Can I register on the day for CCR?

You can register on the day, but it is strongly advised to register beforehand to avoid delays. Medical professionals will need to have their professional registration (e.g., NMC/GDC/GMC/GPhC) verified.

I haven't received my confirmation email – where is this?

Please allow up to 48 hours for processing. Check your junk/spam folder for an email from CCR 2026 noreply@visitcloud.com with subject 'Registration confirmed – CCR 2026'. If you arrive without a confirmation email, head to one of the help desks at the entrance and staff will print your badge on the spot.

What are the rules for entering and re-entering the show?

Entry to the show closes 30 min before closing time (4:30 PM on Thursday & 4:00 PM on Friday). All attendees must have a valid printed badge.

How many CPD points can I earn?

All theatre sessions are CPD-certified by The CPD Group, and attendees can gain up to 16 CPD points by attending CCR.

Do I need a medical register verification to access certain sessions?

Yes, some education sessions are restricted to qualified medical professionals (GMC/NMC/GPhC/GDC registrants).

Do I need a medical register verification to access certain sessions?

Yes, some education sessions are restricted to qualified medical professionals (GMC/NMC/GPhC/GDC registrants). For the Aesthetics Journal Arena, content is restricted to professionals on the JCCP Practitioner Register Part A.

CCR London | TradeShowIntel

Notable exhibitors

Companies exhibiting at CCR London include 3D Aesthetics, Acclaro Corporation, ACMEDI KOREA CO.,LTD, Acquisition Aesthetics Training Academy and ACRE.

3D Aesthetics
Acclaro Corporation
ACMEDI KOREA CO.,LTD
Acquisition Aesthetics Training Academy
ACRE

Event overview

Overview

The Clinical Cosmetic Regenerative Congress (CCR) is dedicated to delivering evidence-based education and breakthrough innovations to shape the future of medical aesthetics and regenerative medicine. From regenerative aesthetics, cellular rejuvenation therapies to injectables, energy-based devices, skincare, and practice management, CCR showcases the full breadth of the specialty.

This is the only event where you can explore the complete aesthetic and regenerative ecosystem under one roof. Brought to you by Aesthetics, the brand behind the Aesthetics Journal, ACE, and The Aesthetics Awards, CCR helps practitioners achieve clinical and business excellence.

TL;DR

1CCR 2026 takes place 01-02 October 2026 at ExCeL London.
2Attendees can earn up to 16 CPD points from accredited education sessions.
3Event features 130+ exhibiting brands and 4000+ attendees.
4Includes 16+ hours of networking and live demonstrations.
5Brought to you by Aesthetics, the team behind Aesthetics Journal, ACE, and Aesthetics Awards.

Why visit

Visiting CCR London gives medical aesthetics professionals the opportunity to discover the latest products, technologies, and innovations from 150+ leading suppliers. Attendees can earn up to 16 CPD points, access exclusive show-only deals, network with peers and top practitioners, and gain business-focused insights from the In Practice Zone. It is the only event covering the complete aesthetic and regenerative ecosystem under one roof.

Why exhibit

Exhibiting at CCR London provides direct access to a highly targeted audience of medical professionals, aesthetics practitioners, and clinic owners. With 4000+ attendees and 130+ brands, exhibitors can showcase their latest products and technologies to key decision-makers in the medical aesthetics field, benefit from show-only deals, and participate in the Innovation Trail Live Tours to highlight their innovations.

Attendees, exhibitors & solutions

Who this event is for

Visitor profile

Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.

Medical Professionals (Doctors, Nurses, Surgeons, Dentists)

Aesthetics Practitioners

Clinic Owners & Managers

Practice Partners (Marketing, Distribution, Media)

Dermatologists

Cosmetic Surgeons

Exhibitor profile

Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.

Medical Aesthetics Devices

Injectables (Fillers, Toxin, Boosters)

Skincare Products

Regenerative Medicine

Energy-based Rejuvenation Systems

Clinic Services & Solutions

Training & Professional Development

Product categories

Key solution areas showcased across the event.

Injectables

Devices

Skincare

Regenerative Medicine

Practice Management

Location & Facilities

Venue

Open in Google Maps

Halls & areas

N1N2

ExCeL London

Royal Victoria Dock, E16 1XL London, United Kingdom

Entrances & gates

Hall entrance N1 – N2

N1N2

The event takes place at Hall entrance N1–N2. Registration area at the front of the show.

