Overview

WHD.global

March 20-23, Europa-Park Rust, Germany

The main WorldHostingDays event has been held annually in Germany since 2004. Over time it has developed into the largest and most important meeting of the international hosting industry.

• Over 3,500 attendees from all over the world in 2011.
• About 100 partner companies.
• Constant annual growth.

WHD.asia

June 2012, Millennium Hilton Bangkok Hotel, Thailand

Already very successful in 2011, the 2012 event in Asia can be expected to be even larger, more exciting and more profitable for all partner companies.

• Over 450 attendees in 2011 from all parts of Asia.
• More than two times as many visitors as originally expected.
• 22 exhibitors in 2011.

WHD.india

June 2012, Mumbai, India

A new WHD event in Asia addressing especially the uprising and fast moving Indian hosting market.

WHD.india, held in Mumbai, adds to WHD.asia and gives the exhibitors another great opportunity to meet many excellent prospects.

WHD.local

Autumn 2012

The fantastic WHD roadshow through Europe makes a second round in 2012.

Eight locations – one day events – quick and to the point.

• Several European locations.
• Opportunity to address local markets in a very focused way.
• More than 25 partner companies in 2011.

WHD.middleeast

October 2012, Istanbul, Turkey

Though the Middle East is very uprising in many industry sectors, there are still enough opportunities to get a foot in the door on its hosting market. WHD.middleeast will be the perfect occasion for it.

WHD.latinamerica

Autumn 2012, São Paulo, Brazil

Targeting the South-American hosting market, WHD.latinamerica helps to get in contact with many inventive ICT companies.

The world's seventh largest national economy is also one of the fastest growing worldwide.

WHD.australia

Winter 2012, Sydney, Australia

Australia has a strong and consistent growth regarding the IT sector, therefore holding a WHD event on this continent will be rather promising for all exhibitors.

It will take place in Sydney, which is Australia's industry, trade, transport and finance center.