T4M postponed due to coronavirus pandemic
T4M – Technology for Medical Devices has announced the event is being postponed to 4th–6th May 2021.
This decision was made in consultation with registered exhibitors, and around 95 percent of whom have confirmed attendance for the postponed event in 2021.
T4M explains how, “the health of our exhibitors, partners, visitors and trade fair staff is our utmost priority. Our aim is to hold a successful trade fair – an event where we can welcome the medical technology industry without any concerns and provide a platform for people to establish profitable business contacts with others. This is not something we are able to achieve at this time.
“Furthermore, a trade fair with restricted admission or with hardly any attendees is simply not an option for the management team.”
The event organisers hope by postponing the event until next year, they are providing exhibitors, project partners and visitors with a firm date that they can put in their diaries. The 2021 date also manages to successfully avoid the 2020 autumn period which is already such a busy time in the trade fair calendar.
Event organisers are available to answer any questions or concerns, however, due to the circumstances they state, “please note that we will need a little more time to answer questions about your bookings and orders. Thank you for your understanding in this regard.”
In 2021, the medical technology expo will take place as normal in parallel to Control - the international trade fair for quality assurance.