MTP Poznan EXPO

22-07-26 9th National Red Vehicle Rally Coming Soon to Poznań

Red vehicles are returning to Poznań. On Saturday, August 8, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., MTP Poznań EXPO will turn into a vast square full of fire trucks. It will host the 9th National Red Vehicle Rally. On-site will be a fleet in which, alongside the newest models, you can spot classics of Polish firefighting—and joining them in Poznań will be enthusiasts of motoring, rescue services, and firefighting history from all over Poland.

10-06-26 CEDE Returns to Poznań. Poland’s Largest Dental Trade Fair Comes Back to MTP Poznań EXPO

Dentists, dental technicians, hygienists, and practice managers from across Poland will once again gather in Poznań. CEDE, the Central European Dental Exhibition, returns to MTP Poznań EXPO and Poznań Congress Center from June 11 to 13, 2026. The event is organized by Exactus, and the last edition held in Poznań took place in 2019.

25-05-26 Polish Science for Polish Industry: European Science Fair in Poznań

For four days, science meets halls filled with machinery in Pavilion 5 at MTP Poznań EXPO. The European Science Fair, organized jointly by the Ministry of Science and Higher Education, Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań, and Grupa MTP, takes place from May 26–29 alongside ITM Industry Europe.

05-05-26 SALMED CONNECT 2026: A New Format for Medical Trade Fairs in Poznań

On May 19–20, 2026, SALMED CONNECT will launch at MTP Poznań EXPO. The International Medical Equipment and Supplies Trade Fair is introducing a new, innovative format. We have combined a proven exhibition space with an expanded knowledge zone to respond precisely to the dynamic changes and key challenges facing the healthcare sector.

05-05-26 Dual Use Congress in Poznań: How Civilian Technologies Are Transforming the Defense Industry

On May 27, 2026, the inaugural edition of the Dual Use Congress will take place. This new business event is entirely dedicated to dual-use technologies. In the face of geopolitical tensions, the line between civilian and military markets is fading, and innovation is becoming critical to national security.