Málaga – FYCMA Description: A key forum for R&D and knowledge transfer, connecting research institutions, companies, and public administrations to boost innovation and technological development. March Mobile World Congress (MWC) Dates: March 2–5 Venue: Fira Gran Via, Barcelona Description: The largest technology fair in Spain, showcasing the latest advancements in 5G, AI, IoT, smartphones, and global connectivity. More information about MWC 2026 here: Congreso & Expo ASLAN Dates: March 17–19 Venue: IFEMA, Madrid Description: Under the theme “AI + Digital Innovation: Major Challenges and Opportunities,” the 2026 edition of Congreso & Expo ASLAN will mark its 30th anniversary. The event will bring together more than 8,000 professionals to discuss digital transformation and technological infrastructures. April Interazar Dates: June 16–18 Venue: IFEMA, Madrid Description: Formerly known as the International Gaming Fair, Interazar 2026 will bring together global manufacturers and suppliers of electronic games, arcade machines, betting, lotteries, and table games. The event will showcase the latest innovations in digital slot systems, sports betting terminals, roulette, and more. May Advanced Factories Expo & Industry 4.0 Congress Dates: May 5–7 Venue: Fira Gran Via, Barcelona Description: A key European meeting point for industrial automation, robotics, and smart factories. Advanced Factories 2026 is the largest international showroom dedicated to Industry 4.0, bringing together more than 570 leading companies. More information about Advanced Factories 2026 here June South Summit Madrid 2026 Dates: June 3–5 Venue: La Nave, Madrid Description: The quintessence of Spain’s entrepreneurial ecosystem, South Summit celebrates its 15th edition as a consolidated leading meeting point for startups and business innovation. Digital Enterprise Show (DES) Dates: June 9–11 Venue: FYCMA, Málaga Description: Málaga strengthens its role as the host city of DES 2026, one of the world’s largest events on digital business transformation. During these dates, the FYCMA Conference Center will welcome thousands of executives, entrepreneurs, and tech experts to explore the latest innovations. June wraps up the busy spring trade fair season. After DES, Spain’s exhibition activity takes a summer break, with major technology events resuming in September and especially in the fall. October AI & Big Data Congress Dates: (to be confirmed, expected in October) Venue: Barcelona Description: The 11th edition (2025) of this leading artificial intelligence and data congress took place in late October in Barcelona, and the 2026 edition is expected to be held around the same dates. Organized by CIDAI (Centre of Innovation for Data Tech and AI) and the Eurecat foundation, the AI & Big Data Congress has established itself as Spain’s main business event focused on AI applications and data analytics. European Blockchain Convention Dates: estimated in fall 2026 Venue: Barcelona Description: After holding its 2025 edition in mid-October (October 16–17, 2025) in Barcelona, the European Blockchain Convention will return in 2026 as one of Europe’s most influential events on blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and Web3. This two-day intensive congress brings together more than 6,000 attendees and 300 speakers from the global blockchain ecosystem. November Smart City Expo World Congress (SCEWC) Dates: (to be confirmed – last edition held November 3–5) Venue: Fira Gran Via, Barcelona Description: Barcelona closes the annual tech calendar with the 15th edition of the Smart City Expo, the world’s leading congress and trade fair on smart cities, urban innovation, and sustainable development. Gartner IT Symposium/Xpo Barcelona Dates: (to be confirmed – last edition held November 3–5) Venue: CCIB – Barcelona Description: The most influential gathering for CIOs and IT leaders in Europe. Over several days in Barcelona, it brings together executives from around the world to analyze key trends in digital strategy, AI, cybersecurity, cloud, analytics, and technology leadership. This high-level event is focused on strategic decision-making and the future of the digital enterprise. Why exhibit at a technology or digital industry trade Show? Exhibiting at a technology trade fair is one of the fastest and most effective ways to generate business. In just a few days, you can secure meetings and contacts that would otherwise take months to achieve. At the same time, your booth becomes a platform to showcase your product live, build trust, and strengthen your brand in front of clients and competitors. Success is not measured only by the number of visitors to your booth, but also by key indicators such as scheduled meetings, live demos, qualified leads, and closed deals. To maximize results, it’s essential to work in three phases: before, by planning your agenda and preparing an attractive offer; during, by organizing your team effectively and capturing valuable data; and after,

Construction Trade Shows 2026

