Greek Thessaloniki International Trade Fair - Thessaloniki Fair (Thessaloniki International Fair, abbreviated as TIF) is one of the largest and most influential comprehensive international trade fairs in Greece and the Balkans. Its history can be traced back to 1926. The exhibition content covers industries such as high-tech, telecommunications, energy, infrastructure, culture, and tourism.

Greek Thessaloniki International Trade Fair - Thessaloniki Fair (TIF) attracted nearly 1,500 exhibitors from 18 countries, with South Korea, Moldova, and Thailand participating for the first time. The total exhibition area reached 33,000 square meters. As the host country of this fair, Bulgaria had 60 companies participating, covering areas such as energy, circular economy, industry, innovative technology, food, transportation logistics, cosmetics, tourism, packaging, and services, with an exhibition area of 2,600 square meters.

In addition to inviting foreign exhibitors, Greek Thessaloniki International Trade Fair - Thessaloniki Fair (TIF) also attracted 49 chambers of commerce and 382 small and medium-sized enterprises from all over Greece. The Thessaloniki Professional Chamber, Thessaloniki Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and Thessaloniki Handicraft Chamber participated respectively. For the first time, the Thessaloniki Chamber of Commerce organized a special area for clothing, shoes, and accessories in Hall 16, which will be attended by well-known figures in the fashion industry.