As a visitor, how can I apply for the electronic newsletter?

As a visitor to bauma, can I register online?

Is my bauma entrance ticket also valid on the public transport system?

How do I get to the Munich Trade Fair Centre?

Who can I consult with regard to travel arrangements and visas?

How can I find out for which countries Germany requires an entrance visa?

As a bauma 2010 visitor requiring a visa, how and as of when can I apply for the required letter of invitation?

As a visitor requiring a visa, what documents do I need in order to apply for it?




As a visitor, how can I apply for the electronic newsletter?
To provide information on the latest news and developments regarding bauma 2010, Messe München regularly publishes an electronic newsletter. To register for this newsletter, please go to our website www.bauma.de and use the newsletter subscription. After sending off the application, we will promptly include you in the mailing list for the visitor newsletter.

As a visitor to bauma, can I register online?
You can purchase your admission tickets online starting end of January 2010.
There is a new visitor registration system with new admission tickets for bauma 2010. The new Print@home ticket will make your trade fair visit even more convenient. You save time, because you can register in advance, simply print the ticket and then use it directly as an admission ticket. As a result, you get into bauma 2010 without waiting times at the ticket counters.
The new Print@home ticket is available for one-day and three-day tickets as well as tickets for the complete trade fair and is up to 15% more inexpensive compared to tickets purchased on site. You also save money as a result.
 
You can redeem both vouchers and online vouchers online -->

Is my bauma entrance ticket also valid on the public transport system?
Visitors who have a Print@home ticket, an admission voucher or an admission ticket can ride free of charge to the trade fair grounds and back. The offer applies to all transport means of the Munich Public Transport Association (MVV) such as subway, suburban railway, streetcar and bus. Take advantage of the possibility to use public transport.

How do I get to the Munich Trade Fair Centre?
By underground, the fairgrounds can be reached in around 20 minutes from the city centre. On the U2 underground line, trains run from 5.30 a.m. to midnight at 10-minute and 5-minute intervals respectively – during bauma 2007 opening and closing hours at 3-minute intervals – directly to the New Munich Trade Fair Centre/ICM; the stops are “Messestadt West” and “Messestadt Ost.” From both stops, it is only a few metres to the entrances and the halls. During the trade fair, special bauma information stands will be available for visitors at Munich’s central station (Hauptbahnhof) and the airport.
Visitors coming by car are navigated by a dynamic traffic routing system to the trade fair and to the nearest vacant parking spaces on the fairgrounds. The New Munich Trade Fair Centre and the ICM are located directly on the A94 and can be reached via the exits Feldkirchen-West (exit no. 6), München-Riem (exit no. 5) and Moosfeld respectively (exit no. 4).

Who can I consult with regard to travel arrangements and visas?
On questions regarding travel and visas, our foreign representations are at your disposal; they will assist you at any time with your travel arrangements.

How can I find out for which countries Germany requires an entrance visa?
You will find the relevant list of states on the home page of the Federal Foreign Office.

As a bauma 2010 visitor requiring a visa, how and as of when can I apply for the required letter of invitation?
The letter of invitation can be requested online end of January 2010.

As a visitor requiring a visa, what documents do I need in order to apply for it?
In the run-up to the event, please get in contact with the German Embassy or Consulate in your country. They will inform you about all necessary documents and deadlines. Please be sure to ask for the information in good time because the various embassies have different processing times.