With six months to go until InterZoo 2024 in Nuremberg, Germany, the number of booth registrations has surpassed the exhibition area of InterZoo 2018, making it the largest exhibition to date, setting a new record for Interzoo exhibition space.
Exhibitors from 63 countries sign up for the pet industry's most international** exhibition, and at least 13 international pavilions will enrich the exhibition, including new national pavilions from the booming pet industry such as India, as well as a large number of European pavilions.
In contrast to interzoo 2022, the 38th edition of the Nuremberg Pet Supplies Fair (7-10 May 2024) will use two additional exhibition halls, covering a total of 14 exhibition halls. "Interzoo has become the world's leading trade fair for the pet industry, thanks to support programs that keep your finger on the pulse of the industry, numerous networking events with industry innovators and decision-makers, the world's most comprehensive range of pet products and services, and the Nuremberg Exhibition Centre being an attractive location and exhibition venue in Europe," said Rowena Arzt, Head of Exhibitions at the organiser's WZF. ”
A closer look at the excellent number of registrations further highlights the importance and international nature of the fair;These features have long been the highlight of large corporate marketing plans. Alexander Mattausch, Executive Director of Nuremberg Messe, said: "We are delighted to welcome market leaders from all important areas of the pet industry to Nuremberg and look forward to celebrating the largest interzoo ever. ”
With national and regional themes, the InterZoo Support Program provides insights into markets around the world and provides a stage for important trends in the global pet supplies industry, notably the "Fresh Ideas" stage for start-ups and innovative products in Hall 3, the product showcase at the entrance to the show, and the Exhibitor Gathering (May 8, 2024) and the InterZoo Conference as an international pet industry networking event (May 9, 2024).