Construction Trade Shows 2026 The construction industry is evolving at a rapid pace—new materials, digitalization, sustainability, and advanced architecture are shaping the agenda for the coming years. And there’s no better place to explore these trends than at construction trade shows. Table of contents In this article, we’ll walk you through the most important events taking place in Spain in 2026, their dates, main themes, and why they’re worth attending. It’s a practical guide for architects, engineers, construction companies, developers, and any professional looking to stay up to date. Major construction trade shows in 2026 March REBUILD Dates: March 24–26, 2026 Location: IFEMA Madrid Description: One of the leading events for Construction 4.0, focusing on industrialization, digitalization, BIM technology, and sustainability. It combines a professional trade show with an advanced architecture congress. More information here FESCOMAD (Construction Sector Fair of Madrid) Dates: March 25–26, 2026 Location: FLC Madrid (Vicálvaro, Madrid) Description: A regional professional event featuring exhibitors, job opportunities, safety, and training sessions. April SMOPYC Dates: April 15–18, 2026 Location: Feria de Zaragoza (Zaragoza) Description: International exhibition for public works, construction, and mining machinery. May ARCHITECT@WORK Madrid Dates: May 6–7, 2026 Location: IFEMA Madrid Description: A curated event exclusively for architects and interior designers, showcasing innovations in materials, building envelopes, and construction solutions. June STONEGAL Dates: June 16–18, 2026 Location: IFEVI Vigo Description: International trade fair for natural stone, marble, and granite. A key event for professionals in architecture, interior design, and the contract sector. July UIA World Congress of Architects Dates: June 28 – July 2, 2026 Location: Barcelona Description: A global event that will make Barcelona the World Capital of Architecture in 2026. This international forum focuses on urban design and sustainability. September CEVISAMA Contract Dates: September 2026 (exact dates to be confirmed) Location: Feria Valencia Description: A trade fair focused on the contract and interior design sectors, bringing together ceramics, bathroom furnishings, stone, and surface materials in synergy with other design and furniture events. November International Construction Week(Construtec, Veteco, Piscimad, Archistone, BIMExpo, Smart Doors) Dates: November 10–13, 2026 Location: IFEMA, Madrid Description: A large-scale event attracting thousands of professionals. Covers materials, building envelopes, pools, natural stone, digitalization, and automation systems. More info on: (Construtec 2026) (Veteco 2026) FIMMA + Maderalia Dates: November 10–13, 2026 Location: Feria Valencia Description: Major trade fair for wood, carpentry, and interior design. Showcasing innovation in machinery, materials, and wood-based construction. Why exhibit at a construction trade show? Exhibiting at a construction trade show means placing your company at the heart of where key industry decisions are made. In just three or four days, under one roof, you can achieve what would normally take months of calls, meetings, and business trips: connecting with potential clients, distributors, competitors, and industry media. High-quality leads: The people who attend these events are qualified professionals—architects, engineers, developers, builders, distributors, and public agencies. They’re not just browsing; they’re actively looking for solutions and suppliers. That’s why the chances of generating leads with real potential are much higher than with most other sales or marketing actions. Brand visibility and positioning: Your booth is your calling card. It’s where your brand comes to life and shows what it stands for—innovation, reliability, sustainability. In an industry built on trust, being able to present your products, finishes, or construction systems in person makes a lasting impact that’s hard to replicate digitally. Faster decision-making: Trade shows bring together key decision-makers—technical directors, purchasing managers, and CEOs—who are there to compare, evaluate, and make moves. Being present dramatically increases your chances of making it onto the shortlist of suppliers right when major investments are being planned. Market insights and competitive intelligence: Exhibiting also gives you a front-row seat to what your competitors are doing, what’s trending in materials and technologies, and how demand is shifting—especially in areas like sustainability, digitalization, and industrialized construction. These insights are often as valuable as the business contacts themselves. Mid-term return on investment: While part of the return is measured in leads gathered during the show, the real value often comes afterward—deals, bids, partnerships, and projects that stem from the visibility you gained at the event. That’s why it’s seen as a strategic investment rather than a one-off expense. In short, taking part in a construction trade show is a smart investment that boosts your visibility, builds business, and strengthens your position in the market over the long term. Examples of booths at construction industry trade shows See more trade shows

Salón Gourmets

