Some may remember it. Last year, the Toulouse International Fair took place, at the MEETT, in September with a number of exhibitors reduced by half due to the pandemic. This year, the Fair is back to normal as it takes place from April 9 to 18 with 400 exhibitors. The seven halls of MEETT, the new exhibition center located in Aussonne, will be occupied by stands dedicated to the home, leisure, gastronomy, shopping, well-being… And outside, visitors will find gardening departments, wooden houses, tools, saunas and even tractors on which children will be allowed to climb. Like last year, the Gande Roue will be there and the trips will be offered by Toulouse Métropole.

Free massage and haircut

For its 99th edition, the International Fair has decided to renew itself by welcoming the Innova’Toulouse space. This last group, over three days, a dozen Toulouse start-ups who will present their products for the first time. Among them, there is Ostalada “which supports individuals in creating tailor-made participatory habitats” or Nenufarm which “offers a vegetable garden aquarium”. The Green Village will take their place by offering products made from recycled materials. Opposite, we will find the flea market stand, which will even be enlarged. Charlène du Troc L’Union “reserves exclusive pieces for you, such as Scandinavian or 70s furniture”.
For those who wish to take a relaxing break, we invite them to come to the Well-Being & Beauty area where they will be offered foot reflexology sessions, Chinese medicine, kinesiology, massage, sophrology, reiki but also a haircut… (upon registration, from 10:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day and until 8 p.m. on late-night openings).
Finally, no Fair without gastronomy, the great restaurants will be present on the gourmet terrace during the 10 days.

Don’t forget your jersey

Like last year, there is a 2,000 m2 space dedicated to sports at the Toulouse International Fair, under the aegis of the Occitanie regional Olympic sports committee. And for the first, it will be possible to do your baptism in scuba diving, freediving and single fin swimming, in a heated pool. The sessions are supervised by experienced federal instructors. So remember to take your swimsuit!