Technological innovations were presented at the Brno Exhibition Centre by 1,386 exhibiting companies from 42 countries around the world. During four days of the expo, their stands were seen by more than 55 thousand visitors, mainly technicians and businesspeople who need to introduce innovation into practice rather quickly. 

STYL and KABO fashion fairs boast a history of more than 30 years, over which they have become a hub for fashion trends and a meeting point for professionals, retailers and celebrities. This year they had the honour of welcoming the First Lady of the Czech Republic, Mrs. Eva Pavlová, who visited the exhibition centre with her ladies' entourage. She visited the stands of Czech and Slovak companies and was a praised guest of the gala evening, which she enjoyed together with the Mayor of Brno Markéta Vaňková, and actress Chantal Poullain.

From February 29 to March 2, Brno Exhibition Centre hosted the eighteenth edition of the ProDítě trade. The largest contracting and sales fair in the Czech and Slovak Republic offered, in addition to the vendors themselves, a varied accompanying programme. Approximately 8 thousand B2B and B2C visitors visited the fair over three days.

The 65th anniversary edition of the International Engineering Fair is successfully over and its evaluation is complete.

I have been exposed to quilting in 1995 during my studies in "Itzuvim" Combined Art College. The course, which focused on traditional techniques, introduced me to the centuries-old basics of quilting.

The history of one of the oldest manufactories in Germany began in 1923, when dressmaker Gertrud Lebek founded the first German factory in Breslau for the production of outerwear.

The German brand Anna Montana, founded in Engelskirchen in 1975, belongs to the commercial segment and has successfully established itself as a global leader in women's fashion. Today, the brand is represented in over 30 countries, with main branches in Europe, Canada, Japan and Australia. And now Anna Montana is also being presented in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

We are excited to introduce Brazilian quilter Estela Motu, whom you will have the chance to meet in person at the BPM 2025 and also take part in her workshops!

The International Food Fair was first held in Brno in 1974 and is one of the most traditional trade fair brands. The organisers aim to build on this exceptional fifty-year history with a fair in a modern format. The next edition will take place in 2026, when it will be presented in a new concept that takes into account current trends in the entire food industry.