Welcome to the first Qbooth Update, our biweekly newsletter for exhibitors. In this edition: five trade fairs to watch this autumn, why sustainable stand building is becoming the norm in 2026, what finer LED screens mean for your stand, and news from our own workshop.
The world’s leading maritime trade fair, with over 2,200 exhibitors. This year’s theme: driving the maritime transition. If you are in shipbuilding, supply or marine technology, this is where the industry meets.
The Benelux stage for industrial technology, automation and lab technology, with over 400 exhibitors. A strong fair for technology companies serving the Dutch market.
The largest business event in the Netherlands for sustainable energy and energy saving. Relevant for installers, manufacturers and everyone in the energy transition.
The world trade fair for the aluminium industry, from production to processing. One of this autumn’s key international stages for metal and technology suppliers.
The world’s largest medical trade fair. Stand space and hotels fill up early here; if you want to exhibit in November, preparation starts now.
Trade fair organisers are tightening their requirements: mandatory waste separation, less single-use material and stricter energy standards. The solution is in the system: modular aluminium frames that last for years, with interchangeable textile graphics for a fresh look at every fair. In most cases it is also the more economical choice.
Read the full article (in Dutch) →LED screens for exhibition stands keep getting better and more affordable. Fine-pitch screens (pixel pitch 1.5 to 3.9 mm) stay sharp even up close, exactly what you need on a busy show floor. The latest development: transparent LED panels that let through up to 80 percent of light, making content appear to float in mid-air. Our advice: first determine the viewing distance on your stand, then choose the pixel pitch to match, not the other way around.
Meet Joep, our logo with legs. He reviews every technical drawing with us and will pop up in every edition from now on. His message this time: with every quote you receive a 3D design of your stand in advance, so you see it before it is built.
Tell us where you will be exhibiting and we will think along about a stand that stands out. No obligations, with a 3D design up front.
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