Spring is in full swing across Europe, with a plethora of trade fairs and exhibitions taking place from April to May. This season marks a significant period for industries ranging from cosmetics to sustainability, drawing both exhibitors and visitors from across the continent.

The Inventions Geneva, scheduled from April 9th to 13th, 2025, in Geneva, Switzerland, is set to be a five-day event. This international exhibition for inventions promises to attract a diverse range of exhibitors and visitors interested in innovative products and technologies. The exhibition area is expected to cover approximately 5000 square meters, providing ample space for interactive displays and discussions.

In St. Gallen, Switzerland, the OFFA Spring Fair and Horse Fair will run from April 9th to 13th, 2025. This event is known for its spring trends and horse shows, attracting over 100 exhibitors and around 15,000 visitors each year. The exhibition area spans about 3000 square meters, offering a vibrant atmosphere filled with fashion trends and equestrian culture.

FIBO Cologne will host its fourth day of events on April 10th to 13th, 2025. As the leading trade fair for fitness, wellness, and health in Germany, FIBO is expected to draw more than 450 exhibitors and over 65,000 visitors. The exhibition area will cover around 45,000 square meters, showcasing the latest trends in health and wellness.

The Erotik- und Fetischmesse Salzburg in Austria is scheduled for April 11th to 13th, with an attendance of approximately 35,000 visitors. This three-day event focuses on adult entertainment products and services. The exhibition area will span about 350 square meters.

GewerbeMesse Manching in Ingolstadt, Germany, will take place from April 11th to 13th. This three-day event combines a trade fair with a family-friendly market. It attracts around 75 exhibitors and over 25,000 visitors each year. The exhibition area covers approximately 2888 square meters.

Kleiderwirbel Münster on April 13th features a one-day fashion flea market with around ten exhibitors. It is expected to attract about 888 visitors.

BioOst in Leipzig will host its one-day event on April 13th with an estimated attendance of over ten thousand visitors. As the biotechnology trade fair for the professional sector in Germany, it covers an exhibition area of about one thousand square meters.

These events represent just a fraction of the numerous trade fairs taking place across Europe during this period. Each exhibition offers unique opportunities for networking and business development within their respective industries.