SENSOR+TEST Press Release: Numerous exhibitors will be there again - book now risk-free
23/09/2021 AMA Service GmbH
After SENSOR+TEST was only allowed to take place digitally in 2020 and 2021, preparations for the return to a presence exhibition next spring are now in full swing. From 10-12 May 2022, experts will again meet in Nuremberg for an intensive exchange at the world's most important industrial fair for sensor and measurement technology.
It is still more than half a year until the start of the exhibition, but interest on exhibitors side is already high. "Hall 1 is already well filled and numerous companies are waiting to finally present their innovations again on site in Nuremberg," explains Holger Bödeker, Managing Director of AMA Service GmbH.
Who want to be an exhibitor at the next SENSOR+TEST from 10 - 12 May 2022, should act as quickly as possible. Companies that book their booth by 31 October 2021 will also benefit from particularly favorable conditions. But more than that: every exhibitor will also be included in the digital part of the trade fair at no additional cost! "Companies can not only use the presence fair for innovation dialog with visitors, but also use the digital channels of SENSOR+TEST all year round. And this is completely risk-free, because until the end of January 2022, the registration can be canceled free of charge. And if the exhibition is not allowed to take place in Nuremberg due to Corona, the costs for the presence part will be fully refunded and the exhibitors will still benefit from the entire digital part at extremely favorable conditions," Holger Bödeker explains the advantages of participating in SENSOR+TEST 2022.
Registration forms and more information on the many ways to participate as an exhibitor are available at www.sensor-test.com .
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