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           The show halls were already filling
           up on the first morning of the fair.

                                      ingly high” international spread of   fair targets (2018: 87 per cent).   1 571 people came from South-
                                      visitors at 72.5 per cent.  Furthermore, 96 per cent of ex-  east and Central Asia and a fur-
                                         A positive response was   hibitors gave a positive rating   ther 1 218 from the Middle East.
                                      also yielded by the exhibitor sur-  of trade visitors to their stand,   1 014 trade visitors travelled from
                                      vey, according to WZF, with nine   and 97 per cent of companies   South and Central America, 505
                                      out of ten exhibitors rating Inter-  reached their primary target   from the USA, while Africa ac-
                                      zoo as important to extremely   groups. 96 per cent succeeded   counted for 491 attendees and
                                      important in the context of their   in making entirely new business   Australia and Oceania for 255
                                      overall marketing and sales ac-  contacts. Finally, nine out of ten   visitors. By way of comparison,
                                      tivities. 95 per cent were satis-  exhibitors expect follow-up busi-  most foreign visitors in 2018
                                      fied to very satisfied with the   ness from the show.  also came from Italy (2 161),
                                      overall outcome (2018: 88 per                          likewise followed by Spain with
                                      cent), while over 94 per cent of   Europe dominates    1 438. There were 1 323 visitors
                                      exhibitors achieved their specific   visitor numbers   from France, 1 320 from Great
                                                                 7 698 visitors to the show came   Britain and Northern Ireland,
                                                                 from Germany. Italy accounted   1 211 from the Netherlands, 1
                                                                 for the most foreign show visitors   193 from the Czech Republic,
                                                                 (1 653), followed by Spain with   China accounted for 1 154 and
                                                                 1 174, the Netherlands with 1 089   Poland for 1 113 trade visitors.
                                                                 and Great Britain and Northern Ire-  The number of visitors from Ger-
                                                                 land with 1 060. 966 visitors came   many four years ago was 9 934,
                                                                 from France, while 958 Polish visi-  with this year’s figure declining
                                                                 tors attended the Nuremberg trade   by more than 2 200. No WZF data
                                                                 show. Europe was thus the prin-  is yet available with regard to the
                                                                 cipal continent represented at   attendance spread over the four
                                                                 Interzoo with 22 807 visitors.   days of the show, even four weeks
                                                                                             after the fair. The Interzoo organ-
                                                                 The new products presented   iser made reference in this matter
                                                                 attracted considerable interest.  to the auditing of Interzoo by the



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