Andorran Chamber Leads Retail Mission to Euroshop 2026 in Germany
The Andorran Chamber of Commerce is spearheading a prospecting mission to the world's top retail trade fair in Düsseldorf, aligning with the.
Key Points
- Mission to Euroshop (23-26 Feb 2026) focuses on innovation, digitalisation, sustainability, and customer experience.
- Includes 2 fair days plus custom Düsseldorf store prospecting itineraries tailored to participants.
- Targets retailers, designers, tech providers, and supply chain experts with pre/during/post expert support.
- Ends with executive report and online session; contact Stella Canturri at stella@ccis.ad for details.
The Andorran Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Services is leading a commercial prospecting mission to Germany, focused on Euroshop, the world's leading international retail trade fair. The event runs from 23 to 26 February 2026 in Düsseldorf.
This effort aligns with the government's Strategic Retail Plan, launched in March 2024. It seeks to provide Andorra's retail sector with specialised resources to address current commercial shifts, enhance business competitiveness, and position the country as a top shopping destination.
Euroshop will highlight key global trends in innovation, digitalisation, sustainability, and customer experience, offering Andorran participants a key platform to spot opportunities and adaptable best practices.
The mission blends a national strategic perspective with practical support for attendees. Core goals include sharing international expertise, anticipating retail trends, merging technology with emotional customer engagement, and advancing sustainable, efficient business approaches.
It targets retail entrepreneurs and professionals, along with shop designers and architects, technology providers, commercial marketing experts, shopfitting firms, integrated restaurant operators, and other players in the retail supply chain.
The schedule comprises two days at the fair, paired with a custom urban prospecting route in Düsseldorf. This examines store concepts, customer pathways, visual merchandising, and technology applications. Participants get tailored itineraries matching their profiles and priorities.
Expert advice will be on hand before, during, and after the trip. The mission wraps up with an executive report outlining findings and suggestions, plus an online follow-up session to embed lessons and broaden the programme's effects.
The Chamber is reinforcing its commitment to upgrading Andorran retail through innovation, knowledge exchange, and links to global industry frontrunners.
Businesses and professionals interested in joining or seeking more information should reach Stella Canturri, the Chamber's training, retail, and tourism manager, at 376 809 292 or stella@ccis.ad.
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