"KüchenMeile-Map" - digital orientation aid for trade visitors

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22 September 2025

- Anyone who visits the Küchenmeile knows the challenge: numerous manufacturers present their new products at the same time and invite visitors to in-house exhibitions. With the new web app KüchenMeile-Map trade visitors now receive a free, digital orientation aid.

The platform leads lists the names of all manufacturers who will be exhibiting at the Küchenmeile. After an uncomplicated online accreditation, trade visitors receive direct access to the exhibitor information.

"With KüchenMeile-Map, we want to offer visitors a simple and transparent way to better plan their visit to the trade fair," say the 25 members of the A30 Küchenmeile e.v. marketing association. "Especially at a time when efficiency and preparation are playing an increasingly important role, a digital overview is indispensable."

The functions at a glance:

  • Free use for all trade visitors
  • All exhibitors listed by name
  • Simple online accreditation
  • Up-to-date information available at any time

The Küchenmeile is regarded as one of the most important industry events for kitchen furniture, appliances and equipment. Trade visitors from the retail trade, specialised kitchen shops, planning and design will be able to KüchenMeile-Map for the first time Free digital overview of all relevant exhibitors - compact, transparent and available at any time.

The web app is now available at
👉 www.kuechenmeile-map.com

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