Asiabike Jakarta 2024

Adding to a network of about 35 Mobility and Logistics trade fairs worldwide, including 10 existing trade fairs in Asia, Asiabike Jakarta 2024 is Messe Frankfurt’s first trade fair in Asia focused exclusively on two-wheelers – a topic of increasing importance to the company.

In alignment with the global trend towards small-scale mobility, Asiabike Jakarta will also promote micro mobility solutions as an integral part of sustainable urban transportation. This includes new, eco-friendly ways for people to navigate cities individually. Electrically-powered scooters, and other compact vehicles, often combined with sharing systems and public transport, for example, are forming a fast-growing alternative to car usage.

Making its debut in April 2024, the fair is expected to attract 150 companies to showcase their latest products across an exhibition area of 8,200 sqm. Encompassing a wide range of offerings, the show will feature traditional bicycles, electric bicycles and scooters, electric motorcycles, and related sectors including batteries, charging stations, parts and equipment, fashion and accessories.

Visitors will include manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors, dealers, retailers, importers, exporters, agents, traders, engineers, leasing companies, facilities and equipment management, finance and insurance professionals, clubhouse representatives, government departments, industry associations and cycling enthusiasts.

While Messe Frankfurt has a strong presence in Asia with nearly 50 trade fairs, the new exhibition marks the company’s first venture in Indonesia which will build on the enormous success of the flagship trade fair Eurobike in Frankfurt. “With the world’s fourth-largest population of over 278 million and increasing consumer spending power, Indonesia presents an ideal location for this expansion,” says Mr Wolfgang Marzin, President and Chief Executive Officer of Messe Frankfurt.. “It shows that despite the uncertain economic environment, we continue to identify exciting markets in need of new trade fair concepts globally.”

Indonesia’s economy has remained resilient amidst the global economic slowdown, with its GDP projected to reach 5% in 2023. This, coupled with the country’s commitment to net-zero emissions by 2060 make it an attractive market for sustainability-focused trade fairs such as Asiabike Jakarta. At the same time, the government is actively incentivising electric and hybrid vehicle adoption, while the country’s membership of RCEP – the world’s largest free trade agreement – provides fertile ground for further investment and regional trade.

Admission for Asiabike Jakarta 2024

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