The leading international trade fair dedicated to the future of work is already recording impressive registration figures over a year before the event is due to begin. In addition to the numerous top-flight exhibitors who will return next year, ORGATEC 2024 is also set to welcome many first-time registrants and returning companies.
Preparations for the upcoming ORGATEC are in full swing. From 22 to 25 October 2024, the leading international trade fair for the modern working world will once again be the platform for inspiration, networking and knowledge sharing. In recent years, ORGATEC has established itself as one of the most important events in the industry, attracting manufacturing companies, retailers and interior design experts from all around the world.
Anker, Assmann, Belux, Herbert Waldmann, Inclass Designworks, Interstuhl, JAB, JOS+ Vonk, Kastel, Kinnarps, Klöber, Köhl, lapalma, Mobel Linea, molo, Muuto, Narbutas International, NORR11, Novus Dahle, Nowy Styl, Object Carpet, Palmberg, Pedrali, Prostoria doo, Quadrifoglio, Reiss, Sedus Stoll, Thors Design and Viasit are among the market-leading exhibitors who have already confirmed their participation. Brands such as COR, Dauphin, Flokk, Grau, König + Neurath, VS and Wilkhahn Wilkening + Hahne will also be exhibiting at ORGATEC once again.
“We are delighted with the fantastic response we’re seeing from exhibiting companies during the registration phase for ORGATEC 2024. The positive registration figures confirm that our new concept is being well-received and that we’re on the right track for a successful event next year,” commented Thomas Postert, Director of ORGATEC.
Innovative trade fair concept for tomorrow’s world of work
In 2024, ORGATEC will launch its new trade fair concept, focusing on innovation and progress. A key aspect of this reorientation involves completely rethinking the hall plan. The innovative Focus Areas will form the core of the new design. Centrally located in each of the halls, the Focus Areas will be dedicated to individual topics, such as augmented reality or the circular economy in the working environment. National and international brands will be arranged around these special zones, helping to establish the Focus Areas as attractive, target group-specific hubs for face-to-face meetings and discussions between professionals.
As a marketplace concept, this new hall plan will not only create more space for networking and inspiration, but will also improve visitor navigation thanks to optimised, topic-orientated routes. Furthermore, making use of the fourth entrance on the western side as well as the additional halls (4.2, 5.1, 5.2) and opening up the entire trade fair boulevard will speed up connections between the hotspots across the exhibition areas and event spaces. Another highlight is the Work Culture Festival, organised by members of the German Interior Business Association (IBA e.V.), which is destined to become a cornerstone of the trade fair in Halls 6 and 9.
