New Moulding Expo Hall Occupation Will Optimize Visitor Guidance
The move to four standard halls makes for more attractive walking routes at the Molding Expo.
Florian Niethammer, project manager for Moulding Expo 2019, believes that this strategy will enable both exhibitors and visitors to logically plan their visit.
In 2019, the Moulding Expo will more to the four standard halls 3, 5, 7 and 9, thereby optimizing exhibitor placement and visitor guidance.
The Moulding Expo, an international trade fair for tool, pattern and mold making, will be held for the third time May 2019. Although, there will be a move from the originally planned exhibition halls. Messe Stuttgart will optimize the hall occupation for Molding Expo 2019 following the decision by the British event organizer, UKi Media & Events, to move all its concurrent events for the automotive component supply industry to the southern area of the trade fair grounds. The walking routes for visitors are more attractive because of retaining four standard halls in the direct vicinity of the eastern and western entrances and by using the lobby of the East Entrance for the newly created plastic products forum event.
Topic assignment to become more specific
During the new site planning, the organizers of Molding Expo also gave some thought to topic assignment. Therefore, it is planned that Halls 3 and 5 will contain tool, pattern and mold making companies while Halls 7 and 9 will be occupied by industry suppliers. This system will enable both exhibitors and visitors to plan their visit logically.
Representatives of the tool, pattern and mold making industry will present their products and services at the Stuttgart Trade Fair Center May 21-24, 2019.
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