Information about specific editions of Salón Gourmets Salón Gourmets 2025 The 38th edition at IFEMA Madrid brought together over 117,000 professionals and 2,000 exhibitors. More information Salón Gourmets 2026 From April 13 to 16, 2026, the 39th edition will return to IFEMA with six halls and a lineup of international activities. More information What is Salón Gourmets? Salón Gourmets is an international trade show focused on premium products, bringing together tastings, live cooking demos, competitions, awards, and a full lineup of events. It’s geared toward industry professionals—chefs, hoteliers, distributors, specialty retailers, and importers/exporters—and is not open to the general public. A Look Back at the History of Salón Gourmets Salón Gourmets was launched in 1987 by Grupo Gourmets, pioneers in promoting food culture in Spain. That first edition, with just a few dozen exhibitors, planted the seed for what would become a major event attracting thousands of industry professionals. Over the years, the fair continued to grow, becoming international in the early 1990s. In 2009, it moved to IFEMA Madrid, a venue that finally offered the space needed to reach its full potential. Since then, every spring, Madrid transforms into Europe’s gourmet capital. What makes Salón Gourmets special What makes this trade show truly unique is its ability to bring together the entire world of premium food and beverages under one roof: – Protected Designations of Origin and quality seals that highlight the rich culinary heritage of each region.– Innovative products setting trends in international markets.– Specialized areas designed for professional discovery and comparison—wine, olive oil, and cheese tasting tunnels, as well as zones for innovation and organic products.– Competitions and championships that draw top talent from across the industry: ham carvers, sommeliers, oyster shuckers, master pizzaiolos, and more. More than just a trade show, it’s a cultural and gastronomic showcase that celebrates the essence of Mediterranean cuisine while connecting it to global food trends. Past editions Salón Gourmets 2025 (38th Edition):Held at IFEMA Madrid, it welcomed nearly 118,000 professionals and over 2,000 exhibitors, with more than 2,000 new products unveiled. The event reinforced its role as a key driver of business and innovation in the gourmet sector. [More info here] Salón Gourmets 2026 (39th Edition):Scheduled for April 13–16, 2026, at IFEMA Madrid, this anniversary edition for Grupo Gourmets will once again feature six halls and a strong international presence. [More info here] Frequently asked questions about Salón Gourmets What kind of trade show is Salón Gourmets? It’s an international trade show for high-quality food and beverages, open exclusively to industry professionals. When and where is it held? It’s held every spring at IFEMA Madrid Who organizes the event? Grupo Gourmets, a leading name in Spain’s gastronomic scene since 1976. Stands at past editions of Salón Gourmets and other food industry trade shows

Salón Gourmets 2026

Salon Gourmets 2026 April 13–16, 2026 at IFEMA, Madrid DATES SALÓN GOURMETS 2025 Exhibitors Professional Visitors + Products + What is Salón Gourmets and why it matters if you’re an exhibitor Salón Gourmets is Europe’s leading trade fair for high-end food and beverages—an annual meeting point for professionals in the HORECA sector, gourmet retail, distribution, and import/export. IFEMA also describes it as “Europe’s leading fair for premium quality,” underlining its strong position on the international trade show calendar. For premium brands, DO/IGP producers, artisans, and wineries, exhibiting at Salón Gourmets is a direct gateway to B2B visibility and sales. In this guide, you’ll find official info, schedules, pricing, and key figures to help you plan your presence with confidence and no surprises. Dates, venue, schedule, and pricing The next edition, 39th Salón Gourmets, will take place from April 13 to 16, 2026 at IFEMA Madrid. This has been confirmed by both the official event website and the technical information sheet. Official hours: 10:00 AM–7:00 PM (Monday to Wednesday) and 10:00 AM–5:00 PM (Thursday). Planned halls and exhibition space: Halls 3 to 8 with 72,000 m² of exhibition area. Admission: Trade only, with accreditation required. Entry is not allowed for anyone under 18, including infants. Reference ticket prices (2025, official): €60 online / €85 at IFEMA (1-day pass) and €100 online / €130 at IFEMA (4-day pass). Prices may change for 2026, but these give you a good idea of the range. Áreas y actividades destacadas Specialized zones and curated routes that the organizers consistently feature year after year: Wine Tunnel and EVOO Tunnel – professional tasting routes focused on wine and extra virgin olive oil. Cheese Tunnel and GourmetQuesos Area – key spaces for the artisan and gourmet cheese industry. Innovation Area – showcasing new products and market trends. Signature activities and competitions (part of the official program): Ham Carving Competition / Dehesa de Extremadura Spanish National Sommelier Championship – Tierra de Sabor Oyster Opening Championship – Écailleurs Other contests and showcookings sponsored by brands and protected designations of origin. Pro tip: If your offering aligns with any of these activities, make sure to book your space early and tailor your stand’s message to match the visitor flow around each area. Beneficios de exponer y perfil de visitante Exhibiting at Salón Gourmets means getting direct access to key decision-makers across the entire food and beverage value chain. According to the organizers, the fair attracts professionals from over 90 countries, reinforcing its international reach. 