CMT 2021 will not take place in January
CMT 2021 is postponed. We didn't take this decision easily. In view of the latest corona developments, the decision taken in coordination with our trade fair partners for postponement was unavoidable. Our CMT team is already working on an alternative CMT concept for a date in late spring or the summer.We want to provide this important market platform for the tourism and caravaning sector at a time when safe implementation is guaranteed.
Perfect structure
Caravaning, Mobile Leisure and Tourism serve all the subjects of the travelling public. All forms of holiday, almost every destination around the globe, and almost every current leisure vehicle are represented at the CMT. The subsidiary shows in Hall 9 on the two CMT weekends present very special forms of travel in a comprehensive and focused manner. In short: The CMT is the perfect marketplace for a successful start to the season.
High media interest
Over 1,500 accredited journalists report before, during and after CMT on all channels: TV, radio, print and social media. Innovations, new destinations, trends and prominent guests from the travel industry, economics, politics and society are presented in the reports by these journalists. Long-lasting media coverage ensures a constant presence for CMT long after the exhibition has finished.
Book, buy and order
Around 300,000 visitors, with above-average purchasing power who are interested in travel, come from southern Germany and the neighbouring countries to the CMT to invest in their holiday, in new caravans and motorhomes, in accessories and in tourism services 92 % of the visitors stated that they would be visiting the CMT again and 96 % want to recommend the CMT to friends and relatives.
11 times Number 1
In 2019, the Corps Touristique (CT), Association of Foreign National Tourism Organisations and Railways in Germany, assessed the travel exhibitions in Germany for the 14th time. For the eleventh time, CMT achieved 1st place! A total of 15 travel exhibitions in Germany were examined by the Corps Touristique.
