Event areas at FSB 2025

NEW LIFE: fit for a circular future

Experience the advantages of recycling used tyres firsthand at the NEW LIFE stand. On a Circular Economy Trail, NEW LIFE partners will demonstrate how used tyres can be turned into high-quality sports and fitness products – clearly presented using exhibits and video clips. The stand floor will be laid with granulated rubber, allowing visitors to experience the sustainable products for themselves. Guided tours will also be available, offering inspiring insights into the circular economy and showcasing sustainable innovations in the sports and leisure industry.

planerLOUNGE

Where planners meet planners: The planerLOUNGE is the main gathering place for exhibitors, sponsors and partners in the STADTundRAUM themed area. In this space, renowned agencies, firms and speakers will present their latest projects and encourage the exchange of ideas between professionals. Specialists will have the opportunity to network, hold in-depth discussions and initiate new collaborations in a relaxed atmosphere – the ideal place to develop shared ideas.

Special exhibit: the Inclusion Trail

Come and discover the meaning of inclusion for yourself at the special Inclusion Trail event in the STADTundRAUM themed area. In this space, located right next to the planerFORUM, visitors will be able to see what it looks like when sports and leisure facilities are designed to be inclusive, allowing people with different abilities to participate as equals. The Inclusion Trail will give visitors the opportunity to try out various exercise modules for themselves under realistic conditions.

Further details to follow.

Special exhibition area: Urban Oasis

The Boulevard will host a special Urban Oasis exhibition area, created in collaboration with the Federation of German Landscape Architects (BDLA) and various exhibitors. Companies will present exhibits in this space that bring the theme of water in the urban environment to life. In conjunction with aquanale’s Private Oasis, this exhibition area will illustrate how water, shading and green concepts can offer innovative ways to respond to climate change – for active cities that support a good quality of life and sustainable gardens that promote relaxation and health.

Further details to follow.