117,969 professional visitors in total, including 19,264 international attendees representing 90 different countries. Strong international presence, driven by the Hosted Buyers program organized with ICEX and MAPA (Spain Food Nation), which brought in 300 international buyers and led to 6,482 business meetings at the Business Center. The audience is mainly made up of buyers from the HORECA sector, food distributors, gourmet retailers, and supermarket chains, along with importers and exporters looking for premium products. The fair is a dedicated space for gastronomy, hospitality, and food industry professionals, with no access for the general public or anyone under 18. Tips for exhibitors and visitors If you’re planning to attend Iberzoo, it’s a good idea to plan ahead. Here are some key tips to help you get the most out of the event: Book your space early: The fair takes up six halls at IFEMA Madrid and brings together over 2,000 exhibitors. Booking your stand in advance is essential to secure a good location and allow time to coordinate technical services from IFEMA (electricity, internet, cleaning, furniture, etc.). Set clear goals: Before designing your stand or planning tastings, define specific objectives: Number of meetings with distributors or clients. Entry into new international markets. Launching a new product in the Innovation Area. This will help you focus your efforts and resources where they matter most. Design an effective stand: With 72,000 m² of exhibition space, standing out is essential. A good stand should be: Visually appealing: eye-catching with a clear message in just a few seconds. Functional: with space for tastings and meetings. Efficient: with storage and support areas tucked away. A well-designed stand helps attract professional visitors and builds trust with international buyers. Prepare pre-show marketing: Announce your participation early on social media, in newsletters, and in trade publications. Always include your hall and stand number to make it easy for visitors to find you. If you’re launching a new product, consider entering it in the Innovation Area or official competitions, which offer great exposure. Take advantage of side events: The fair features specialty tunnels (wine, EVOO, cheese) and high-profile competitions like the Ham Carving Championship and National Sommelier Championship. Being part of these events or aligning your brand with them can significantly boost your visibility. Request proposal Final takeaway Salón Gourmets 2026 will once again be the leading showcase for premium food and beverages in Europe. With dates, schedules, and figures already confirmed, now’s the time to take action and prepare your participation strategically: book your space early, define clear goals, design a stand that’s both eye-catching and functional, promote your presence, and measure your results after the show. At Servis, we offer our full expertise in stand design, construction, and management at IFEMA, so you can focus on meeting buyers and making the most of a trade show that generates millions in business every year. Stands at Salón Gourmets and Other Food & HORECA Trade Shows Request proposal Get in touch with us and receive a custom stand design proposal

Iberzoo Propet 2026

Iberzoo Propet 2026 March 11–13, 2026 at IFEMA Madrid Iberzoo Propet 2025 in numbers Exhibitors + Professional Visitors + Exhibition meter space + m² What is Iberzoo Propet 2026 and why should Expooner care about it? Iberzoo Propet 2026, the leading international trade fair for pet care professionals, has officially set its dates: it will take place from March 11 to 13, 2026, at IFEMA Madrid, spanning halls 8, 9, and 10. Co-organized by IFEMA Madrid, AMVAC (Madrid Association of Companion Animal Veterinarians), and AEDPAC (Spanish Association of the Pet Industry and Trade), the event has become the go-to meeting point for the sector in Southern Europe. Its 2025 edition broke records, drawing over 21,600 industry professionals, 281 exhibiting companies, and covering an exhibition area of 22,000 m²—official figures from IFEMA that reinforce its leadership. With those numbers, everything points to Iberzoo Propet 2026 once again exceeding expectations and drawing even more visitors eager to discover the latest innovations in products, services, technology, and trends shaping the pet care industry. What can you expect at Iberzoo Propet 2026? Iberzoo Propet 2026 offers a packed program tailored for veterinarians, pet groomers, distributors, manufacturers, and other professionals in the pet care industry. Here are some of the key highlights: VetMadrid Congress (42nd edition) – Over 60 hours of specialized training covering veterinary medicine, surgery, and the latest developments in pet nutrition. 7th AEDPAC Forum – A key platform for discussing the present and future of the pet retail industry. Veterinary Classroom – A technical space for high-level talks focused on animal health and welfare. Grooming Stage – Live demonstrations, hands-on workshops, and grooming competitions organized by Artero and Procan. Industry Afternoon – An important gathering where the Iberzoo+Propet Awards will be presented and the latest industry economic data will be shared. In addition, the exhibition areas will showcase the latest innovations in pet food, hygiene products, veterinary clinic equipment, tech accessories, and smart monitoring devices for pets. What types of companies take part in Iberzoo Propet? Iberzoo Propet brings together companies from every corner of the pet care industry. From major international manufacturers to small startups with innovative products, the exhibitor profile is broad, specialized, and highly diverse. Some of the most common categories include: Pet food and treat manufacturers Companies offering hygiene, grooming, and