Messe Frankfurt Thiab Messe Friedrichshafen Form Tshiab Joint Venture

Cov thawj coj ntawm kev lag luam ncaj ncees Messe Frankfurt thiab Messe Friedrichshafen tau tshaj tawm lawv qhov kev koom tes zaum kawg Fairnamic GmbH. Lub koom haum yuav tsom mus rau hauv nroog kev txav mus los thiab kev dav hlau dav dav, nrog EUROBIKE thiab AERO South Africa yog qhov tseem ceeb ntawm cov hom no.

Lub hom phiaj ntawm qhov kev sib koom ua lag luam tshiab kawg no yog txhawm rau nthuav dav thiab loj hlob cov yeeb yaj kiab no thoob plaws ob lub chaw thiab txhawb nqa kev sib tw thoob ntiaj teb thiab kev sib koom tes tshiab ntawm cov hom tseem ceeb no. Qhov no yog vim Eurobike txuas ntxiv nthuav nws txoj kev tsom mus rau cov tsheb kauj vab thiab kev txav mus los.

Based in Friedrichshafen, on the shores of Lake Constance, fairnamic wants to play a role in the bicycle, e-bike, micromobility solutions and general aviation markets. All areas are considered "future-proof".

Announcing the latest joint venture, Klaus Wellmann, Managing Director of Messe Friedrichshafen, said: "The transport sector represents a very promising market for the future, and our partnership aims to open up new markets and reach new target groups, while expanding our international reach Impact. Messe Frankfurt is a true heavyweight in the global trade fair market and an ideal partner for us."

Likewise, Uwe Behm, one of Messe Frankfurt's board members, said with equal enthusiasm: "Fairness allows us to combine globalization, strength and speed with the key elements of success in these promising markets. We must quickly establish and Expanding the market presence of Eurobike and Aero's flagship shows and making them available to a wide audience. This will strengthen and develop the mobility expertise of each of our companies."

fairnamic yuav raug coj los ntawm cov thawj coj tswj hwm Stefan Reisinger (yav tas los lub taub hau ntawm Eurobike) thiab Stefan Mittag. Ob leeg yog cov neeg ua yeeb yam paub txog.

Eurobike will make its debut in Frankfurt from 13 to 17 July 2022. In addition to providing more exhibition space, the move is expected to more than double Eurobike's visitor numbers from 60,000 to 150,000. Its organizers hope the move will allow it to better compete with rivals from the auto industry.