The new Eurobike format that moved from the former Friedrichshafen venue to Frankfurt, Germany, attracted significantly more visitors (both professionals and consumers) than the last pre-Covid edition. In its official after-show report, the organizing company, Fairnamic, speaks of 33,780 visitors from the bike industry and 27,370 consumers who came for the public days. (By comparison, the Friedrichshafen show in 2021 drew 18,770 trade visitors and 13,424 end consumers.)
The internationality of the exhibition also increased. The 30th Eurobike show, which lasted for five days, saw visitors from 105 nations. Overall, the show took up 140,000 square meters of halls and open-air grounds at the Messe Frankfurt fairgrounds.
Next year’s 31st edition of Eurobike will take place on June 21-25 – coinciding in time and location with the German National Cycling Congress (June 20-21). Find out more through The Outdoor Industry Compass.