health care products Distributors and brands of accessories, pet fashion, and toys Veterinary labs and suppliers of clinical equipment Tech companies focused on the pet industry: devices, apps, and IoT solutions Training providers, service companies, insurance, and management tools for clinics and pet stores This multi-sector approach makes Iberzoo Propet the perfect showcase for both well-established brands and new players looking to break into the market. Dates, Hours & Location Make sure to mark your calendar: Dates: March 11–13, 2026 Opening hours: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM (subject to change on the final day) Location: IFEMA Madrid, Halls 8, 9, and 10 (Avenida del Partenón 5, Madrid) For more details on registration, ticket prices, and venue maps, visit the official Iberzoo Propet page on IFEMA’s website. Key figures that show why this event matters The Spanish pet care market continues to grow steadily. According to IFEMA’s official press release, the sector generated €2.86 billion in revenue in 2024, supporting over 44,500 direct jobs. Spain is also home to more than 10,000 pet-related businesses and over 7,000 veterinary clinics—making Iberzoo Propet 2026 the ideal platform to boost business activity and discover new opportunities. Tips for exhibitors and visitors If you’re thinking about attending Iberzoo, it’s worth planning ahead. Here are some key tips: Book your space early: the best stand locations go fast. Set clear goals: are you looking to attract clients, launch a product, or boost your brand visibility? Design a stand that stands out: first impressions matter. At Servis, we can help you create a space that’s functional, eye-catching, and aligned with your strategy. Build pre-event buzz: promote your presence on social media, newsletters, and industry media to draw traffic to your stand. Make the most of side events: training sessions and forums are great for networking and learning from other professionals. Request proposal Conclusion ChatGPT Plus Iberzoo Propet 2026 is shaping up to be one of the major trade events on Spain’s calendar. Thanks to its scale, professional focus, and high-quality program, it’s a must-attend for any company looking to gain visibility in the pet care sector, launch new products, or explore fresh business opportunities. If you’re thinking about exhibiting, now’s the time to start preparing. And if you need a stand that matches your goals, Servis is here to help. Request proposal Get in contact with us and receive a design proposal

PISCINA BARCELONA 2025

PISCINA BARCELONA 2025 November 17–20 at Fira Barcelona, Gran Via Piscina Barcelona 2025 in Numbers Exhibitors Professional Visitors + Brands Piscina Barcelona 2025: A complete guide for exhibitors who want to stand out From November 17 to 20, 2025, the Fira Barcelona Gran Via venue will host Piscina Barcelona 2025, the leading biennial trade show for the pool, wellness, and outdoor industries, organized directly by Fira Barcelona. Official data for Piscina Barcelona 2025 Dates: Monday, November 17 to Thursday, November 20, 2025 Location: Halls 1 and 2 at the Gran Via venue, Fira de Barcelona Expected area: over 40,000 m², with around 20,000 m² dedicated to booths and activity zones Confirmed exhibitors: more than 250 companies from 28 countries have already booked space; participation is expected to far exceed the 367 exhibitors from 30 countries in 2023 Expected professional visitors: over 14,000, with 56–60% coming from abroad International presence: in 2023, it reached a record 68% of foreign exhibitors, a figure expected to be maintained or even surpassed Why exhibit at Piscina Barcelona 2025? Established international reach: the show brings together leading brands from Europe, the Americas, and Asia, and opens doors to new markets through its Hosted Buyers program, with more than 1,000 high-level buyers Real business opportunities: a professional visitor profile that includes architects, hotels, water parks, landscapers, installers, and distributors Focus on innovation and sustainability: priority is given to water and energy optimization, digital solutions, and immersive visual and sensory experiences Growth of the outdoor sector: the outdoor, landscaping, and outdoor furniture areas will have an even stronger presence in this edition thanks to new professional synergies Highlighted Areas of the Trade Fair Outdoor & Wellness Experience A 1,000 m² experiential space in Hall 1, designed by COAC and UPC, featuring water areas, saunas, treatment cabins, and live demonstrations Innovation Zone An area dedicated to showcasing disruptive technologies: automation, energy efficiency, and new tools to streamline the management of aquatic facilities Professional activities 13th International Landscape Biennial of Barcelona, organized by COAC/AEP (November 17–18, Outdoor area) Andalucía Day and Mexico Day, sessions highlighting successful cases and regional innovations in pools and outdoor living 7th International Business Meeting on Hospitality Design & Wellness, focused on markets in Latin America, Europe, and the Middle East Piscina Barcelona Awards, Wellness Experience, and Outdoor Design Awards (November 17, Outdoor Experience) Pool Party, an informal networking event at Bastian Beach Club Exhibitor tips: how to make the most of your participation Book your booth now: securing a good spot is key to ensuring visibility. Over 250 companies have already confirmed