Baltic Sea fair in Rostock: Tens of thousands celebrate the largest event in the north!

Baltic Sea fair in Rostock: Tens of thousands celebrate the largest event in the north!

Rostock, Deutschland - The 33rd Baltic Measure in Rostock closes their doors today after five eventful days. With over 200 exhibitors from Germany, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and abroad, it is considered the largest consumer fair in the north. According to the FAZ Tens of thousands of visitors have already been visited on the opening day. Fair boss Andreas Markgraf had previously reported up to 15,000 expected guests and described the event as predominantly positive.

The Baltic Sea fair offered a wide range that ranged from food to various product presentations. The flower show was particularly outstanding, which, with over 10,000 flowering plants and perennials, was an impressive attraction on around 1,000 square meters. Under the motto "Under and over water", she attracted numerous visitors, who also admired the replica of the Eiffel Tower and the Olympic rings from a diameter of two meters. As part of the flower show, a fascinating ambience was created that was reminiscent of France.

entertainment and activities

A day of a show and numerous cooking demonstrations took place in the fair every day, which addressed the culinary interest of the visitors. Artists provided entertainment on a stage with live music and dance, while fashion shows the supporting program rounded off. The events not only offered visitors information, but also an entertaining experience.

Last year, the Baltic Sea fair attracted over 45,000 visitors, which meant the largest number of visitors since moving to the Hanseating in 2002. This positive development illustrates the role of the Baltic Sea fair in the region, which is both informative and entertaining. After a two -year corona break, in which the event was significantly limited, the return of such a high number of visitors is a gratifying confirmation for the organizers and exhibitors.

basic information about the fair

An interesting detail that was reported by Zeit , the admission prices for visitors. On Thursday and Friday, 5 euros had to be paid, while the costs on Saturday and Sunday were 9 euros. Children under the age of 13 accompanied by an adult had free admission, which made the fair particularly family -friendly.

The Baltic Sea fair not only offers the opportunity to present and acquire products, but also to find out more about current trends in the exhibition industry. The platform Messen.de represents a comprehensive database in which consumer and trade fairs are documented. This enables visitors to have a simple navigation through upcoming events and the opportunity to find out more about the different trade fairs.