About this expo
REAS - powered by INTERSCHUTZ is recognized as Italy's premier trade fair dedicated to the emergency, first aid, and firefighting sectors. Positioned as the most significant event for rescue, firefighting, disaster relief, and security south of the Alps, the exhibition provides essential resources to foster innovation and elevate the technical expertise of both professional operators and volunteers. The upcoming edition is scheduled from October 8 to October 10, 2026.
The event attracts a diverse audience, including current and future rescuers, professionals involved at all levels of national emergency management protocols, and a broad spectrum of operators and volunteers. Attendees can expect a comprehensive program featuring conference sessions, live demonstrations, practical hands-on training, and dedicated networking opportunities designed to facilitate knowledge exchange and collaboration.
Organized by Centro Fiera del Garda, Montichiari (Bs) and Deutsche Messe, REAS - powered by INTERSCHUTZ takes place at the Centro Fiera di Montichiari, Italy, utilizing 8 exhibition halls to showcase the latest advancements and solutions in the field.
Highlights
5 items- Italy's leading trade fair for emergency, first aid, and firefighting
- Held annually at Centro Fiera Montichiari, Italy
- Features 8 exhibition halls
- Includes conference sessions, demonstrations, hands-on trainings, and networking events
- AUMA listed
FAQ
4 questionsWhen and where is REAS - powered by INTERSCHUTZ held?+
REAS - powered by INTERSCHUTZ takes place from October 8 to October 10, 2026, at Centro Fiera Montichiari in Montichiari, Italy.
Who organizes REAS - powered by INTERSCHUTZ?+
The event is organized by Centro Fiera del Garda, Montichiari (Bs) and Deutsche Messe.
What industries and sectors does REAS - powered by INTERSCHUTZ cover?+
This trade fair covers the rescue, firefighting, disaster relief, security, emergency, and first aid sectors.
Who is the target audience for REAS - powered by INTERSCHUTZ?+
The event is open to professionals and targets rescuers of today and tomorrow, visitors working at every level in the national emergency management protocol, and operators and volunteers.