HOGA Nuremberg

The HOGA trade fair, established in 1950 and named after the acronym for "Hotel und Gaststätte" (Hotel and Restaurant), serves as a pivotal platform for professionals in the hospitality, gastronomy, and community catering sectors. It is held biennially at the Nuremberg Exhibition Center, which is easily accessible thanks to its central location in Germany and excellent transport connections. The event is organized by AFAG Messen und Ausstellungen GmbH, renowned for its meticulous planning and the diversity of topics presented.

As one of Germany's leading trade fairs, HOGA offers a wide range of topics including innovations and trends, career opportunities, and personnel development. Special awards such as the Gastro Innovation Award are also presented, honoring outstanding startups and innovative projects. The fair attracts exhibitors from the fields of food & beverage, furnishings, kitchen technology, as well as services, and provides a comprehensive overview of current and future industry trends.

A distinctive feature of the fair is its strong local and regional roots, which allow visitors to explore the rich culinary and cultural diversity of Nuremberg. The main target audience includes professionals from all areas of the hospitality industry who seek to learn about new products and services, expand their networks, and exchange valuable knowledge.

In conclusion, the HOGA trade fair acts as a unique platform that reflects developments in the hospitality industry and functions as a barometer-like tool, measuring the pulse of the industry. With its blend of tradition and innovation, it is an indispensable event for industry insiders. Attending the next HOGA promises direct insights into the core topics of the hospitality industry and inspiration from the latest trends and products.

On the whole the organisers welcomed on the 3 days of the fair, from 17. October to 19. October 2021, about 300 exhibitors and 10000 visitors on the HOGA in Nuremberg.

The HOGA in Nuremberg took place from Sunday, 12. January to Tuesday, 14. January 2025.