Venue · Thessalonika, Greece
HELEXPO
Also known as Helexpo - Thessaloniki International Exhibition Centre · HELEXPO2 · HELEXPO3
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About the venue
HELEXPO S.A. is the national exhibition agency of Greece. It is the largest organizer of exhibitions, conferences and cultural events in South-Eastern Europe and it is seated in Thessaloniki. As an S.A. company entitled “HELEXPO S.A. HELLENIC ORGANISATION OF INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS, CONFERENCES, CULTURAL EVENTS”, it has operated since 1999, following a separation from the formerly unified company entitled 'HELEXPO-TIF'. HELEXPO S.A. has the exclusive right to use Thessaloniki International Exhibition Centre, which covers an area of 180,000 m2, “I. Vellidis” and “N. Germanos” Congress Centres, located in the city centre, and “HELEXPO Palace” Attica Exhibition and Congress Centre, which is located in the heart of Athens and is the best equipped centre in the exhibition sector in Greece; the Centre was ceded to the Organising Committee of 'ATHENS 2004', in order to be used for the needs of the 2004 Olympic Games. HELEXPO also has the exclusive right to use the trademarks of all sector exhibitions. Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF), a General Fair of global prestige organised by HELEXPO S.A. every September, is one of the most successful and long-running exhibition institutions. As of 2004, TIF has been evolving into a Targeted International Exhibition of specific Commercial and Cultural Thematic Directions, in order to operate as an “incubator” for the development of new sector exhibitions and new services and events. The 1st TIF event was held in 1926; today, TIF comprises the most important economic and cultural event in Greece and the broader geographical region of South-Eastern Europe. The exhibition calendar of HELEXPO S.A. includes approximately 20 international sector exhibitions, characterized by an ever-increasing pace of development; the number of trade visitors from the countries of new markets keeps increasing as well.
From the bvents archive. Halls and facilities may have changed.
Events held here
2017
- 2–5 Mar 2017
2015
- 21–24 Feb 2015
2014
- 21–24 Feb 2014
2013
- 26–28 Apr 2013
- 8–11 Mar 2013
- 21–24 Feb 2013
2012
- 1–3 Dec 2012
- 15 Nov 2012
- 15 Oct 2012
- 15 May 2012
- 8–11 May 2012
- 23–27 Apr 2012
- 31 Mar – 1 Apr 2012
- 30 Mar – 1 Apr 2012
- 15 Mar 2012
- 15 Mar 2012
- 2–5 Mar 2012
- 16–19 Feb 2012
- 1–5 Feb 2012
- 20–23 Jan 2012
- 20–23 Jan 2012
2011
- 2–5 Dec 2011
- 18–20 Nov 2011
- 15 Nov 2011
- 4–6 Nov 2011
- 3–6 Nov 2011
- 6–9 Oct 2011
- 10–18 Sep 2011
- 5–8 May 2011
- 9–10 Apr 2011
- 15 Mar 2011
- 15 Mar 2011
- 25–28 Feb 2011
2010
- 15 Nov 2010
- 22–24 Oct 2010
- 1–3 Oct 2010
- 15 Sep 2010
- 23–25 Apr 2010
- 16–18 Apr 2010
- 5–8 Mar 2010
- 5–8 Mar 2010
- 19–22 Feb 2010
2009
- 23–25 Oct 2009
- 5–13 Sep 2009
- 14–17 May 2009
- 19–22 Mar 2009
- 6–9 Mar 2009
2008
- 14–16 Nov 2008
- 29 May – 1 Jun 2008
- 14–17 Mar 2008
- 14–17 Mar 2008
- 21–24 Feb 2008