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Exhibitor5 – 7 March

Exhibitor zone

Exhibit at Bike Brussels

Three days at the Gare Maritime to put your products in front of an audience that comes to discover, try out and choose, together with the City of Brussels, the Brussels Region and the cycling associations.

  • 5 – 6 – 7 MARCH 2027

Exhibiting at a glance

Dates, venue, contact and frequently asked questions: everything you need to prepare your participation.

Build-up
Thursday 4 March8am – 8pm
Fair dates
5 – 7 March 2027Fri 12pm – 6pm · Sat–Sun 10am – 6pm
Dismantling
Monday 8 March8am – 2pm
Venue
Tour & TaxisGare Maritime

Your contact

Frédéric Vermeulen

Exhibitor relations

Stand formats and rates: on request from your contact, with a proposal tailored to your project.

Exhibitor questions

How can I become an exhibitor?

Fill in the application form on the Book a stand page and the Bike Brussels organisers will send you everything you need to know. You can also write to info@bike-brussels.be.

When do build-up and dismantling take place?

  • Build-up: Thursday 4 March 2027, 8 am–8 pm
  • Fair: 5, 6 and 7 March 2027
  • Dismantling: Monday 8 March 2027

Which services can I order for my stand?

About two months before the fair you receive a fair manual by e-mail. It lets you order services and rent materials:

  • Electricity connection
  • Lighting
  • Furniture

You can also complete your details online and post news items on the Bike Brussels website.

Who should I contact about exhibiting?

Frédéric Vermeulen, exhibitor relations — fv@bike-expo.be, +32 475 55 85 69.

For organisational questions: info@bike-brussels.be.

Exhibit at Bike Brussels
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7 good reasons for taking part

7 things which make your participation to the fair successful.

  1. 1. The quality of the partners

    Their involvement, their knowledge of the sector, their expertise and their network of contacts.

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    Bike Brussels is organised in partnership with the City of Brussels, the Brussels-Capital Region and all the Belgian cycling associations, which promote the show to their members.

    • The City of Brussels and the Brussels-Capital Region
    • The cycling associations active in Belgium
    • Private partners: Orange, SUGG, Febelux
    The partners
  2. 2. The quality of the communication

    The size of the budget committed and the choice of the best media and channels to reach the target audience.

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    The campaign covers every channel that reaches the show’s audience, before and during the event.

    • Print press, radio and television
    • Social media, the show’s website and newsletter
    • Posters in the streets, railway stations and metro stations
    • VIP invitations sent to the Bike Brussels mailing list: more than 95,000 contacts
    The campaign in detail
  3. 3. The quality of the business meetings

    They enable real economic development and genuine commercial exchanges between professionals from the sector.

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    The show brings your customers, your dealers and the people who decide on cycling infrastructure together in the same aisles.

    • Bike dealers looking for new products to expand their range
    • Manufacturers looking for new markets
    • Elected officials and the administrations in charge of cycling infrastructure
    • Mobility managers from companies, federations and health insurers
    Who visits the show
  4. 4. The quality of the venue

    Its location at the centre of the capital and at the centre of Europe, its accessibility, the quality of the exhibition halls, its reputation and its environment.

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    The Gare Maritime at Tour & Taxis, Rue Picard 7, 2 km from the Grand-Place: a landmark of urban regeneration at the heart of Brussels, capital of Europe.

    • A covered hall with an indoor test track
    • Reachable by train, metro, tram, bus and bike
    • A setting suited to soft mobility, close to cycling infrastructure
    Access and practical information
  5. 5. The quality of the chosen dates

    The month of March is particularly well positioned, at the beginning of the season.

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    Friday 5 to Sunday 7 March 2027, at the start of the cycling season.

    • Friday 12 noon to 6 pm, Saturday and Sunday 10 am to 6 pm
    • Build-up on Thursday 4 March 2027, 8 am to 8 pm
    • Dismantling on Monday 8 March 2027
    Book a stand
  6. 6. The quality of the products and events

    The products on show and everything around them at the fair: seminars, lectures, activities, test rides…

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    Visitors come to discover and test every kind of bike, as well as cycle-touring equipment.

    • E-bike, urban bike, cargo bike, longtail, travel bike, kids bike, folding bike, trailer…
    • Test rides on the indoor track and a pumptrack
    • Workshops and expert advice
    The activities
  7. 7. The quality of the organising team

    Its professionalism and its experience.

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    Bike Brussels is organised by Initiatives & Développements sprl, which brings together two partners with complementary expertise.

    • IJV-IFAS: more than 70 years of organising trade fairs (Flanders International Fair in Ghent, Estetika, Contacta)
    • H&D-E: shows dedicated to sustainable development (Bois & Habitat, Energie & Habitat, Energy to Build)
    • Dedicated contacts: exhibitor relations, operations and logistics, communication
    Contact the team
Who visits
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Who visits

Bike Brussels brings four audiences together in the same aisles: the general public, bike trade professionals, the public officials in charge of cycling infrastructure, and the mobility managers of companies and federations.

The general public

Practitioners with varying degrees of experience, experts and enthusiasts, families and individuals, the very young and the not-so-young, and the members of the cycling organisations active in Belgium.

Bike trade professionals

Bike dealers interested in learning more about new products and services in the sector and keen to expand their range by meeting manufacturers looking for new markets and business opportunities.

Public officials

Municipal, provincial, regional and federal officials, and the civil servants of the administrations responsible for bike-friendly developments.

Mobility managers

The mobility managers at companies, federations, mutual health funds and professional associations.

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Communication

A powerful communication campaign

Press, social media, street posters, the association network and VIP invitations: the campaign covers every channel that reaches the fair’s audience.

A powerful communication campaign
  • Press campaign

    Print press, radio and television.

  • Social media, website and newsletter

    A campaign across all social networks, backed up by the fair’s website and the newsletter.

  • Poster campaign

    Posters in the streets and in railway, bus and metro stations.

  • Partner associations and federations

    A campaign targeting all the members of the partner associations and federations.

  • VIP invitations

    Official opening, awards ceremony and seminar: invitations go out to the Bike Brussels mailing list of more than 95,000 contacts.

+ 15,3 %

more cyclists in Brussels in one year

8 500

parcels delivered by bike every day