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11/10/2019
Wine Paris and Vinexpo Paris are taking a new step forward in their collaboration and creating a communal area to welcome the world’s wine regions to their next event (from 10 to 12 February 2020). This strong signal sent out to all industry players proves once again that the two exhibitions are singing from the same hymn sheet to encourage discovery, facilitate networking and develop business.
A shared ambition to create a major business event
Last May, Wine Paris and Vinexpo Paris announced they would be sharing the same venue in Paris, a major European capital and a strategic and easily accessible market place, on key dates on the buyers’ agenda (10-12 February 2020). By holding the events simultaneously, they can bring together an extensive and representative selection of French and international wine regions.
In a setting that promotes sharing and engagement, the two exhibitions are encouraging discovery and quality business connections by off ering visitors a clear range of products, new concepts and immersive visit itineraries (WOW!, WONDERFUL, THE AVENUE, THE NEW WAVE, BE SPIRITS, DISCOVERIES BY WINE MOSAIC...).
This joint approach undeniably enhances the appeal of the event and encourages a wide range of national and international buyers to attend (importers, wine merchants, restaurateurs and hoteliers, sommeliers, central purchasing agencies, distributors, specialised wholesalers and sales agents).
It allows producers, trading companies and brands to maximise their resources and be part of a high-profi le event in the French capital.
A communal international area to maximise the visitor experience
Now, WINE PARIS and VINEXPO PARIS are taking a new step forward and will present a joint and diversified range of international wines in the same area. The new venue, located in Hall 7, will bring together offerings from 20 countries representing 60 wine regions from across the world.
The creation of this communal international area is pursuant to the signature of an agreement between the two organisers, whereby the events are marketed under their joint signature. This marks an important step in the development of both exhibitions and enhances their strong international dimension.