The 2021 edition was organised as a "hybrid" event, where people were allowed to visit the fair physically while also being able to participate digitally. In order to enter the physical event, visitors had to either present a certificate of vaccination or take a rapid test on site.
Several hundred metres of cable, three cameras, and a control room were installed to allow spectators to enjoy the show remotely either on various social networks or live on TV.
A total of 9,000 people visited the fair over the weekend. While this number is still far below the 38,500 who came in 2019, the organisers are still happy with the result, stating that they remain positive and hope that everything will be back to normal for the 2022 edition of the fair.