Facilities

Parking

3,070 onsite parking spaces across three car parks. Pay and display, £20 for up to 24 hours. Access only via A13; pre-booking available at excellondon.aeroparker.com. Motorcycle parking free. Blue Badge bays available at same tariff.

3,070 spaces · £20.00/day

Accessibility

ExCeL has step-free access at both entrances. Disabled toilets and baby changing facilities available. Blue Badge parking bays provided. Wheelchair access throughout.

Prayer rooms

Multi-faith prayer room located next to the S9 entrance (grey door on the boulevard). Also a breastfeeding/family room inside the show halls near stand A99.

Cloakroom

Two complimentary cloakrooms on Level 0: one between N4 & S4, one at east end. Open during event hours (30 min before to 30 min after). No overnight storage; no electronic items (cameras, laptops) accepted.

Luggage storage

ExCeL does not operate a permanent public left-luggage facility. Cloakroom services are for coats and small bags only; large luggage cannot be stored. Nearby third-party luggage storage options are available (Stasher, Bounce, Radical Storage) starting from ~£2–£6 per bag per day.

Charging points

Joos power banks available for hire along the boulevard (next to Venue Services, at entrances of halls N4, N7, S9). Onsite EV charging is not currently offered; nearby hotels (DoubleTree by Hilton, Novotel) offer EV charging.

On-site shuttle

No dedicated onsite shuttle service. However, DLR stations (Custom House, Prince Regent) are on campus with <2 min walk to entrances. London City Airport is 5 min away by DLR.

Food options

Waterfront Street Kitchen & Bar, The Fox ExCeL, Various cafes and kiosks

On-site dining

Parking: ExCeL London has 3,070 parking spaces across three car parks. Access to the car park is via Royal Victoria Dock Road or the A112.

Gate: The event takes place at Hall entrance N1–N2. Registration area at the front of the show.

Attend

Entry & tickets

Free registration

Event days & opening times

DayOpening hours

Thursday 01 October 20269:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Friday 02 October 20269:00 AM – 4:30 PM

Ticket info

Badge collection

Badges will be printed at the venue – you do not need to print anything at home. Your confirmation email is all you need to collect your badge onsite. If you arrive without a confirmation email, head to one of the help desks at the entrance and staff will print your badge on the spot.

Ticket notes

All CPD-verified educational sessions, including the Medical Longevity Summit, are completely free to attend. CCR is open to all members of the aesthetics community. Some clinical sessions are restricted to practitioners on certain medical registers, but the show floor, exhibition stands, Innovation Stage, In Practice Theatre and Medical Longevity Summit are open to all attendees. Entry to the show will close 30 min before closing time (4:30 PM on Thursday & 4:00 PM on Friday).

Build-up & tear-down

Setup starts29 Sep 2026

Setup ends30 Sep 2026

Teardown starts2 Oct 2026

Teardown ends3 Oct 2026

Who runs the show

Organisers

Easyfairs UK Ltd

Organiser

Call Website

Aesthetics

Brand Owner / Organiser

Website

CCR London

General Enquiries

Email Call Website

What's on

Programme

Speakers

Dr Ahmed El Muntasar

Confirmed

Dr Yousrah Ahmed

Confirmed

Bethany Rossington

Confirmed

Dr Harry Singh

Confirmed

Ahooran Sivakumar

Confirmed

Professor Bob Khanna

Confirmed

Consultant Plastic Surgeon

The Regeneration Debate (chair)

Vanessa Bird

Confirmed

Ben Pask

Dr Jessica Halliley

Alexandra Mills

Dev Patel

Ana Mansouri

Rob Wilson

Romina Melwani

Will Marshall

Dr Sophie Shotter

Dr Munir Somji

Jinah Yoo

Tracey Dennison

Julie Horne

Nurse Practitioner

Lip augmentation symposium

Dr Tahera Bhojani-Lynch

The Aesthetics Challenge (chair)

Mr Richard Scawn

The Aesthetics Challenge (chair)

Dr Asad Naqvi

Aesthetic Practitioner

The Aesthetics Challenge (injector)

Dr Mayoni Gooneratne

Aesthetic Practitioner

Medical Longevity Summit (curator)

Ms Priyanka Chadha

Consultant Plastic Surgeon

Entrepreneurial panel (host)

