EuroShop

Messe Düsseldorf GmbH performs the dual role of the event organiser and host venue, and editions are spaced out every three years.

[1] Whereas from 2002 to 2014 the fair's overall offerings were divided into the four areas of EuroSales, EuroConcept, EuroCIS, and EuroExpo, EuroShop's new format presents seven different dimensions of retail trade.

The aim of its founding was to give interested EuroShop exhibitors a forum in which to present their products and services in the Asian region.

The some 29,000 trade visitors who attended primarily sought information on shop fitting, the dominant subject of the initial events.

Because innovation in the area of shop fitting occurred in medium-term cycles, the fair was held at three-year intervals beginning in 1975.

In 2002, EuroShop was fundamentally restructured in order to preserve the clarity of the ever-expanding exhibition offerings for fair visitors.

In 2014, 2,229 companies and organisations presented their products and services in 120,603 m2 of exhibition space, with 109,496 visitors from 100 countries underscoring the fair's international importance.