The venue was renamed to Expo Tel Aviv ahead of hosting the Eurovision Song Contest 2019.

[5] It also hosted the 2022 Tel Aviv Open, the first major tennis tournament held in Israel since 1996.

After the success of the first fair, permanent structures were built on a plot of land at the northern end of Dizengoff street on the banks of the Yarkon River.

[7] In 1959, the fairgrounds were moved to their present location on Rokach Boulevard, and the new site was inaugurated with an exhibition marking Tel Aviv's 50th Jubilee.

In its place began the construction of a new 10,000-seat congress and convention center called "Bitan 2" (Pavilion 2), which was inaugurated in January 2015.