The AHR Expo (International Air-Conditioning, Heating, Refrigerating Exposition) will return to Las Vegas Jan. 31 - Feb. 2, 2022, after a forced cancellation in 2021 planned for Chicago. The highly anticipated 2022 Show will be the industry’s first major in-person gathering following pandemic shutdowns. Registration is free and attendees are encouraged to register early on
ahrexpo.com. Show management is elated to sound the horn, “We’re back!”
“We are honored to welcome the HVACR community back for the first large-scale, in-person industry event,” said Mark Stevens, manager of AHR Expo. “It’s been a long road and we are ready to reignite the momentum that comes from collaborating at a live event. We understand the disappointment in last year’s forced cancellation and we are thrilled to once again host the Show that our industry partners value so much.”
This year AHR Expo will welcome both new and longtime attendees to a Show the industry has anticipated for nearly two years.
“We’re encouraged by the growing energy we are seeing in our metrics. Show Hotels in particular are exciting to watch as rooms fill up for Vegas faster than usual by this time of year,” continued Stevens.
“The Orlando Show delivered so much energy for the future of HVACR and just a few weeks following we watched as the world paused. HVACR became a hot topic overnight given the correlation between indoor environments and health. For us in the industry, this is something we have been more deeply discussing in recent years, but when the pandemic fully emerged and mitigation strategy discussions began it was all eyes on HVAC.”
The 2022 Show will welcome back more than 500,000 square feet of exhibitor space across the North and Central halls and a one-stop opportunity to check in with manufacturers on their latest offerings. This year will also offer a robust education program with trend discussions, technical sessions and everything new in the industry for professionals to stay up-to-date on the latest practices. The Show will once again host industry podcasts following a successful launch in Orlando.