Topic tracks

The Aesthetics Journal ArenaThe in Practice TheatreAesthetics Mastery TheatreThe Innovation ForumDentists in Aesthetic Practice (Day 1)Hair, Scalp & Skin Stage (Day 2)SeminarsMedical Longevity Summit

Co-located events

Medical Longevity Summit (MLS)

Separate ticket

Awards

The Aesthetics Results Awards at CCR

Annual (new for 2026)

Awards celebrating safe, ethical and exceptional patient outcomes in aesthetic medicine. Entrants submit real patient case studies demonstrating evidence-based practice, thoughtful care and measurable results.

Best Full Face Transformation Using InjectablesBest Skin TransformationBest Body TransformationMost Challenging Aesthetic Case Study

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Previous edition

Current edition

2026 · 4,000 visitors

Forecast — not final

Visitors

3,849

Exhibitors

150

Growth over time

Edition recap

CCR 2025 was back with a bang! Taking place from 25 to 26 September, this event was a must-attend for anyone working in the medical aesthetics industry. Over two exciting days, attendees enjoyed 14 hours of networking with 3,800+ like-minded professionals and explored 130+ brands that could transform their clinics. CCR 2025 featured five stages where informative sessions took place, with 120+ world-class speakers covering the latest trends, techniques, and breakthroughs in medical aesthetics. New to CCR that year was Injectable Avenue, a zone dedicated to reimagining injectables like HA fillers and toxins. The event also showcased what this event could mean for the future of the industry.

New this edition

1
Aesthetics Results Awards
New awards for 2026 celebrating practitioners behind exceptional patient outcomes, with winners announced onsite at 14:00 on 2nd October 2026
Source
2
Dentists in Aesthetic Practice stage
New dedicated day-one stage for dental professionals exploring, building or advancing a role in medical aesthetics
Source
3
Hair, Scalp & Skin Stage
New day-two stage with expert-led sessions from dermatologists, aesthetics practitioners and trichologists on diagnosis, treatment planning and patient care
Source
4
Innovation Trail Live Tours
New guided live tours around selected stands highlighting specific products, devices or technologies in use in real clinics
Source
5
The Injectable Experience
New hands-on lab on the exhibition floor where visitors can handle injectable products, compare feel and flow, and speak with brand experts
Source
6
Medical Longevity Summit new theme
MLS 2026 focuses on inside-out ageing and metabolic health optimisation, with two new dedicated theatres: Future Health Forum and The Discovery Stage
Source

Testimonials

It's so good to be back at CCR…to see so many people and colleagues and amazing new products and launches, as ever it's been brilliant.
Dr Sophie Shotter

CCR London has been great this year… I felt like it was all over too quickly and can't wait for next year!
Dr Munir Somji · Dr MediSpa Clinics

In my opinion, CCR London is where the great and the good in aesthetics meet to share knowledge, unveil new innovations, network and collaborate. This year was the biggest CCR yet – I had an absolute blast and can't wait for next year's event.
Julia Kendrick · 2023

It's a great place to network and learn. CCR is where the medical aesthetics community comes together to discover the latest innovations.
Kam Lally · 2025

Next edition outlook

2026-10-01 – 2026-10-02

High

CCR 2026 is set to build on the momentum of previous editions, returning to ExCeL London on 1-2 October 2026. The organisers project 4,000+ attendees and 130+ brands, with 16+ hours of networking and up to 16 CPD points available. The Medical Longevity Summit returns for its fourth year, focusing on inside-out ageing and metabolic health. Speaker submissions are open, indicating an expanding programme of expert-led education.

Continued expansion of the conference programme with new speakers and sessions Further development of the Medical Longevity Summit and its focus on holistic health Potential new zones or trails following the success of Injectable Avenue and the Innovation Trail in 2025

Impact

A bigger and stronger platform

CCR 2025 reinforced its position as the UK's largest medical aesthetics event, drawing 3,849 attendees and 150+ exhibitors to ExCeL London. The two-day congress delivered 14 hours of networking, CPD-certified education across five theatres, and showcased the latest innovations in injectables, devices, and regenerative medicine. New additions such as Injectable Avenue and the Regenerative Aesthetic Surgery Symposium (RASS) expanded the programme's scope, while the continued presence of the Medical Longevity Summit underscored the event's commitment to holistic, science-backed practice. The event provided practitioners with free access to world-class education and direct engagement with leading brands, reinforcing its role as a cornerstone of the medical aesthetics calendar.