their participation. Design your booth with impact: consider areas for interactive demos, functional meeting spaces, and a visual identity that reflects your brand. Servis can help you manage your booth setup. Create a pre-show communication plan: announce your participation on social media, your blog, and through email marketing. You can also join activities like Mexico Day or Andalucía Day if they align with your positioning. Train your team properly: they should know your products well, understand the key messages, and be prepared to turn visitors into qualified leads. Take advantage of themed activities: participating in conferences, the Landscape Biennial, or other forums can give you extra visibility. Request proposal Final takeaway Piscina Barcelona 2025 is positioned as the must-attend event for the pool, wellness, and outdoor industries. With a larger setup, an international professional audience, and a strong focus on innovation and experience, it offers a valuable opportunity for any exhibitor looking to connect with new markets and showcase their solutions in a high-level professional environment. Every trade show is a unique opportunity. If you want a booth that truly reflects your brand and gives you peace of mind, we can guide you every step of the way. Request proposal Get in contact with us and get a design proposal 

Barcelona Wine Week 2026

Barcelona Wine Week 2026 February 2 – 4, 2026, at Fira Barcelona, Montjuïc Barcelona Wine Week 2025 in numbers Exhibitors + Professional Visitors + Exhibition meter space sqm Barcelona Wine Week 2026: the ultimate showcase for Spanish wine Talking about wine in Spain means talking about culture, history, tradition, and shared moments. And if there’s one place where all that know-how and passion come together, it’s at Barcelona Wine Week. This event has become the go-to meeting point for wineries, winemakers, distributors, and wine lovers who want to explore the latest industry trends and unlock new business opportunities. Barcelona Wine Week 2026 is already gearing up and promises to exceed all expectations. If you work in the wine industry, or if your company has something to offer the sector — whether it’s stand design, equipment, or tech solutions — this trade show is for you. At Servis, we’ve been supporting brands and wineries at international trade fairs for over 60 years, and we want to help you get closer to this key event. Join us to find out what makes this gathering so special and how you can use it to grow your business, connect with new clients, and strengthen your brand image. What is Barcelona Wine Week? Barcelona Wine Week (BWW) is without a doubt one of the most important trade shows for Spanish wine. It brings together hundreds of wineries, appellations of origin, distributors, sommeliers, specialized journalists, and international buyers. More than just a wine fair, BWW is a true showcase of Spain’s potential. Over three days, the Fira de Barcelona Montjuïc venue is packed with tastings, talks, workshops, product launches, and networking spaces — all with one clear goal: to keep positioning Spanish wine as a global benchmark for quality and diversity. The next edition will take place from February 2 to 4, 2026, with expectations to match last year’s figures and continue cementing its status as the must-attend event for the industry. Main areas and highlights of Barcelona Wine Week 2026 One of the keys to Barcelona Wine Week’s success is how it structures its offer into themed areas, making the experience easier for visitors and multiplying opportunities for exhibitors. Here are the main zones: BWW Lands: the heart of the show, highlighting Spain’s wine regions and appellations of origin. BWW Brands: a space for established brands looking to strengthen their market position. Complements & Tech: featuring technology solutions, equipment, packaging, accessories, and complementary services for wineries. BWW Collectives & Impulse: dedicated to small projects, emerging wineries, and wine industry startups. BW Hub: the knowledge hub, hosting talks and roundtables on topics like sustainability, digitalization, internationalization, and success stories. This layout helps every professional navigate the fair and get the most out of their visit. Key figures from Barcelona Wine Week 2024 To give you a sense of the scale of this event, here are the actual figures from the most recent edition held in 2025: 1,266 exhibiting wineries from 81 appellations of origin 30% growth compared to the previous edition Over 25,700 professional visitors, with 20% coming from abroad More than 13,000 scheduled B2B business meetings Around 770 international importers hosted through the Hosted Buyers program An estimated economic impact of 17 million euros for Barcelona Approximately 360,000 glasses served during tastings and sampling sessions These numbers confirm that BWW is not only a leading event in Spain but also a powerful international driver for the wine sector. Why attend Barcelona Wine Week 2026? If you run a winery, belong to an appellation of origin, work in distribution, are an industry influencer, or simply love wine culture, Barcelona Wine Week 2026 is a unique opportunity you shouldn’t miss. Here are some solid reasons to attend: Meet face-to-face with international distributors and buyers Showcase your latest products to a highly specialized professional audience Take part in guided tastings and unique sensory experiences Discover the