Busworld Europe, known until 2017 as Busworld Kortrijk, is more than just an exhibition It embodies progress and innovation in the field of transit and touring buses. The name "Busworld Europe" represents a platform deeply committed to sustainable mobility. It showcases how buses can significantly contribute to eco-friendly transportation. In an era where sustainable mobility is gaining prominence, an industry event like this plays a pivotal role. It's not just about displaying buses, but the entire ecosystem surrounding them – from manufacturing and accessories to aspects of public transport and bus tourism. Busworld Europe first opened its doors in 1971 and has since been held biennially. Specifically, every October, the Brussels Expo, one of the city's most prestigious exhibition centers, welcomes visitors from around the world. The main themes of the exhibition are diverse and wide-ranging, with a particular emphasis on environmentally friendly solutions. Exhibitors from fields such as bus manufacturing, bus accessories, public transit, and bus tourism introduce their latest products and services. Here, both technological and ecological advancements stand at the forefront. A highlight of Busworld Europe is the "Busworld Awards & Innovations", where accolades like the Vehicle Award and Digital Award are presented among others. The primary attendees are professionals from the bus industry, public transit operators, policymakers, business decision-makers, as well as journalists and experts in sustainable mobility. The exhibition halls in Brussels, the venue, are centrally located and easily accessible by both car and public transport. A place that has made history and has become a hub for innovations in the bus sector. On the whole the organisers welcomed on the 6 days of the fair, from 18. October to 23. October 2019, about 511 exhibitors and 39798 visitors from 143 countries on the Busworld Europe in Brussels. The Busworld Europe will take place on 6 days from Saturday, 04. October to Thursday, 09. October 2025 in Brussels.