Coronavirus / Covid-19
Light + Building not until 2022 after all
In February, this year's Light + Building was postponed until the end of September, but now it has been canceled altogether for this year.
On February 28, Light + Building was postponed to September 27 to October 2, and has now been canceled. The coronavirus pandemic and the associated event bans and travel restrictions have now led to the decision to cancel the trade fair this year. Messe Frankfurt made this decision together with its partners ZVEI and ZVEH as well as the trade fair advisory board.
The new date is scheduled for March 13 to 18, 2022. The decision also affects Intersec Building. As a platform for networked security technology, the format will now celebrate its premiere as an integral part of Light + Building in 2022.
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