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A wooden base cut from the technical tunnel of a vintage car workshop, a fragment of a motorcycle steering wheel which serves as a support, a handle made of a bent key, and a working Yamaha XV750 horn on the top - thes elements compose a unique "cup" created by the Kielce Classics association. This is a thank you token for organising the exhibition of classic cars, a part of the DUB IT Tuning Festival! 2022

The Polish Centre for Testing and Certification and the Office of Technical Inspection have again granted their patronage to the Fair of Industrial Measurement Technology and Non-Destructive Testing CONTROL-TECH in Kielce. The office ensures the safety of devices and technical installations it supervises, being Poland’s central unit of this kind.

Metal2022 is a series of international cooperation meetings dedicated to foundry and metalworking technologies. On 21 September, industry experts will talk about the technology and its use, this time in a hybrid form.

Many people came to meet Patryk Mikiciuk, a popular automotive journalist of TVN Turbo, making his appearance during the DUB IT! in Kielce. The car enthusiast, known for making the "Automaniak", "Polish Porsche" and "Classic Patryk Mikiciuk" shows, shared his own experience in buying cars, as well as his vast knowledge about the latest trends in car production.

The authors of unusual car-modification ideas won awards on the second day of the DUB IT! in Kielce. The VAG association appreciated the craftsmanship and the iconic concepts.

Fans of automotive shows have teemed to Targi Kielce since early morning; spectacular drifts take your breath away. Until 6 p.m. you can admire creatively converted cars and talk to their owners, as well as watch beautiful classics from Kielce. There are also many additional attractions.

The first day of the Targi Kielce DUB IT Tuning Festival! is now over. Over 200 cars, almost 100 participants of the drift tournament, several dozen classic cars and a detailing zone with cars worth several million zlotys each. After the break, the festival returned and immediately made a nationwide impression.

Khairul Ridhwan bin Zahardin, Business Development Manager from the Polish Investment and Trade Agency, presented the details concerning the conditions for Polish companies to meet in order to sell cosmetics on the Malaysian market.