Paysalia, the "must" show for the landscaping sector
Paysalia is the leading trade exhibition for everyone in France active in landscaping. Since 2009, over 3 days, they gather, meet, discuss and build the future of the profession together. The next edition of Paysalia will be held at Lyon Eurexpo from November 30th to December, 2nd 2021.
Paysalia 2019 in figures
741 exhibitors
- including 22% from abroad
- counting 1 291 brands
- + 11.6% compared to 2017
29 912 visitors
- + 13.2% compared to 2017
Who is Paysalia for?
Who exhibits?
- Design
- Services
- Plant production/Nursery gardener
- Maintenance and treatment
- Materials
- Material and supplies
- Equipment
- Water, watering
- Soils
- Environment
- Golfs courses / Sport grounds
Who visits?
- Landscaping entrepreneurs and producers
- Specifiers (engineering companies, real estate companies, etc)
- Territorial authorities
- Private authorities
- Retailers/Traders
"We are here to find new sources of inspiration in France, a country that attaches particular importance to the value of plants. We also want to discover new techniques, equipment and recent innovations. This show is of great importance for us professionally insofar as we can know how France promotes the plant, the influence that this country can have in the sector and the actions it undertakes."
Henrik Bos, General Director of VRJ and member of the ELCA Committee
Exclusive events
Paysalia aims to help visitors make discoveries, to promote meetings and encourage discussions between everyone active in the sector.
The latest technical, design and environmentally-friendly innovations are presented in the dedicated Paysalia Innovations space. Award-winners receive their prizes at the Paysalia Innovations Awards ceremony.
Paysalia features meetings and discussions between professionals at convivial events: late night openings, conferences, Green City Day and themed Villages: The Job-Training Village, and the Biodiversity-Environment Village.
The “Must” Event since 2011, Paysalia stages the finals of the “Carré des Jardiniers” contest.
© Elisabeth Rull