Trade fairs in the Balkans 2026/2027

Slovenia’s agriculture and food fair: production and processing technology, livestock, seeds, animal nutrition, plant protection and forestry equipment, with the organiser’s own quality assessment of agricultural and food products running alongside.

A general industry fair built around B2B meetings rather than displays. The organiser lists 500+ exhibitors across 20,000 m², with metal processing, machinery and textiles among the sectors represented.

The Celje fairground’s international trade fair for equipment and services: five days across a broad cross-section of Slovenian manufacturers, workshops and service firms.

Furniture, interior fit-out, sustainable construction and smart-home systems, shown in furnished living modules rather than on bare stands. The organiser expects 200+ exhibitors from more than 20 countries.

The largest wine fair in South-East Europe by the organiser’s own description, spread across six halls of the Belgrade fairground. The place to taste an entire regional category in three days instead of sampling it by courier.

Four co-located B2B fairs covering automation, robotics, mechatronics, electronics and metalworking technology: the working end of Vojvodina’s engineering base, in one hall.

Serbia’s energy fair: generation, transmission, renewables, efficiency and the equipment supply chain behind them. Co-located with ECOFAIR, the environmental protection and natural resources fair.

Medical and dental equipment, consumables and laboratory supply for the Serbian and regional healthcare market. Useful in both directions if you are sourcing or selling devices.

North Macedonia’s international fair for technology, energy and innovation, taking in the metal industry, ICT, automation and robotics, with the REAL EXPO property fair running in the same halls.

Four halls, 4,500 m², organised around certification, CE marking and ISO compliance. If your question about a Bosnian supplier is "can they document what they make", this is where that is on display.

Traditional and protected-origin food and drink: small producers, geographic-origin labels and the export-ready end of Serbian speciality food. The organiser counted 487 exhibitors at the previous edition.

Serbia’s UFI-approved furniture fair, five days long and held together with the woodworking machinery fair. The obvious starting point for contract, hospitality and retail furniture sourcing.

The UFI-approved machinery and materials fair that runs alongside the furniture fair: tooling, panels, finishes and the upstream supply side of the wood industry.

Croatia’s agriculture fair for equipment and machinery, held together with the food and healthy-living fairs. One visit covers both the growers and the processors.

Food, organic production and healthy-living products at the Zagreb fairground, co-located with CroAGRO. A short, focused window on Croatian processed food and private-label capacity.

Heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration, run as a congress with an exhibition attached: the engineering side of the Serbian building sector rather than the retail side.

The regional tourism trade fair: operators, destinations, hotel groups and inbound agencies. Held together with HORECA, which makes the last week of February the hospitality week in Belgrade.

Equipment, supply and services for hotels, restaurants and catering, co-located with the tourism fair. Relevant if you are furnishing or supplying hospitality projects in either direction.

Slovenia’s building fair, from foundations to roof: materials, renovation systems, energy efficiency and interior fit-out. The organiser expects more than 400 domestic and foreign companies.

Bosnia and Herzegovina’s long-running general economy fair, held every April in the Hercegovina free zone at Rodoč. The 2026 edition ran 14-18 April; the organiser has not yet published the 2027 dates.

Design, building, civil and hydro engineering, materials, construction machinery, tools and fit-out: the Belgrade Fair’s construction week, and a practical place to shortlist contractors and material suppliers.

UFI-approved, themed on Industry 4.0, industrial automation and power infrastructure. The organiser reports 592 exhibitors at the 2025 edition, 328 of them international.

Serbia’s international agriculture fair, held every May in Novi Sad. The 93rd edition (16-21 May 2026) drew over 1,000 direct exhibitors from around 40 countries; the organiser has not yet published the 2027 dates.