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Accommodation

Find a place to stay during your fair

Staying for the night? Event & Fair assists you in finding places to accommodate you during your event, across fairs and exhibitions all over the world.

How to use the hotel directory

Three simple steps between the event programme and your overnight stay.

  1. Locate the fair Use the fairs search to find the exhibition you plan to visit, including its country and city.
  2. Search accommodation Enter the destination or the event name above to see available places to stay near the venue.
  3. Confirm directly Contact the property to confirm dates, room types and current availability for your visit.

Plan your stay around the exhibition calendar using the hotel directory on Event&Fair, the global directory for fairs, exhibitions and exhibitors covering recycling, plastics, food, construction and industrial machinery shows. The search is designed for visitors who have already identified a fair and now need nearby accommodation in the same city and country, helping exhibitors, organisers and attendees align travel with event schedules, opening hours and meeting programmes that span multiple exhibition days across annual industry events and international trade fairs.

Accommodation near the events you follow

Every entry in the directory can be linked with the fair or exhibition around it, so exhibitors and visitors can plan a single trip: the stand, the meeting, and the night stay in one place.

  • Search hotels by destination, country or event name
  • Move between fair listings and nearby accommodation
  • Keep exhibitors, organizers and hotels in the same search flow
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Keep your listing up to date

Organizers, exhibitors and venues can update their basic entry free of charge with the Event & Fair entry tool, so the information attached to an event stays current.

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