Everything you need for two days of EUROTOI: ticket, travel, hotels and schedule.
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Registration
EUROTOI is a trade fair – admission is free for trade visitors. Register online in advance and you'll receive your ticket by email. It's scanned at the entrance, printed or on your phone, and you're handed your visitor badge.
Registering on site is also possible, but it takes longer. With a ticket you're through faster.
The two days
EUROTOI opens on Thursday at 10:00 and closes on Friday at 15:00. The full schedule, including the get-together and the Kart Grand Prix:
Getting here
The ring°boulevard is in Nürburg, in the Eifel between Cologne and Koblenz. Most visitors come by car – from the Ruhr region, the Netherlands, Belgium and Rhine-Main. If you fly in, we recommend a rental car from the airport.
The Nürburgring lies between the Ruhr region and Rhine-Main and is reached via the A1, A48 and A61. Enter 53520 Nürburg, Otto-Flimm-Straße into your navigation system.
The nearest airports are Cologne/Bonn, Frankfurt-Hahn, Frankfurt am Main and Düsseldorf. We recommend a rental car from there.
The nearest stations are Ahrweiler and Gerolstein, then onward by bus or taxi. We recommend travelling by car.
Free parking available.
Where to stay
We have reserved room allocations at three hotels – none of them more than 100 metres from the ring°boulevard. Please quote the keyword EUROTOI when booking.
154 rooms and suites right on the Grand Prix circuit. Restaurant and bar in the house, a 240 m² spa with two saunas and a steam bath, and a gym open around the clock. The comfortable option if you want something from your stay after two days at the fair.
207 rooms, many overlooking the start and finish straight. The Fascination restaurant serves Mediterranean and Eifel cuisine, also with a view of the track. Sauna, steam bath and gym are included; there are underground parking spaces and EV chargers.
80 rooms opposite the Grand Prix circuit, a few minutes on foot from the ring°boulevard. The most affordable of the three, and the right choice if the room mainly has to be one thing: close.
The allocations are limited and go quickly in January. You'll find further hotels, guesthouses and holiday apartments in Nürburg, Adenau and the surrounding area – Adenau is around ten minutes away by car. The Hocheifel-Nürburgring tourist office runs an accommodation search for the region.
What's on
Thursday evening carries on after the fair closes, just without the stands: first the Kart Grand Prix, then the get-together. And if you arrive early or stay on, there's plenty at the Ring to fill the rest of the day.
Answered briefly
Admission is free for trade visitors.
No. EUROTOI belongs to the stands and the conversations at them. The programme is in the evening: on Thursday the Kart Grand Prix at 18:00 and the get-together from 19:00.
Around 30 exhibitors from more than 10 countries, from portable toilets to vacuum and pump technology.
Online at www.eurotoi.eu. Your ticket comes by email and is scanned at the entrance, printed or on your phone. You can also register on site, but that takes longer.
EUROTOI doesn't arrange business meetings. Visitors contact the companies they're interested in directly, ideally before the show; the exhibitor list is a good place to start.
Guests book their rooms directly with the hotel, quoting the keyword "Eurotoi".
There is no shuttle service from Frankfurt. The most practical way to reach the Nürburgring is by rental car.
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