Showcase for the local economy

From 14 to 17 March, the Tyrolean Spring Fair opens its doors for an eventful weekend with a wide range of activities and a colourful programme.

Experience for the whole family

Under the motto ‘Experience for the whole family’, the 39th Tyrolean Spring Fair and the Tyrolean Motor Show will present a wide and interactive range of products and services relating to mobility, eSports and gaming, gardening and barbecuing, health and well-being, household and trade fair shopping, leisure and travel and much more. Whether in the newly designed ‘Nature in the Garden’ area, trying out cars in the Tyrolean Car Showroom, testing e-bikes, at fascinating barbecue shows or at exciting eSports competitions: The 260 or so exhibitors offer everything that makes the warmer months special and stand for expert advice as well as a varied information, hands-on and shopping experience. In addition, almost 50 specialist presentations on 3 stages will enrich the programme.

Colourful supporting programme, advice and trade fair shopping

With the start of spring, one of the biggest shopping and family events of the year traditionally opens its doors at Messe Innsbruck: the Tyrolean Spring Fair and the Tyrolean Motor Show attract visitors with a varied programme and a wide range of advice and shopping opportunities. ‘As one of the most traditional events at Messe Innsbruck, the Tyrolean Spring Fair offers a diverse range of products and services for the warm season to try out, find out more and shop. The personal advice, high-quality products and services, the many innovations and trends coupled with numerous attractions and programme items make the 39th Tyrolean Spring Fair with the Tyrolean Motor Show an experience for the whole family,’ says Director Christian Mayerhofer, Managing Director of Congress Messe Innsbruck (CMI), summarising the fair's offerings.

A popular meeting place for young and old

The Tyrolean Spring Fair and the Tyrolean Motor Show are emphasised by Tyrolean Governor Anton Mattle as an important showcase for the local economy and a popular meeting place for Tyroleans. Deputy Mayor Markus Lassenberger emphasised the experience character for the whole family and described the trade fair as an all-round package for families that has a lot to offer both parents and children. WK Chairman Franz Jirka sees the fair as a symbolic start to spring, reflecting the spirit of spring with a varied programme ranging from children's activities to new mobility solutions.
 

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