I was on the first time on October 19th die. The information took place from October 12th to 20th on the Hanover exhibition center. Infa is the largest experience and shopping fair in Germany and takes place every year in October. She celebrated her 70th anniversary this year.
In a total of 7 halls and with over 750 different, national and international exhibitors, the infa offers a beautiful and colorful mix of lifestyle, fashion, wellness, building + living, Christmas and culinary delights for visitors.
The infa is divided into an outdoor area and the halls or themed worlds of ways of life, living, market hall, infaregional, building, bazaar of the nations, beauty & wellness, Christmas, infacreativ and infalino.
For us it was the first to be in Hall 23, where exhibitors from the theme worlds “Beauty & Wellness” and “Bazaar of the Nations” have their exhibition areas. First of all, one was “greeted” by a stand of the Celtic stage And offered further fur -occupied clothing and a seller who absolutely wanted us to take a closer look at the clothes. We waved friendly but definitely and said that we didn’t like real fur. The seller could not understand that. For me personally an absolute no-go that can continue to be sold real fur! Unfortunately, this was not the only stand with real fur and leather goods …
The highlight in this hall was definitely The Moccamaker. An oriental café on the bazaar of the nations. In addition to Moroccan coffee (Mocca), there were also tea and snacks such as baklava, date fingers, waffles and almonds. You could sit down in really great looking bedroom tents and on oriental soil pillows. With the international flair and the right decoration, I also found the hall most beautiful of everyone we looked at.
Afterwards we went to Hall 19 – “Lebensart”, where a lot of sustainable fashion, accessories, art, design, interior and culinary delights was offered. I liked this hall best. Not only when it comes to the stands, but also the structure and design of the whole.
Then we went to the “Markthalle”, where you could buy food and drink. There was also a show kitchen and exhibitor of household appliances as well as tourism and leisure. After a refreshment, Hall 24 went with the topic of “Christmas”. There is everything the Christmas heart desires. Right next to it is Hall 25 where there are either “infalino” (baby fairs, handmade) and optionally “infacreativ” (creative fair, handmade, workshops). For us, however, we went briefly before the fair closed its goals at 6 p.m. to Hall 22 for “building & renovating”.
As with (almost) every trade fair and every event, a visit is of course not enough to look at everything. But so you can look forward to possible next visits. All in all, I really liked the day on the Hannover Infa. 🙂 Above all, the stands of the Fair Fashion Brands and all other sustainable providers on the information.