Previous Horticultural Expo List

Horticultural Expos were previously known as International Horticultural Exhibitions. These exhibitions have a precise theme like Specialised Expos, and these themes are mostly related to agriculture, green economy, eco-friendly solutions and co-existence of man and nature. Green Economy, and eco-friendly living and solutions have been the hot issues for last eighty years, and they are being brought to light more and more with the passage of time. Countries around the world are trying to shift focus towards sustainable development and finding green solutions for the modern issues.

In this context, Horticultural Expos hold a special significance. These events are targeted towards specific themes and goals to ensure maximum awareness about green economy, agriculture and preservation on nature despite scientific advancement. These expos are regulated by International Association of Horticultural Producers. Check our Previous Horticultural Expo List for further details.

Name of expositionDurationVisitorsParticipantsTheme
Expo 1960 Rotterdam25 March – 25 September 19364,000,000N/AInternational Horticulture
Expo 1963 Hamburg26 April – 13 October 19635,400,00035Horticulture of all Categories from the Point of View of Economics and Culture
Expo 1964 Vienna16 April – 11 October 19642,100,00028International Horticulture
Expo 1969 Paris23 April – 5 October 19692,400,00017Flowers of France and Flowers of the World
Expo 1972 Amsterdam26 March – 1 October 19724,300,000N/AEfforts accomplished by International Horticulture
Expo 1973 Hamburg27 April – 7 October 19735,800,00050International Horticulture
Expo 1974 Vienna18 April – 14 October 19742,600,00030International Horticulture
Expo 1980 Montreal17 May – 1 September 1980N/A23Relationship between man’s socio-cultural activities and his physical environment
Expo 1982 Amsterdam8 April – 10 October 19824,600,00017International Horticulture
Expo 1983 Munich28 April – 9 October 198311,600,00023International Horticulture
Expo 1984 Liverpool2 May – 14 October 19843,380,00029The progress accomplished by International and National Horticulture
Expo 1990 Osaka1 April – 30 September 199023,126,93483The Harmonious Coexistence of Nature and Mankind
Expo 1992 Zoetermeer10 April – 12 October 19923,355,60023Horticulture is being involved in a continuous process of renewal
Expo 1993 Stuttgart23 April – 17 October 19937,311,00040City and Nature – Responsible Approach
Expo 1999 Kunming1 May – 31 October 19999,427,00070Man and Nature – Marching into the 21st century
Expo 2002 Haarlemmermeer25 April – 20 October 20022,071,00030The contribution of the Netherlands horticulture and international horticulture
Expo 2003 Rostock25 April – 12 October 20032,600,00032A Seaside Park. A new flowered world
Expo 2006 Chiang Mai1 November 2006 – 31 January 20073,848,79132To Express the Love for Humanity
Expo 2012 Venlo5 April – 7 October 20122,046,68438Be part of the theatre in nature; get closer to the quality of life
Expo 2016 Antalya23 April – 30 October 20164,693,57154Flowers and Children
Expo 2019 Beijing29 April – 7 October 20199,340,000110Live Green, Live Better
Expo 2022 Amsterdam – Almere14 April – 9 October 2022685,18932Growing Green Cities
Expo 2023 Doha2 October 2023 – 28 March 2024N/AN/AGreen Desert, Better Environment
Source: Wikipedia

With the increasing attention towards climate change, preservation of nature and importance of maintaining eco-friendly mechanisms in place and promoting them, it is equally important to note that such international exhibitions can make a real difference. I am sure many people like me wish to learn more about this type of exhibitions, their planning, execution, monitoring and the post-event impact. I have marked my agenda to add valuable updated information on this website soon after thorough research. Till then, if you want to read more about horticultural expos, click here!

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