trends that will shape the market in the coming years Strengthen your brand image in a premium environment Build commercial agreements and synergies with other industry professionals Thanks to the Hosted Buyers program, the event also helps arrange pre-scheduled meetings with strategic buyers, boosting exhibitors’ return on investment. Thinking about showcasing at Barcelona Wine Week 2026? Here’s what to keep in mind If you’re planning to bring your winery or wine project to Barcelona Wine Week 2026, here are a few ideas and tips to help you get ready: Be crystal clear about your goal Before you book your space, think about what you want to achieve: are you launching a new wine? Expanding your commercial network? Building brand awareness? This will influence the type of booth you need, the promotional materials you bring, and even who should be there to greet visitors. Choose your exhibition space wisely Some areas get more foot traffic or are more closely tied to your segment — for example, BWW Lands if you want to highlight your appellation of origin. Ask early about availability, pricing, and location so you don’t miss out on the best spots. Get your booth ready ahead of time Pay attention to the design, lighting, and how easy it is for visitors to taste your wines. People really appreciate booths that are practical, welcoming, and make it easy to have a conversation. A clean, well-thought-out design projects professionalism and encourages people to stop by. At Servis, we can help you with the design, setup, and breakdown of your booth. Request proposal Train the team who will be working at your booth It’s crucial that the people working your booth know your product range inside and out, can answer questions about production, origin, or pricing, and are able to communicate your winery’s philosophy clearly. Stay on top of your meeting schedule The show’s Hosted Buyers program lets you schedule appointments in advance. Take advantage of that to lay the groundwork with distributors or importers, and avoid leaving things to chance once you’re there. Think about the experience A memorable tasting, a thoughtful

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What is a livestock trade show, and why does it remain a key part of agricultural marketing? A livestock trade show is a specialized business event that brings together producers, distributors, veterinarians, investors, and the general public interested in the livestock industry. These agricultural trade shows have evolved to meet the needs of an increasingly global and tech-driven sector. They’re no longer just about showcasing animals—they now highlight innovations in genetics, nutrition, equipment, and related services. It’s where business deals are made, knowledge is shared, and market trends are closely observed. Despite the rise of digital tools, in-person livestock events remain essential for building trust and personal connections in an industry as traditional as agriculture. They offer hands-on access to products, live demonstrations, and face-to-face conversations that are hard to replicate in virtual settings. What are the most important livestock trade shows? 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Agroexpo (Colombia): This show brings together key players in Colombia’s agricultural sector and the Andean region. The program includes livestock judging, auctions, dairy product quality contests, and spaces focused on rural innovation. Expointer (Brazil): Held at the Assis Brasil exhibition park, which spans over 400,000 square meters, Expointer is one of the largest agricultural fairs in the world. It serves as a strategic meeting point for companies looking to enter the Brazilian market. What are the benefits of exhibiting at a livestock trade show? Exhibiting at a livestock trade show can be a game-changer for any business in the agricultural sector. Here are some of the key benefits: Brand visibility among a highly targeted audience: These events attract professionals with a genuine interest in livestock products and services. It’s a prime opportunity to increase brand exposure and stand out from competitors in front of potential clients. Lead generation and strategic partnerships: Direct interaction with industry visitors makes it easier to identify business opportunities and build strong relationships. Many trade shows also offer structured B2B meeting agendas to facilitate high-value networking between exhibitors and buyers. Product launches in a specialized environment: If you’re introducing a new product, service, or innovation, a trade show is the perfect setting to showcase it, gather real-time feedback, and spark interest from a qualified audience. Stronger positioning in a rapidly evolving sector: Livestock farming is undergoing major shifts driven by technology, sustainability, and changing market demands. Demonstrating how your solutions align with these trends can strengthen your position and credibility in the industry. What logistics should you plan before attending a livestock trade show? Solid operational planning is key to making your trade show participation a success. Here are some essential logistics to take care of before the event: Booth reservation and setup schedule: Book your space well in advance and make sure you’re clear on the deadlines for setup and teardown. Some trade shows offer turnkey services that can simplify the process. Technical and health requirements: Inform the organizers