Tile of Spain makes its second appearance in Paris’s flagship biennial trade fair for the hospitality sector
France currently ranks as the second-largest destination for Spanish ceramic tile exports
Tile of Spain returns to EquipHotel with an information stand for its second participation in the trade fair, held in Paris from 2 to 5 November at Paris Expo – Porte de Versailles. This activity is part of the 2026 Internationalisation Plan for the Spanish ceramic wall and floor tile industry, jointly delivered by ASCER and ICEX Spain Trade and Investment, in collaboration with the Spanish Trade Commission in Paris.
EquipHotel is a leading international trade fair for hospitality professionals, held every two years and bringing together more than 1,000 exhibitors. Under the theme “L’hospitalité plurielle”, this year’s edition aims to showcase the diversity of approaches, innovations, offerings and trends within the hospitality industry.
Located in Hall 7.1. within the Bathrooms and Ceramics section, Tile of Spain features a selection of design offerings and trends from Spanish ceramic tile manufacturers, together with promotional and educational materials highlighting the applications and benefits of ceramic tiles. Products from 15 Tile of Spain companies are on display at the information stand: ADEX, Aparici, Apavisa, Cevica, Cerámica Ribesalbes, Cerámica Da Vinci, Decocer, Dune, El Barco, Grupo Greco Gres, La Platera, TAU, Undefasa, Vives and WOW (see promotional brochure).
Through its presence at the trade fair, Tile of Spain aims to demonstrate the versatility, design and innovation of Spanish ceramic tiles, making them the ideal choice for hotel and restaurant spaces. From guest rooms, communal areas and dining rooms to terraces, swimming pools and façades, they offer solutions for both indoor and outdoor applications.
From January to August 2026, France was Spain’s second-largest ceramic tile export market, with sales exceeding €264.3 million, down 0.9% year on year. In 2025, total exports to France accounted for €379.2 million.
