ABOUT THE FAIR
The "Austro Vin Tulln" is a highly specialized trade fair in Tulln an der Donau, focusing on viticulture, pomology, winery technology, and marketing. Established in 2020, it is held biennially and organized by Messe Tulln GmbH. This fair serves as a central platform for numerous exhibitors to showcase their products, services, innovations, and technological advancements in these sectors. It is specifically aimed at professional visitors from the viticulture and pomology sectors.
The range of the Austro Vin Tulln encompasses various areas such as external mechanization, winery technology, bottling, packaging, services, and marketing. Thus, it covers the entire value chain in the wine and fruit cultivation industries, attracting leading manufacturers and experts. The fair is ideologically supported by significant industry associations like the Austrian Viticulture Association and the Federal Fruit Growing Association of Austria. In collaboration with the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU), and various specialized schools for viticulture and pomology, Austro Vin Tulln offers a comprehensive professional program with direct practical relevance.
A distinctive feature of the fair is the direct exchange between visitors and experts, facilitated by events such as the "Tasting Corner" for tastings and opportunities for opinion sharing. A highlight of the fair is the awarding of the Technology Innovation Prize, which honors outstanding technological developments in the industry.
Messe Tulln, as the venue for Austro Vin Tulln, provides an ideal infrastructure for this trade fair. With its modern facilities and good accessibility, it is an attractive location for exhibitors and visitors from both domestic and international markets. Overall, Austro Vin Tulln represents a future-oriented, professionally grounded, and interactive platform that reflects the latest technology and current trends in viticulture and pomology.
The Austro Vin Tulln takes place biennially, and therefore for the fourth time previsibly in January 2028 in Tulln an der Donau.