Global Exhibitions Day is just two days away.
To mark the occasion, we would like to recall just how measurable the exhibition industry’s impact on the European economy is: it generates EUR 116 billion in total output and supports one million jobs.
Against this background, Poland is steadily strengthening its position as the largest market in Central and Eastern Europe, serving as an important hub for international trade and knowledge transfer. This is a clear signal to business that trade fairs are not just about image but, above all, a proven tool that genuinely drives the growth of companies and entire sectors.
Not every industry has its own day of celebration, so we are all the more pleased that on this day we can talk about the specifics and hard data behind our everyday work.
We treat Global Exhibitions Day above all as an opportunity for a substantive discussion about the state of the market. Our role is to provide up-to-date knowledge and promote standards that make it easier for entrepreneurs to take rational investment decisions. In practice, trade fairs serve as an efficient platform where direct contact facilitates knowledge transfer and speeds up the delivery of new business projects.
That is why we constantly safeguard the transparency of the Polish exhibition market through a reliable audit of statistical data. We invite you to make use of these resources – including the Trade Fairs in Poland report, which we publish every year – to build your strategies on credible indicators. At every step we prove that #TargiDająWięcej, and we are celebrating #GED2026.