I have been attending Tomofair for many years starting with Tomofair Nijmegen, and I have watched it grow from something small into something truly special. It used to be an event I was proud to recommend and excited to share with friends.Last year I skipped the event because of the construction issues which was disappointing but understandable. I also attended Tomofair Rotterdam which was already a huge disappointment. Still I gave Tomofair another chance when it returned in Utrecht because I genuinely believed they would have learned from past mistakes.That was a mistake.The ticket price of €15 is absolutely not justified by what was offered. What I walked into was shockingly small three rows of stands and four tiny food stalls.That’s it. I saw the entire event in 10 minutes. Ten. Minutes.This felt less like a convention and more like a badly organized mini market except mini markets don’t charge €15 for entry. I felt completely ripped off.What makes this even worse is that I brought friends, expecting to show them what Tomofair used to be. Instead I was embarrassed. This is not Tomofair. This is a hollow shell of what it once was.Tomofair Nijmegen was infinitely better with more atmosphere, more vendors, more energy, and more to do and that was when the event was supposedly “smaller.” How is it possible that Tomofair has grown in name but shrunk so badly in content?I left angry, disappointed, and honestly sad. Long-time visitors can clearly see the decline and it feels like loyalty means nothing anymore. If this is the future of Tomofair then it has completely lost what made it worth attending in the first place.They have lost my respect for tomofair.
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