5 not-to-be-missed Building & Construction Trade Shows in 2024
12 February, 2024
Its original name is Consumer Electronics Show. It is a trade show that in its latest editions has significantly expanded its scope, accompanied by the latest innovations in technology applied to these new markets. In recent years, we have seen heavy machinery manufacturers impress the general public with the contributions of technology to the building & construction industry.
https://www.worldofconcrete.com
The annual trade show featuring the latest in equipment, tools and services for asphalt paving.
Its slogan is: the first, largest and most important annual international event for the commercial construction industry.
This past year 2023 saw more than 48,000 industry professionals visit all the manufacturers’ and distributors’ stands located at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
https://www.intermatconstruction.com
A trade show that returns in 2024 after cancellation due to the pandemic in 2021, and which will host more than 1,400 exhibitors from 37 different countries. This year's edition is targeted at a sustainable theme, focusing on the evolution of the industry towards greener construction through more environmentally friendly equipment and technologies.
https://www.hillhead.com/
This popular team event is held in a former limestone quarry in the middle of Derbyshire countryside. More than 600 exhibitors are taking part, presenting the latest innovations in crushing and screening machines and accessories. The event attracts more than 20,000 visitors from all over the world, who come to discover the latest equipment in the industry with live demonstrations in a unique location.
https://convention.cim.org
CIM Connect is the name of the annual convention and exhibition of the Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, to be held in Vancouver in 2024.
It is an event to share trends, cutting-edge technology and the evolution of mineral extraction. The theme for 2024 is “Brand Canada: Our Core Advantage”, and aims to deepen Canada's role in the minerals, metals and energy extraction industry. Last year's event attracted more than 6,800 visitors from 60 countries, more than 700 stands and 320 presentations.
