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Europort - Rotterdam Maritime Exhibition is a leading trade exhibition in the European maritime industry. Historically, the Amsterdam Maritime Fair, Rotterdam Maritime Fair, and the maritime exhibition in Hamburg, Germany were the three major maritime exhibitions in Europe. Now, the Europort - Rotterdam Maritime Exhibition has been formed by the merger of the first two fairs, becoming the third largest maritime exhibition in Europe after Germany and Norway. Each edition of the two previous exhibitions attracted nearly a thousand exhibitors and professional buyers to participate, with companies and professionals from the shipbuilding, navigation, inland river transportation, fisheries, marine, fishing, port, coastal and other related fields gathering in the Netherlands to seek business opportunities.

The Europort - Rotterdam Maritime Exhibition has two important features. First, the exhibiting companies are mainly large enterprises with strong technical strength, large exhibition areas, and high design and construction levels. From the scene, more than 80% of the enterprises adopted special decoration construction. Among the exhibiting companies, there are not a few giants in the European maritime and shipbuilding industries. Second, the exhibition emphasizes technological innovation and sustainable development, with famous international forums, conferences, and meetings opening concurrently with the exhibition. Dutch political and business figures gather together to discuss the innovative application of maritime technology.

The Europort - Rotterdam Maritime Exhibition also held forums focusing on ballast water management technology and channel dredging technology. Small-scale on-site seminars about maritime and offshore technology ran throughout the exhibition.

For Chinese maritime enterprises looking to enter the European market, the Europort - Rotterdam Maritime Exhibition is your best trade platform. (The content of this article is owned by Juzhan Network and may not be forwarded without permission.)