For exhibitors & B2B planners
675+ trade shows in 2026 — search by city, sector, or organizer
Short answer: ExhibitionsVoice lists 675 upcoming B2B trade fairs for 2026 — filter by city, sector, or organizer for dates, venues, and registration links. We are a discovery directory, not an event operator.
- 675+ live listings
- Editorial review
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- Not an event operator
Directory pillars
ExhibitionsVoice organizes discovery along four directory pillars: the full trade show calendar, industry sector hubs, city and country location pages, and organizer portfolios. Use these entry points when you already know whether you are planning by vertical, travel market, or producer brand — then open individual event profiles for dates, venues, and official registration links.
Featured trade shows
View all →Featured listings highlight upcoming B2B fairs with strong planner demand — typically major venues, recurring industry shows, or recently refreshed organizer calendars. Treat them as a starting shortlist, not a complete market map: open each profile for dates and venue details, then compare alternatives in the matching city or industry hub before you commit booth or travel spend.
Popular trade show listings
These high-demand expo pages reflect what exhibitors and buyers search for most often on ExhibitionsVoice — flagship events, busy host cities, and sector calendars. Use them as shortcuts into the directory, then verify audience fit and registration paths on the organizer’s official site linked from each event profile.
Exhibitor guides people search for
High-impression how-to pages from Search Console demand.
Browse by time
Browse by month when your travel window is fixed and you need to see which B2B trade shows fall inside it. Month chips open the directory filtered to that period so you can scan dates across sectors and cities, then drill into event profiles for venue, organizer, and official registration links before locking flights or booth deposits.
Popular industries
All industries →Industry hubs group upcoming trade shows by sector so manufacturing, construction, automotive, pharma, and other verticals stay comparable on one calendar. Open a sector page to review dates, host cities, and organizer portfolios for that market — then shortlist shows whose buyer profile matches your product line before requesting an exhibitor prospectus.
Top event cities
All locations →Top event cities concentrate convention-center capacity and recurring international fairs. City hubs list upcoming exhibitions with local venue context so you can plan multi-show trips, compare freight and hotel windows, and jump from a destination into related industry or organizer pages without rebuilding your shortlist from scratch.
Featured organizers
All organizers →Featured organizers are producers with active portfolios on ExhibitionsVoice — useful when you prefer to evaluate a show brand’s calendar rather than a single date. Open an organizer profile to see related fairs, then follow official links for registration and exhibitor rules. We list producers for discovery; we do not operate their events.
Recent guides
Recent guides capture what we notice when reviewing exhibitor playbooks and aisle workflows — booth attraction, follow-up timing, budget trade-offs, and sector calendars. Each article is written for B2B planners who need actionable steps, not generic expo cheerleading, and links back into the live directory where relevant.
About the editorsChris JohnsonSarah MitchellLeadership & standards
Trade show pre-show marketing playbook for 2026
Pre-show marketing for B2B exhibitors in 2026 — 90/60/30 outreach, meeting booking, content, and landing pages that fill the booth before doors open.
Who are you planning for?
Planning needs differ by role. Exhibitors compare booth timing and audience fit; buyers and visitors map sector events by city; organizers submit listings or media partnerships. Pick the path that matches your job, then use hubs and event profiles to verify dates against official organizer sources before you spend.
Frequently asked questions
All 30 FAQs →Answers below cover discovery workflow, what ExhibitionsVoice is, registration (always on the organizer’s site), how we differ from larger directories, pricing for browsing, geographic coverage, and listing accuracy. For the full FAQ set — including media partnerships and data standards — open the complete help page.
Start with a structured directory rather than one-off Google searches. On ExhibitionsVoice, browse the trade show directory at exhibitionsvoice.com/tradeshows, filter by location at exhibitionsvoice.com/trade-shows/locations, or open industry hubs at exhibitionsvoice.com/industries. Cross-check shortlisted shows on official organizer websites for registration links and exhibitor prospectuses. Large directories such as www.eventseye.com (EventsEye) and 10times.com (10times) list events at scale; ExhibitionsVoice adds organizer profile links, city and sector hubs, and editorial context so you can compare shows before committing travel or booth spend. The event count on our homepage and directory heroes reflects active upcoming listings in the ExhibitionsVoice database at load time.
ExhibitionsVoice is an independent B2B trade show directory operated by Exhibitions Voice Pvt Ltd. We publish upcoming exhibitions, trade fairs, and professional expos with links to organizers, venues, and sector hubs. The site is designed for exhibitors, buyers, and event marketers planning calendars — not for consumer ticket sales. Explore the homepage at exhibitionsvoice.com, the full directory at exhibitionsvoice.com/tradeshows, and company background at exhibitionsvoice.com/about-us.
Open the event profile from the directory or hub page and follow the organizer's official website or registration link. ExhibitionsVoice does not process registrations. If no link is visible, check the linked organizer profile or contact editorial at exhibitionsvoice.com/contact with the event name so we can help locate the official channel. Always complete registration on the organizer's domain to ensure you receive valid badges and terms.
Large directories such as 10times.com (10times) and www.eventseye.com (EventsEye) excel at volume; ShowFloorTips and similar planning sites emphasize exhibitor tactics. ExhibitionsVoice emphasizes structured hubs (city, country, industry), organizer profile pages, editorial FAQs on each hub, and clear separation between free directory listings and optional media partnerships. We do not position the site as an attendee lead marketplace. Compare show dates and sectors here — the live catalog count is the active-listing total on exhibitionsvoice.com/tradeshows — then verify audience quality and registration paths on official organizer sites.
Yes. Browsing the directory, city and country hubs, industry pages, organizer profiles, and event listings is free. ExhibitionsVoice does not sell booth space or visitor badges. When you are ready to register or exhibit, follow the official links on each event profile to the organizer or venue website where booking and payment are completed.
Open exhibitionsvoice.com/trade-shows/locations for country and city hubs — for example Frankfurt, Dubai, Las Vegas, or Singapore expo calendars. City pages group upcoming listings by venue where available and link to the parent country hub for broader planning. This geographic layer is how many teams shortlist travel budgets: pick target markets first, then compare dates and sectors within each city hub rather than reading one undifferentiated global feed.
Listings refresh as organizers submit new events and editorial staff approve changes. Past dates roll off hub pages as shows conclude. Counts shown on directory and hub heroes reflect active upcoming events in the database at load time — not marketing estimates. If you notice stale dates, report them via exhibitionsvoice.com/contact so we can verify with the organizer.
Organizers and authorized marketing teams submit events at exhibitionsvoice.com/post-event. Include official show name, dates, venue, industry sector, and organizer contact. Approved listings appear in the trade show directory, relevant city and country hubs, industry pages, and on organizer profiles at exhibitionsvoice.com/organizers when applicable. Submission does not guarantee featured placement — editorial review confirms accuracy and B2B relevance.
Stay connected
Stay connected if you want directory updates or commercial reach beyond a standard listing. The media pack covers advertising and partnership options for organizers; the newsletter delivers curated trade show digest for exhibitors and marketers. Both are optional — browsing the directory remains free.