MUNICH – From next Tuesday, the organisers of Munich Fabric Start will welcome back exhibitors for the first textile trade show to be held in several months, with a revised format which it’s calling Fabric Days.
Having U-turned on an earlier decision to host the exhibition in its original form, due to reasons related to COVID-19, show organisers said they would host a consolidated event that’s now expected to hold around 300 companies.
Though social distancing and reduced contact points will likely make for a surreal reunion, the team behind Fabric Days say they’re grateful for the support of exhibitors and visitors and hope to set an example of how the future of trade shows can be.
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