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Returning in November, the biennial Piscine Global exhibition is to chart a path for sustainability for the swimming pool industry and its stakeholders, embracing innovation as the driver of transformation to a more sustainable future.

Set to examine and present key issues - water management, energy consumption and innovation -facing the swimming pools and health spa industry, Piscine Global will present the widest range of products on the market.

Over four days, from 19th to 22nd November in the French city of Lyon, the exhibition and its conference streams will be dedicated to themes will provide the opportunity to ask questions and better understand these issues.

Organised by the GreenTech+ division of the GL events group and the Fédération des professionnels de la piscine et du Spa (the Federation of Swimming Pool and Spa Professionals - FPP) Piscine Global attracts key industry stakeholders, experts and innovators from around the world to explore the latest trends and products and the most advanced technologies.

Piscine Global is determined to promote sustainable development and support initiatives to improve the swimming pool and wellbeing industry and is taking firm steps to limit its environmental impact with dedicated action plans.

This includes reducing its carbon footprint, limiting the use of disposable products to maximise the circular economy and developing diversity and the region where the show takes place.

Adaptable Management of Community Swimming Pools e-book
Piscine Global has released a 20-page document explaining the changes that community (private and public) swimming pools are implementing to cope with climate change.

It presents ways to reduce operating and energy costs, optimise water use, work towards ecological transition, solve recruitment problems and anticipate customers' future needs.

Click here to download the e-book.

Click here for more information on Piscine Global in the Australasian Leisure Management industry Calendar.

Image: The entrance area at Piscine Global 2018. Credit: GL events group.

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