Geneva Motor Show To Be Held In 2022

The Geneva International Motor Show (GIMS) has opened exhibition registrations and announced that it is on track to hosting visitors from February 19 to 27, 2022. The organising foundation of GIMS has given exhibitors until mid-July to register for the 2022 event. It will be the 91st edition of the Motor Show. To remind you, the show was cancelled in 2020 and 2021 because of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic

The Geneva Motor Show has always set the benchmark for automobile shows
It is now only nine months until the Geneva International Motor Show lights up Palexpo's exhibition halls. Sandro Mesquita, CEO, GIMS, said, "With the dispatch of the tender packages, we are now officially starting the organisation of GIMS 2022. My team and I can hardly wait to present our concept to the exhibitors and subsequently to the public. We really hope that the health situation and the corresponding policy regulations regarding Covid 19 will allow us to bring it to life."
The Geneva Motor Show has set the benchmark for automobile shows and the fact that it's back will certainly amplify the voice of the automobile industry. More details on the concept of the next GIMS will be presented in the coming weeks.
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