“Finally there is a special trade fair experience for our visitors again. We offer an informative and varied program for families and connoisseurs in six halls,” says Ried’s trade fair director Helmut Slezak, looking forward to the “spring trio” next weekend. Visitors can look forward to culinary delights, fine wines and great cooking shows, for the children there is a top program with family concerts and numerous adventure stations.
At the “1st Innviertel Game Days” more than 500 games can be tried out to your heart’s content. Play educators are available for advice and guidance. In Hall 15, the pleasure country of Upper Austria invites you to taste delicacies at the market stalls and buy them to take home. There is something for every taste: from Innviertler dumplings and bacon, sausage and cheese, bread and pastries to sweet temptations, brandies, liqueurs, a large variety of beers and much more. Fine wines from around 20 winegrowers can even be tasted until 9 p.m. on Saturday, April 9th. There is also a small selection of spirits, gin and whisky.
50 members with around 2000 different products are networked with the direct marketers “How’s Innviertel Tastes”. Alois Selker and his team will present a cross-section of production at the companies over the weekend.
The “50 Plus” scores with numerous exhibitors on the topics of holidays, excursions, leisure, cosmetics, health, wellness as well as living and lifestyle.
The topic “Family Happiness” was newly included this year. Many hands-on stations and performances await the whole family, there are magic shows, a puppet show, a dinosaur show. In front of Hall 13 there is also a wheel of fortune, a bungee trampoline and a children’s train for the little visitors.
The “Spring Trio” is open on both days from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., the wine lounge exclusively until 9 p.m. on Saturday. Attention: A 3G control will be carried out at the entrance. Further information is also available on the Ried Exhibition Center website at www.fruehjahrstrio-ried.at
Source: Nachrichten
