Colombiatex de las Americas, the trade show for fabrics, trimmings, machinery and chemicals, recently organised in Medellin, Colombia, saw 21,924 buyers visiting the show, up 5.5 per cent over the previous edition.

Show attendees hit the ground running for men's market week in New York City, which was described as very busy. This season marked the return of Agenda and a realignment of show schedules.

The fine and fashion jewellery trade show held in Paris from 20th to 23rd January welcomed 12,168 visitors, 30% of them from outside France.

Project and MRket will merge for the February show at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. MRket will continue to show with Project in New York City.

WSN Développement, the organizer behind Who's Next-Première Classe, published its final visitor tally for the show session ending 23 January. Attendance did in fact drop again, despite positive feedback on the show.

Emerald Expositions LLC, the largest operator of business-to-business trade shows in the United States, is exploring a sale that could value the company at close to $2 billion

The Paris international lingerie and swimwear show which ended on 23rd January enjoyed a positive edition, a strong international presence compensating for a decrease in French attendance.

The trade show that closed Monday saw its attendee numbers stabilize after a drop for the 2016 edition following the terrorist attack on Paris. Some exhibitors were optimistic while others felt traffic was still too low.

Engagement ring boxes equipped with spy-cams and diamond-dusted hourglasses were some of the most eye-catching items showcased among more than a thousand jewelry booths at Japan's biggest jewelry exposition on Tuesday.

With four trade shows and a tech-focused conference, Premium Group was the most ambitious project during Berlin Fashion Week. And after reporting an 11% increase in footfall the company demonstrates it was well worth it.

The struggling German retail market failed to dampen the mood at Panorama Berlin, which reported a “significant” increase in the number of visitors to the January event.

On 24th January London is hosting the 17th edition of the leather trade show, with 41 exhibitors. The event's next venues are New York and Milan.

Project and MRket begin the men's market week a day before Capsule, Liberty Fairs, and MAN, which will hold their shows on January 24 with new features and a new venue.

The twin trade fairs, Greenshowroom and the Ethical Fashion Show Berlin, that ended recently, has witnessed record visitor turnout.

From 20th to 23rd January, Paris' Who’s Next and Première Classe trade shows will set the tone for the new season, their 1,500 exhibitors hoping for a rebound in visitor figures.