International trade fairs
International trade fairs are important meeting places for companies looking to promote themselves and strengthen their position in international markets. We organise national pavilions at many of the largest trade fairs abroad.

Type of service
International positioning
Target audience
All companies
Application deadline
Specific deadlines for each trade fair
Cost
Usually per m² of stand space
Norwegian companies in relevant industries can register their interest in taking part in trade fairs.
As an exhibitor, you benefit from our practical support, networks and expert advisory, helping you connect with customers, partners, investors and key decision-makers abroad.
You can use the exhibition space to
- launch new products or test their market potential
- expand your market/find new customer segments for existing products
- nurture relationships with existing customers and partners
- build your network and generate new 'leads'
- find partners who can be part of the value chain
- find investors
- promote your product/build your own brand
- learn from others
- gain market insight
A shared pavilion offers many benefits:
- You get a prime location in the exhibition hall.
- Together, we have a stronger presence and greater visibility.
- As an exhibitor, everything is taken care of for you.
- You will have a dedicated project manager from our team who takes care of all the practical arrangements for the pavilion.
- We generate buzz around the pavilion through press and media coverage.
- You achieve better results than if you managed your trade fair participation yourself.
With the Brand Norway platform, Norwegian companies can tell a shared story about our competitive advantages. See how you can use Brand Norway to build a strong, authentic brand in international markets.
For some trade fairs, you can apply for a grant to participate.
You will usually pay per square metre of stand space. Some events also charge an entry fee.
Kontaktpersoner
Lin LiSeniorrådgiver
Thomas BjerkmannSpesialrådgiver
Karen-Anne TveitenSeniorrådgiver

