Trade fairs in Poland

Poland is an industrial country of Central Europe. Warsaw is its main business city, with fairgrounds also in Krakow, Poznań, Kielce and Lublin, and fairs cover industry, construction, energy, logistics and retail.

Poland has an industrial economy with manufacturing, construction, energy and logistics sectors. Warsaw is the capital and main business city, with Chopin airport and fast rail links to Krakow, Poznań and Gdansk. Ptak Warsaw Expo, a fairground near the capital, hosts many of the events.

Industry and logistics anchor the professional offer. Warsaw Industry Week, an annual fair, presents machinery, equipment and technologies for industrial production, and TransLogistica Poland is an international exhibition for transport, logistics and the supply chain. PLASTECNICA Expo covers polymers and plastics processing, and FireProtection Expo addresses fire safety in modern buildings. The Masovia region page extends the capital's calendar.

Retail and textiles have their own events. RetailShow brings suppliers together with retail chains and shopping center operators, and Fast Textile in Lodz, organized by PTAK S.A., serves the textile and clothing supply chain. Specialist shows include SAKRALIA Expo Poland, a fair for the church sector. Go Active Show is a sports and fitness fair aimed at both professionals and the public.

Outside the capital, Krakow in Lesser Poland hosts HORECA, an international trade fair for hotel and catering equipment organized by Targi w Krakowie and held once a year, and ENOEXPO, an international wine fair for the hotel, restaurant and catering sector, where producers meet importers and distributors. See Krakow for the city calendar. For manufacturers, industry fairs in Poland group related events across the country.