Exhibiting in Poland and Central-Eastern Europe 2026: Cost Guide for Warsaw, Poznań, Prague and Budapest
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Major Warsaw-area venue with substantial recent investment. Twenty halls totalling approximately 145,000 sqm — among the largest exhibition complexes in Europe by floor area.
AfterMajor Warsaw-area venue with substantial recent investment. Around six main pavilions (subdivided into roughly eighteen event spaces) totalling approximately 143,000 sqm — among the largest exhibition complexes in Europe by floor area.
Why: 3 issues fixed: PTAK Warsaw Expo does not have twenty halls. The venue operates around six main pavilions (subdivided into roughly eighteen event spaces) totalling approximately 143,000 sqm, not twenty separate halls. | Brno Exhibition Centre (BVV) is considerably larger than stated: it has approximately 15 exhibition halls and over 130,000 sqm of net exhibition area, roughly double the article's figures of eleven halls and 65,000 sqm. | Hungexpo Budapest has approximately 8 pavilions/halls totalling around 75,000 sqm of event space, not thirteen halls totalling 50,000 sqm as stated.
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