Brussels Expo has a prestigious past. Indeed, the infrastructure of the Exhibition Halls is a legacy of the Brussels World’s Fairs of 1935 and 1958. The Art Deco buildings bear witness to the exceptional architecture that developed in Brussels in the 1930’s. The infrastructure has been expanded over the years to meet the needs of the market and reach 115,000 m2, the largest infrastructure of its kind in Belgium. Palace 5 is the symbolic figure, as well as the adjacent palaces built around the water chamber.
In 2013, Palace 12 was completely converted into a high-level concert and performance hall, which can also serve as a large-capacity conference hall. The opening of Palace 12 marked a turning point in Brussels Expo’s activities, which now include an “entertainment” hub.
In 2015, Brussels Expo announced major investments in the renewal of its infrastructure, mainly to improve the comfort and welcome of the public.
The Brussels Expo Group is made up of several subsidiaries which allows the Group to diversify its activities between three sectors (Exhibitions and Salons, MICE and Leisure) and two professions (Venue Management and Organization).
Brussels Expo, created after the 1935 World’s Fair, is the cornerstone of the Group. Its purpose is to create a place for meetings and activities of an economic, commercial, industrial, scientific, cultural and leisure nature. Brussels Expo is the Belgian leader in terms of exhibition space. Its responsibilities include managing the goods and services related to the “Palais des Expositions”, “Palais 12” (concert hall) and the “La Madeleine” concert hall.
Moreover, the NEO project, which aims at transforming the Brussels Expo district into a new place of life, offers enormous opportunities to establish itself as the place of choice for the general public for any type of event. It will also enable Brussels Expo to become even more competitive in the MICE sector by providing the group with a third infrastructure, an international convention center, to complement its existing activities.
Do you need furniture for your booth, conference or event in Brussels Expo? Do you want to rent lounge furniture or bar tables for Busworld, Label Expo, Batibouw, Salon Auto/ Moto, Autotechnica, Agribex or Interclassics? From bar stools to chairs. Adexpo goes along with the demand for sustainability. Also on your booth you can show that sustainable materials can be perfectly processed in furniture. Designer Johan van Hengel has designed the armchair NOOK for the Dutch company De Vorm. This armchair is made with PET felt technology. And Laurens van Wieringen is responsible for designing the LJ series, consisting of an armchair, chair and bar stool. The seats are made from recycled PET bottles. The series is available for rent at Adexpo. Hygiene and safety are paramount at the moment. Clean hands for visitors and for everyone at the booth. Rent a disinfection column with disinfection gel at Brussels Expo. Adexpo is happy to rent its furniture at trade shows in Brussels Expo. Besides the big titles, we can also provide furniture at the smaller fairs.
Get inspired on our website or contact us. We can advise you on how to set up your exhibition stand in Brussels Expo. Of course we are also ready to make you an offer without engagement.
Curious about other locations where we regularly deliver rental furniture in Belgium? Take a look at some other exhibition venues in Belgium! Missing a location? No worries! We don’t have all locations described on our website. Please contact us at info@adexpo.nl or +31165 57 39 39 to receive a custom quote.
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