Wine & Spirits Eventos em Warsaw
EuroGastro
EuroGastro: Central Europe’s Premier Hospitality and Gastronomy Trade Fair
EuroGastro is a leading international trade fair dedicated to the gastronomy, hotel, and catering sectors, held annually at the PTAK Warsaw Expo in Nadarzyn, Poland. Organized by PTAK Warsaw Expo, the largest exhibition and congress center in Central and Eastern Europe, the event has become a key platform for showcasing innovations, products, and services relevant to the hospitality industry. Its scale and professional focus make it one of the most significant gatherings for hospitality experts in the region.
The fair attracts a wide range of professionals, including restaurant owners, hotel operators, caterers, chefs, interior designers, and decorators. This diverse audience ensures that EuroGastro is not only a marketplace but also a hub for networking, professional development, and the exchange of ideas. Its international reach allows participants to discover trends and solutions from across Europe and beyond, making it a valuable event for both local businesses and multinational companies.
Showcasing Products and Innovations Across the Industry
EuroGastro’s exhibition area covers an extensive spectrum of offerings essential for modern hospitality operations. Visitors can explore:
Kitchen equipment: professional appliances, cooking tools, refrigeration, and storage solutions
Food and beverages: premium ingredients, beverages, and specialty products
Interior design and furniture: furnishings, lighting, textiles, and décor solutions
Catering and service equipment: utensils, tableware, and operational tools
Technology and software: management systems, booking software, and security solutions
Wellness and spa facilities: equipment and products for hotel wellness and relaxation areas
The comprehensive product range ensures that EuroGastro meets the needs of a wide audience, from small restaurant operators seeking innovative solutions to large hotel chains looking for large-scale technological upgrades.
Interactive Experiences and Professional Development
A distinguishing feature of EuroGastro is its focus on interactive, hands-on experiences. The event goes beyond traditional exhibitions, offering live shows and competitions that engage attendees directly. These dynamic activities allow professionals to showcase their skills, learn from industry experts, and discover emerging trends in hospitality.
Highlights of the live program include:
Cooking demonstrations and culinary competitions – showcasing the latest techniques and creative approaches to modern gastronomy
Barista and mixology shows – introducing innovative beverages and cocktail-making trends
Waiter competitions – highlighting service excellence and operational efficiency
Workshops and specialist lectures – providing insights into industry innovations, sustainability, and business strategies
These experiences create an energetic atmosphere, making EuroGastro not just an exhibition but a learning and inspiration platform for the hospitality community.
A Platform for Networking and Industry Growth
EuroGastro’s strength lies in its ability to bring together local and international players, facilitating knowledge exchange and professional collaboration. The fair serves as a meeting point for decision-makers, suppliers, and service providers, encouraging discussions that lead to partnerships and innovation.
Attendees benefit from:
Direct interaction with suppliers and producers
Opportunities to test and evaluate new products and technologies
Professional networking and collaboration with industry peers
Insights into upcoming trends and business opportunities in hospitality
Driving Innovation and Excellence in Hospitality
In summary, EuroGastro is more than just a trade fair it is a dynamic platform that blends innovation, professional development, and experiential learning. From its extensive exhibition areas to live competitions and seminars, the event addresses every facet of the gastronomy and hospitality industries.
By connecting international exhibitors with local professionals, EuroGastro supports growth, fosters creativity, and helps shape the future of hospitality in Central and Eastern Europe. The combination of networking, learning, and inspiration ensures that attendees leave with both practical solutions and fresh ideas to elevate their businesses.
BEER WARSAW EXPO
The Polish brewing industry stands as a robust and dynamic sector within the broader industry landscape. Despite the challenges posed by the pandemic and its impact on businesses relying on sector products, the added value in 2020 reached nearly 20 billion zlotys. This resilience is reflected in the industry’s ability to maintain or even grow employment, focus on export opportunities, and see a continuous rise in the number of breweries across the country.
The ongoing investments and discussions about the future of the industry underscore its strength and potential. This vibrant environment makes Beer Warsaw Expo a must-attend event. The expo serves as a crucial platform for exploring the latest advancements and trends in the Polish brewing sector. It offers a valuable opportunity for industry professionals to connect, discuss, and showcase innovations that will shape the future of brewing.
Participation in Beer Warsaw Expo provides a unique chance to engage with key players in the industry, gain insights into emerging trends, and explore new business opportunities. As the industry continues to evolve and expand, the expo represents an essential event for anyone involved in or interested in the Polish brewing sector.
WINE EXPO POLAND
The Wine Expo Poland has emerged as a premier international wine fair, bringing together a diverse array of stakeholders from the global wine and spirits sector. Established as an essential event for industry professionals, it provides a vital platform for networking, business development, and showcasing exceptional products. Held annually, the fair highlights Poland’s growing role in the global wine market, with its increasing consumption volume reflective of a nation with 38 million residents.
This significant event attracts a wide range of participants, including winemakers, trade associations, institutions, and industry professionals. It is a key venue for building and expanding international trade relationships, reflecting Poland's burgeoning interest in wine. The fair targets professionals from various sectors, such as importers, wholesalers, representatives from the Ho.Re.Ca. (Hotel, Restaurant, and Catering) sector, gastronomy experts, independent retailers, and national and international trade entities.
The Wine Expo Poland appeals to a broad spectrum of exhibitors, from large corporations to small and medium-sized enterprises, as well as niche producers offering unique and high-quality products. This diverse range of exhibitors ensures that attendees have access to a comprehensive selection of wines and related products, catering to various tastes and preferences.
A standout feature of the event is the concurrent Warsaw Oil Festival, which provides additional business opportunities for wine producers who also offer extra virgin olive oil. This co-located event enhances the fair’s appeal by integrating the wine and olive oil industries, creating synergies and broadening the scope of business prospects.
Another highlight of the Wine Expo Poland is the international wine competition known as the ‘Wine Expo Poland AWARDS.’ Over the years, these awards have gained global recognition for certifying high-quality wines, further elevating the fair’s status as a key event in the wine industry. The awards celebrate excellence and innovation in winemaking, drawing attention to outstanding products and producers.
Due to its specialization and comprehensive focus, the Wine Expo Poland has established itself as the leading wine event in the country. It serves as a crucial gathering for professionals looking to explore new opportunities, foster business relationships, and stay abreast of industry trends. The fair’s prominence and effectiveness in showcasing quality wines and facilitating international trade relationships underscore its importance in the global wine industry.
