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Additional Hall for Bike Motion Benelux Show
UTRECHT, the Netherlands – Following the success of the 2007 edition, Bike Motion Benelux 2008 Show will be enlarged from two to three halls. The floorspace will increase from 22,000 to 26,000 square meters.
Show organizer VNU Exhibitions is adding the hall in order to provide space for the enlarged presentations of Trekking bikes as well as for travel agents of cycling holidays. At the 2006 and 2007 shows visitors indicated a growing interest in Trekking bikes and at the 2008 edition renowned names like Koga Miyata, Multicycle and idworx will be present.
Some 150 exhibitors are expected on this sportive bike fair which will take place from the 31st of October until Monday the 3rd of November. The final day is for trade visitors only.
Jan-Willem van Schaik
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