The World Fair first started in 1851 Known as The Great Exhibition of the Works of Industry of all Nations or The Great Exhibition for short; the combined World Expositions have gained over 1 billion visitors.
Due to the popularity of these events, in 1920 the creation and organisation of these events lead to the formation of the ‘Bureau International des Expositions’ (BIE) or in English ‘International Exhibitions Bureau’ thus leading to a party to help control quality and frequency of the events. The events are split into two types, registered and recognised with registered being the largest and the interval between registered events is 5 years but last for 6 months at a time, the current being Expo 2015 in Milan, and the one to follow Expo 2020 in Dubai.
We’ve created a timeline bringing some of the best or strangest World Fair inventions since 1851 from The Great Exhibition to present day Expo 2020.
Infographic by: flytodubai.co.uk
Due to the popularity of these events, in 1920 the creation and organisation of these events lead to the formation of the ‘Bureau International des Expositions’ (BIE) or in English ‘International Exhibitions Bureau’ thus leading to a party to help control quality and frequency of the events. The events are split into two types, registered and recognised with registered being the largest and the interval between registered events is 5 years but last for 6 months at a time, the current being Expo 2015 in Milan, and the one to follow Expo 2020 in Dubai.
We’ve created a timeline bringing some of the best or strangest World Fair inventions since 1851 from The Great Exhibition to present day Expo 2020.
Infographic by: flytodubai.co.uk