Valencia Fair is preparing to host one of the largest events in the home, textile and kitchen sector in its history from 30 September to 3 October 2024. Nearly 1,000 exhibiting companies and brands from 16 countries will meet at this event, which will occupy the eight pavilions of the venue, with 96,000 m² of exhibition space completely full.
The call includes three major events: Habitat Valencia Fair, Home Textiles and SICI Kitchen Space. Among the novelties of this year is the “Habitat Hotel”, an innovative 800 m² facility designed by the architect Hector Ruiz-Velazquez, which will recreate a designer hotel with the best of the 'made in Spain'. In addition, the visit of more than 3,000 international buyers guests from 70 countries.
Feria Hábitat Valencia, the largest of the three fairs, will feature 655 exhibiting firms and a pavilion dedicated to high-end international firms, such as leading Italian brands. Its focus will be on the hotel sector, with a series of conferences organised in collaboration with the Hotel Technology Institute (ITH), which will feature the participation of leading figures such as Tom Ito, leader in the hospitality sector at Gensler, the largest architectural firm in the world.
Home textiles It positions itself as the ideal companion to Hábitat, with 183 represented companies and a strong international presence, especially from France, the Netherlands, and Portugal. The main installation, "Orange Forest," by designer Sigfrido Serra, will be one of the most striking attractions.
SICI Kitchen Space The event will return after its premiere in 2022, with 65 live exhibitors and an innovative route designed by Ximo Roca, offering a glimpse into the future of cooking. It will also feature the famous YouTuber Dani Colino, who will participate in live cooking demonstrations.
The event will also feature the presence of important influencers in the design and decoration world, who will share the highlights of the fair on their social networks, thus expanding their impact in the digital world.
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