Attended the Eurovision 2019 finals and it was absolutely breathtaking. The venue was amazing and the production was outstanding. It doesn't mean every event will be the same but it's a good comparison :-)

Great place, plenty of public transportation

The place is nice, but alot of people smoking inside, grass, electronic cigarettes, regular cigarettes and nobody cares, i had headache and couldn't enjoy the show. I'm almost passed out. The place need to be more strict.

Easy to find and reach, right across tel aviv university train station. The place is really big and perfect for conversations holding hundreds of people. The place offers many kinds of room sizes every one of them fits it's own purpose. Perfect for big companies conventions.

The ‚Israel Trade & Convention Center‘ is the place for professional big events in Tel Aviv like the EcoMotion.

When A Vision Becomes A Reality The year 1923, the idea of hosting local and international fairs and events in Israel began circulating in “Little Tel Aviv” in the 1920’s and 1930’s. Endowed with a sense of higher purpose, local private entrepreneurs began producing exhibitions and fairs funded with their own money. Their vision was to develop and cultivate a modest local industry. What started as a small-scale operation gradually grew to impressive proportions and they were looked upon as an opportunity to demonstrate and share with the world success stories from the Zionist movement in many fields such as agriculture, technology, food and more. Over the early years, the Fair center had experience ups and down, changed locations until it based it’s final destination on Rokah boulevard. Today, Expo Tel Aviv hosts 2.5 million visitors a year and hosts hundreds of exhibitions and conferences & events a year. Overseeing 80 years of lively activities taking place in the center is the “Flying Camel” – which symbolizes both the Middle – East alongside the power of imagination, innovation and creativity. What began as a modest initiative of a few private entrepreneurs on a mission became over the years a series of enterprises whose influence had expanded beyond the borders of the city and country.

Attended the AWS Tel Aviv summit. Excellent event. Had seated presentation hall for over 4000 people with multiple other overflow rooms. State of the art art facilities, equipment and lighting. Suitable venue for large events

Was here with family to see a famous Israeli magician , all I can say is there was pretty good food 😂 but the magicaian has some good tricks, good place for shows, pretty big studium, went for natchos and cocktail, studium close to the bathroom that's good, and pretty area overall, big place 👌

Pretty good and large unseated music venue. Came here for the Offspring, which was really good. I think the both the lines for security (getting in) and the lines for the bathroom (particularly for the men’s) could be better managed. For instance, the men’s bathroom line was a approx a 25 minute wait, but once I got to the head of the line I realized that none of the urinals were being used, just the stalls, so the wait was for nothing, all because the people couldn’t see around the corner how much availability there really was. Good venue, minor improvements suggested.

Quite nice place, good staff. Very much suitable for organizing conferences and meetings. I attended Israel physical society meeting 2023 at this place. Very nice experience!

The xspace show was terrible and a waste of money. Promised to be the edge of technology felt lie the 80's atari at most, bad acoustic prevented the ability to use some of the activities, long lines. Avoid it if you can

The ever-changing world of events and exhibitions, combined with our desire to herald innovation and innovate ourselves, have resulted in one of the most incredible and difficult projects to date - Pavilion 2, which cost over 350 million NIS to create. A sleek, versatile facility, the only one of its kind in the Middle East, where any idea may be realized. The pavilion covers 50,000 square meters and rises to 20 meters in height without the use of pillars. The core space can be partitioned using acoustic separators designed specifically for this project, which can host multiple events at the same time in perfect harmony and with excellent sound quality. Trucks can reach all the way to the opposite side thanks to the smart and durable floor foundations. Pavilion 2 can accommodate large-scale standing-room-only events, grandstand performances with excellent viewing from anywhere in the pavilion, interactive exhibitions, exhibitions requiring advanced logistics and technologies, large-scale stage performances, circuses, mass examinations, and extraordinary parties, as well as exclusive boutique events with unusually complex technical specifications. Pavilion 2 also has two spectacular state-of-the-art convention halls, a stunning roof that overlooks Tel Aviv and can accommodate open-air events, a majestic entrance lobby, conference rooms, underground parking, and a canteen.

An expansive lot of many large buildings with a stadium style set up. It's a well kept space with accessible public transportation and aesthetically pleasing design both interior office spaces and larger auditoriums.

No WiFi and cellular data reception was poor due to the amount of visitors I believe, but it is a shame that in a technology event there was no WiFi connection available to visitors.

Expo Tel Aviv is a sprawling fairground complex in Israel, commonly used as a venue for concerts, exhibitions, trade fairs, and conferences. I have had the opportunity to visit this place on multiple occasions. It consists of a massive building divided into several pavilions, which can make it challenging to locate your specific event within the complex.

Went to the pixies concert. took us more than an hour to park, The lines for the drinks were so long that we gave up, There was no screen at the concert so it was very hard to see anything. And, we stood for 5 hours with no place to sit. Pixies rock.

We visited the Salvador Dali exhibition. It was a bit underwhelming. The 3D room was inactive and we had to speak with the guy at the ticket counter for them to activate the room. The only good thing about the exhibition was the virtual reality exhibition in the end. Not worth the price, unless you are able to get a discount of at least 50% from one of the discount options.

My favorite place to watch concerts in Israel. This is also a convention center . Located extremely good. Lots of parking and train next door .

Parking is a nightmare, getting in and out of the venue is a b***h. Should be kept for classes and army gathering, and not mass concerts or sports events

X -space exhibition: Do not come near this place! What a horrible experience. We had to wait in line for 45 minutes under the burning sun. The time we have booked the tickets for has no meaning. The organization is bad! There are 4 rooms but one has not been working the entire day - no one has told that to us although we have been waiting for so long. No one has offered any compensation. It's a ripped off. And to top it all, the activities inside are extremely boring and disappointing. לא להתקרב!!

Nice facilities. Food is overpriced. Easy access both with car and public transportation.

The places is good, very big and easy to reach, there is a parking area in beside the enterence

Great overall exp

Been there with my kids for the Festigal. On busy events, the paid parking is horrible. Getting out takes 30 minutes because it has only one direction for the exit but no signs that tell you that. They allowed such expensive food & drinks sales to milk the parents, the Israeli way. Shame.

It was pretty boring, not so many activities and attraction as we expected. They were short of staff (the "just dance" stand was managed by a staff member who was in charge of some other stand and, although she was very nice, it was difficult to handle both stands). The price was exagerrated

Facility is excellent. Parking slightly expensive. All depends on the specific event being held. I attended IsraFood. Smaller than usual, but no reflection on the facility. Very strict with entry and Green Pass.

Expo Tel Aviv is a big complex of many huge warehouse-like buildings that look like an airplane hangars. Usually there held expo's or conventions, rarely some parties. Anyway it depends on the occasion, and how well it's organized or suits your particular interests. The parking lots are rather crowded on some events, but again, it depends. Better to come there using public transportation or a taxi, than with your own car, that will definitely save you a lot of time and some money as well.

Expo TA hosted the best Eurovision song contest production ever! It was a great experience.

Very well organised venue. Great staff, good security and fun throughout. Lighting and sound on the evening was excellent. Visited for Eurovision

Good experience seeing many high quality furnitures and electrical items at reasonable prices...

Nice place. Bathroom isn't clean,expensive parking