about your needs for electricity, water, internet, and other essentials. If you’re displaying animals or fresh products, check the legal and sanitary regulations you’ll need to comply with. Transport and storage: Plan how your materials and products will be transported. There are logistics companies that specialize in trade show support, including temporary storage and on-site assistance. Team coordination: Assign clear roles, shifts, talking points, and customer service guidelines for your booth staff. Make sure you have enough brochures, product samples, and promotional materials ready. Creating a detailed checklist of all pre-show tasks—with assigned responsibilities and progress tracking—can be extremely helpful. It’s also wise to appoint someone as the main point of contact for coordinating with the event organizers and external vendors. How much does It cost to exhibit, and how do you measure the return on investment? The cost of exhibiting can vary depending on several factors: Booth size Type of booth (modular vs. custom-built) Additional technical services Travel and accommodation for your team Production of promotional materials In addition to these visible expenses, there are also less obvious ones—like the time your team invests or the follow-up work afterward—that should be factored into your overall budget. On this page, you’ll find a tool that helps you estimate the cost of setting up a booth using our VisualWall system. To measure return on investment (ROI), it’s important to define clear goals before the event—such as the number of leads, meetings, open opportunities, and projected sales. While there are specialized tools for calculating trade

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VETECO 2026 November 10–13, 2026 at IFEMA, Madrid VETECO 2024 by the Numbers Exhibitors + Professional Visitors + Exhibition meter space sqm VETECO 2026: Everything you need to know about the leading trade show for windows, façades, and solar protection VETECO 2026 has an official date: it will take place from November 10 to 13, 2026, at IFEMA MADRID. This biennial event, organized by IFEMA and ASEFAVE, is one of the key gatherings for the window, light façade, structural glass, and solar protection sectors. Thinking about attending or exhibiting? Here’s everything you need to know to make an informed decision and get ready ahead of time. What is VETECO? VETECO is part of the International Construction Week, alongside CONSTRUTEC, BIMEXPO, and ARCHISTONE, making it a comprehensive platform for discovering the latest trends and innovations in building envelopes. The event brings together product showcases, professional networking, and specialized training—all in one place. When and where is VETECO 2026 taking place? Dates: November 10–13, 2026 Location: IFEMA MADRID, Halls 5 to 9 With growing demand, the organizers have expanded the exhibition space to accommodate more brands and professional visitors. Key Figures from the Last Edition (2024) According to IFEMA, here are the key figures from VETECO 2024: 356 exhibitors from over 20 countries 32,500 m² of exhibition space occupied 46,737 professional visitors from the sector Key sectors: windows, façades, structural glass, automatic doors, hardware, and solar protection Two specialized areas: VETECO GLASS (glass) and VETECO SOLAR (solar protection) Why should your brand be at VETECO? Being at VETECO gives you direct access to a highly specialized professional audience. The trade fair has established itself as a hub for innovation, sustainability, and digital transformation. In recent editions, it has showcased solutions focused on improving energy efficiency and indoor comfort—aligned with the latest requirements of the Spanish Technical Building Code. Who attends VETECO? Architects and project designers Construction companies and real estate developers Manufacturers and installers Distributors and engineering firms National and international industry associations How to prepare without leaving anything to chance There are three key things we recommend defining as early as possible: What you’re aiming for: Visibility? New leads? A product launch? Be clear about your goals. How you want to present yourself: Your stand is more than just a space—it’s your brand’s first impression. When to start: The earlier you begin, the smoother the process. No rush, no surprises. If you decide to take the leap, you don’t have to do it alone. At Servis, we’ve spent over 60 years helping companies like yours prepare for trade shows with peace of mind. We design, build, and install stands that not only look great—they work. But most importantly, we’re by your side to make sure everything’s ready, on time, and just the way you imagined. Request proposal Conclusion: VETECO 2026 — the event you can’t afford to miss VETECO 2026 isn’t just another trade fair. It’s a chance to boost your brand’s visibility, open new doors, and connect with people who share your vision for the industry. And if you decide to take part, do it with everything planned out—stress-free and with the confidence that you’ve got the right team by your side. At Servis, we’re with you from day one until your stand is fully set up and ready to welcome every visitor. Because when everything’s under control, it shows. And it’s something you can truly enjoy. Examples of trade show booths in the construction industry Request proposal Get in touch with us and receive a custom stand design proposal