MUNICH – The organisers of Munich Fabric Start and Bluezone say it’s been their “personal mission” to host the first textile trade fair post COVID-19, as they set the stage for a return on September 1st.
Over recent months, we’ve seen textile trade fairs, sustainability conferences and meetings suspended or cancelled as the industry got to grips with virtual communications to fill the void.
But as countries come out of lockdown, the organising committee behind Munich Fabric Start is looking to reconvene stakeholders from around the world, choosing to host its Autumn/Winter 21-22 event on the very day the Bavarian government has enabled it to go ahead.
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