Message Ausgabe 3/2012 - Messe Stuttgart

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The extended “Passion for Technology” Pavilion is a attraction of Hobby & Elektronik.
Hobby & Elektronik 2012:
Browsing, testing, making purchases: all
this will be possible at Hobby & Elektronik,
South Germany's largest exhibition
for computers and electronics (22 to
25 November 2012.), which will form
part of the Stuttgart MesseHerbst. The
highlights in 2012 will include the extended
“Passion for Technology” Pavilion.
Together with exhibitors from the
areas of industry, business, science, politics
and media, the Pavilion will make
children, adolescents and young families
enthusiastic about future topics. Interac-
Tropical temperatures, high humidity,
exotic pets: at ANIMAL, the Exhibition
for Pet Ownership (17.– 18.11.
2012), dog, cat and rodent lovers will
not be the only visitors to get their
money's worth. Visitors will also be
able to stroll through a steppe and
jungle landscape (area: 500 square
metres) for the first time in Halls 5
The 3.5-metre-long albino tiger python
“Albert” will be part of the jungle display.
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More passion for technology
ANIMAL 2012: New exhibition concept
tive exhibits, workshops and talks will
actively encourage visitors to take part.
The Pavilion has found a strong partner
in the Klett Group, the largest German
education company . The exhibition will
present the latest developments and research
projects from the areas of mobility,
production & manufacturing, aerospace,
astronomy and energy and the
environment. Another highlight of the
Pavilion will be the exhibition “Terra
Blue – the earth during global change”
organised by Laupheim Planetarium.
Welcome to the Stuttgart jungle
and 7 and admire insects and reptiles
in their natural environment. Crocodiles,
snakes and tarantulas will be
displayed in this exhibition area along
with tortoises, a teju (lizard) and a
large number of exotic insects. The
terrariums and enclosures of the animals
will be integrated in their natural
environment for the first time during
ANIMAL. “We do not only want
to present beautifully equipped terrariums
in bare surroundings”, said
Project Manager Harald Siegmund explaining
the concept. “Visitors will
also see extraordinary animals in
atmospheric surroundings and will
briefly forget that they are in an exhibition
hall.” The highlights of the exhibition
jungle will include, for example,
the 3.5-metre-long albino tiger
python “Albert”, an African dwarf
crocodile and a boa constrictor.
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