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3/3/2022
Unprecedented exhibitor numbers at Enforce Tac 2022
Highly satisfied exhibitors and visitors, packed aisles, intensive discussions at the stands and extremely well-attended forums and supporting programme: that’s Enforce Tac 2022 in a nutshell.
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Enforce Tac 2022 broke records for exhibitor numbers and countries represented: 377 exhibitors (304 in 2019) from 36 countries (30 in 2019) presented the latest trends in law enforcement, tactical solutions and homeland security on a display area measuring 13,730 m2. Following an enforced break of two years, 4,071 international experts (4,759 in 2019) from 71 countries finally gathered at Exhibition Centre Nuremberg again on 1 and 2 March, 2022 to exchange information and ideas. In 2022, the annual event once again enjoyed the patronage of the Bavarian Minister of the Interior, Joachim Herrmann. This year especially, it offered the discreet environment necessary to discuss acute issues of internal and external security in Europe and the rest of the world, and, in the face of rising crime, terrorist threats, violence and war, to meet the growing challenges for security operatives with the latest security solutions and tactics.
Highly satisfied exhibitors and visitors, packed aisles, intensive discussions at the stands and extremely well-attended forums and supporting programme: that’s Enforce Tac 2022 in a nutshell. With an outstanding range of products and information sources, and large numbers of high-calibre exhibitors and visitors, it was an impressive event across the board. The supporting programme provided a wealth of information as it explored the latest issues affecting the industry. From the drone conference organised by UAV DACH e.V. on the theme “Drone defence and UAS as tactical resources”, to the European Police Trainer Conference (EPTC) hosted by Police Trainers in Germany (PiD), a wide range of options was available to various target groups from the police, law enforcement, border protection, customs, military police or the armed forces.
87 percent of the participating trade visitors were involved in the procurement decisions of their companies and attended the event to get information about innovations in police equipment, security needs or tactical solutions. Due to their high level of satisfaction with the products on display, a sizeable proportion of visitors (more than 98 percent) intend to take part in the event again.
“It was great to see the exhibition halls packed with people again after such a long time. The positive feedback from participants underscores the fact that there is no substitute for face-to-face exchanges. Enforce Tac has never been so large or so international,” says a delighted Isabelle Teufert, Director of Enforce Tac at NürnbergMesse.
“Buoyed by the success of this round we are highly motivated as we start preparing for the next one. Next year we are not only celebrating the 10th anniversary of Enforce Tac but can also look forward to new halls and much more space,” says Teufert.
The next Enforce Tac will take place at Exhibition Centre Nuremberg from 28 February to 1 March 2023.
Highly satisfied exhibitors and visitors, packed aisles, intensive discussions at the stands and extremely well-attended forums and supporting programme: that’s Enforce Tac 2022 in a nutshell. With an outstanding range of products and information sources, and large numbers of high-calibre exhibitors and visitors, it was an impressive event across the board. The supporting programme provided a wealth of information as it explored the latest issues affecting the industry. From the drone conference organised by UAV DACH e.V. on the theme “Drone defence and UAS as tactical resources”, to the European Police Trainer Conference (EPTC) hosted by Police Trainers in Germany (PiD), a wide range of options was available to various target groups from the police, law enforcement, border protection, customs, military police or the armed forces.
10th anniversary round generates eager anticipation
87 percent of the participating trade visitors were involved in the procurement decisions of their companies and attended the event to get information about innovations in police equipment, security needs or tactical solutions. Due to their high level of satisfaction with the products on display, a sizeable proportion of visitors (more than 98 percent) intend to take part in the event again.
“It was great to see the exhibition halls packed with people again after such a long time. The positive feedback from participants underscores the fact that there is no substitute for face-to-face exchanges. Enforce Tac has never been so large or so international,” says a delighted Isabelle Teufert, Director of Enforce Tac at NürnbergMesse.
“Buoyed by the success of this round we are highly motivated as we start preparing for the next one. Next year we are not only celebrating the 10th anniversary of Enforce Tac but can also look forward to new halls and much more space,” says Teufert.
The next Enforce Tac will take place at Exhibition Centre Nuremberg from 28 February to 1 March 2023.
