ACCREDITATION
Would you like to report on FIBO as a journalist, blogger or photographer?
In our accreditation guidelines you will find out what needs to be observed and what proof of identity is required.
We appreciate your interest and will be happy to answer any questions.
Who can receive a registration?
Press registration for FIBO is granted only to journalists and photographers, who
- visit the trade show for editorial reporting and can proof a relation to subjects of fitness, wellness or health;
- work on behalf of magazines established in the fitness, wellness or health industry;
- report for newspapers, magazines, press agencies, radio, television, online-magazines, blogs, YouTube-Channels.
And who not?
- Applicants who cannot prove an editorial connection to the topics of the trade show
- Applicants who work for public relations, marketing, and advertising departments of publishers and companies
- Accompanying persons.
How can editorial purpose be proved?
Please provide the following proof of journalistic employment:
- By-line articles related to the topic of the exhibition in question that were published no earlier than six months before the event.
- A legal notice naming you as editor, permanent editorial staff or author of a media outlet related to the topic of the exhibition in question, which is no older than three months at the time of the event.
- A written commission from the editor of a media outlet related to the topic of the exhibition in question, in the original.
- A valid ID from a youth press organisation or a document no older than six months stating that you work for a school magazine in an editorial capacity.
There is no entitlement to accreditation
The organiser Reed Exhibitions Germany reserves the right to ask for journalistic evidences related to drinks and beverages, even if the applicant was able to prove a journalistic purpose by press ID.
Which rules apply on photographers?
- Taking pictures is permitted for editorial purpose only
- Any commercial exploitation beyond journalistic reporting is excluded.
- The material must not be used to illustrate or advertise other events than FIBO
- The photographer must ensure that the privacy rights of private individuals are not violated.
Which rules apply on TV / filming teams?
- FIBO allows filming for editorial coverage purposes only.
- Any commercial exploitation beyond journalistic reporting is excluded.
- Video recordings from exhibitors are allowed after consultation with FIBO
- In all reporting, FIBO must be mentioned as the organiser.
- Live broadcasts of FIBO events in full or in part are not permitted. Exceptions only with agreement from FIBO.
- The cameraman / the producer must ensure that the privacy rights of private individuals are not violated.
What regulations apply to social media
You possess genuine talent for content creation? You have the ability to inspire others with your passion and motivation? Then you're in the right place at FIBO! Become a part of FIBO 2025 now and get accredited as a Content Creator.
As a Content Creator at FIBO, you'll enjoy the following benefits:
- Free access to FIBO 2025 on all four days of the event
- Access to the coveted Creators Lounge, including snacks & drinks
- Exclusive goodie boxes with samples from exhibitors
- The opportunity to actively participate in the largest network in the fitness and health industry