FESPA has postponed its 2021 Global Print Expo and the co-located European Sign Expo from March until October 2021, while remaining at the same venue, the RAI exhibition centre in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. The FESPA events will now take place from 12-15 October 2021 in the same halls of the RAI, enabling FESPA to transition the current floor plan to the later date.
FESPA Global Print Expo provides exhibitors with an effective tool to reach new customers and develop international opportunities. It is a unique event where exhibitors can meet key decision makers, print service providers, brand managers and designers.
Previous FESPA events have attracted...
WHAT'S ON?
PRINTERIORS
Now in its 5th year, Printeriors 2021 brings together the world's print community in a celebration of interior decoration. Each and every product on display is bespoke and created utilizing multiple technologies in partnership with the print community for FESPA Global Print Expo.
WORLD WRAP MASTERS
The World Wrap Masters Europe 2021 will feature training workshops, demonstrations and the competition. Visitors will discover the latest vinyls, films and print and cut machinery at the FESPA Global Print Expo 2021 exhibition that runs alongside this event.
CHECK OUT THE FESPA 2019 HIGHLIGHTS
Watch the overall highlights of FESPA Global Print Expo 2019, Europe’s largest speciality and wide format print exhibition. The show saw over 20,000 visitors and over 700 exhibitors from 137 different countries.
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Who is exhibiting at FESPA 2021?
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"FESPA offers an optimal platform to present our high quality and extensive product portfolio to a wide public. Here we can convince our customers as well as, in particular, potential customers from all over the world of our products and innovations."
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“It’s been a blast. I wanted all my team to enjoy their work, and we’ve certainly done that at this show.”
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“I see a lot of incredible machines and big business potential behind them.”
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“It is not only printing, it is very innovative, with a lot of new things here.”
