Physical attendance at the special Nov. 24-26 edition of the Eurobike show in Friedrichshafen will be limited to 10,000 trade-only visitors per day. Only 400 exhibitors will participate in the leading European bike show, compared with more than 1,400 in September 2019. Described by the organizers as ”The Place to Connect,” this year’s Eurobike will focus on networking and the transfer of know-how and market knowledge, especially on new forms of mobility. Most of the visitors are likely to come from surrounding areas. The trade show follows the Eurobike Digital Days, a three-day internet conference that was held on Sept. 1-3 at Messe Friedrichshafen’s on broadcasting studio, which is said to have received positive feedback.
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