TV TecStyle Visions, WETEC, GiveADays all together at Messe Stuttgart

Messe Stuttgart has strengthened its Industrial Solutions Business Division by taking over the Expo 4.0 trade fair alliance. TV TecStyle Visions, Europe’s leading trade fair for textile finishing and promotion, as well as the two trade fairs GiveADays and WETEC are now own events of Messe Stuttgart and are being managed completely from Stuttgart.

Most recently, in spring 2018, the trade fair alliance recorded a total of 566 exhibitors from 28 countries and 13,700 trade visitors from 41 countries. The objective: to consistently expand the international character of the trade fair alliance and establish it as the leading event for the areas of advertising technology, promotion and textile finishing. The next EXPO 4.0 will be held in Stuttgart from 30 January to 1 February 2020, an attractive framework programme with special technical shows, stages and lecture programme on 25,000 square metres of exhibition space, and optimal accessibility by plane, car, S-Bahn and train.

TV TecStyle Visions 2020 will be held in the L-Bank Forum (Hall 1), the biggest hall at the Stuttgart Trade Fair Centre. The parallel events WETEC and GiveADays will flank the trade fair in the Jacques Lanners Hall (Hall 3) and Hall 5. The three international trade fairs will provide the ideal orientation for all fields of application of visual and haptic communication under a single roof, as EXPO 4.0. Synergy effects across technologies and products will ensure genuine added value for users and suppliers.

EXPO 4.0 is the leading platform for visual communication and haptic advertising. The three trade fairs WETEC, TV TecStyle Visions, and GiveADays showcase new products and innovations in the areas of textile finishing, advertising technology and promotion. International exhibitors meet trade visitors mainly from Germany, Switzerland and Austria every two years in Stuttgart. Most recently, in spring 2018, the trade fair alliance recorded a total of 566 exhibitors from 28 countries and 13,700 specialist visitors from 41 countries.