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Positive signs for Metstrade 2022

NETHERLANDS: With 96% of visitors and 90% of exhibitors declaring their intention to return to the Metstrade event in November this year, hopes run high for a very positive show.

Metstrade director, Niels Klarenbeek, explains: “The industry is eager to be back at the world’s largest B2B leisure marine event after an extraordinary 2021 edition. We have created a balanced layout with key points of interest in every hall in close cooperation with our partners such as ICOMIA and the Exhibition Committee. This allows us to accommodate Metstrade’s growth with more exhibitors, more space, more focus and an enhanced visitor experience. We cannot wait to see everyone return to Amsterdam in November.”
As part of the theme to raise the profile of specialist interest areas, the Marina & Yard Pavilion (MYP) will form an integral part of the Hall 5 show floor this year.

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