Audience quality

High-value decision-makers

CCR 2025 attracted a high-quality audience of medical aesthetics professionals, including doctors, nurses, surgeons, dentists, pharmacists, dermatologists, and gynaecologists. The event brought together 3,800+ like-minded professionals, offering extensive networking opportunities with key opinion leaders, peers, and leading brands. The presence of CPD-certified education and live demonstrations ensured that attendees were engaged in evidence-based learning and practical skill development. The show floor was bustling with marketing professionals, clinic owners, and industry experts, creating an environment conducive to meaningful business relationships and knowledge exchange.

Exhibitor outcomes

Real business growth

Exhibitors at CCR 2025 benefited from direct access to a targeted audience of 3,849 decision-makers and practitioners. The exhibition floor featured 150+ brands, with opportunities to showcase products, conduct live demonstrations, and engage in face-to-face conversations with potential buyers. The introduction of Injectable Avenue and the Innovation Trail provided dedicated spaces for brands to highlight new technologies. Galderma, the Headline Sponsor, leveraged the event to launch new products and won the Best Stand Award, demonstrating the visibility and commercial value of participation. The Distributor scheme also facilitated connections between international manufacturers and UK distributors.

Intelligence

Exhibitors

157

Exhibitors

Top exhibitor countries

Top 10 by exhibitor count — estimates based on published directory.

United Kingdom
111
South Korea
23
United States
6
France
3
Switzerland
2
Italy
2
Belgium
2
Portugal
1
Finland
1
Ireland
1

~71% of listed exhibitors are from United Kingdom.

Category breakdown

157Exhibitors

1~28

estimate

2~24

estimate

3~21

estimate

National pavilions

United Kingdom

~111 stands

estimate

South Korea

~23 stands

estimate

United States

~6 stands

estimate

France

~3 stands

estimate

Switzerland

~2 stands

estimate

Italy

~2 stands

estimate

Belgium

~2 stands

estimate

Portugal

~1 stands

estimate

Finland

~1 stands

estimate

Ireland

~1 stands

estimate

Guernsey

~1 stands

estimate

Spain

~1 stands

estimate

Cyprus

~1 stands

estimate

Pakistan

~1 stands

estimate

Canada

~1 stands

estimate

Official pavilions

The Korea Zone

Officially Confirmed

Coord. IBITA

Buyer targets

High priority

Buyers sourcing

Other Medical Aesthetics Suppliers

Buyers sourcing

Aesthetic Laser, IPL, RF & Energy Device Suppliers

Buyers sourcing

Medical Aesthetics Suppliers (profile Pending)

Buyers sourcing

Injectable, Filler & Neuromodulator Suppliers

Buyers sourcing

Polynucleotide, Exosome & Regenerative Aesthetic Suppliers

Medium priority

Buyers sourcing

Skincare, Cosmeceutical & Chemical Peel Suppliers

Buyers sourcing

Aesthetic Training, CPD & Medical Education Suppliers

Buyers sourcing

Aesthetic Pharmacy & Prescription Product Suppliers

Buyers sourcing

Longevity, Menopause & Wellness Medicine Suppliers

Buyers sourcing

OEM, ODM & Contract Aesthetic Manufacturing Suppliers

Intelligence

Market context

Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.

United Kingdom / Europe

Why it matters

CCR London is the UK's leading medical aesthetics congress, bringing together 4,000+ attendees and 130+ brands at ExCeL London on 1–2 October 2026. As the only event covering the full aesthetic and regenerative ecosystem—from injectables and energy-based devices to regenerative medicine and practice management—CCR serves as a critical barometer for the UK and European medical aesthetics industry. The UK market, valued at £3.6bn in 2026 and growing at 10% annually, is undergoing a structural shift toward regenerative therapies, personalised medicine, and longevity-focused care. CCR's evidence-based education, CPD-accredited conferences (up to 16 CPD points), and 120+ world-class speakers position it as a key platform for clinical and business excellence in a rapidly consolidating and professionalising market.

Industry trends

Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.

Regenerative Aesthetics and Cellular Rejuvenation

The shift from purely corrective to regenerative approaches is accelerating, with biostimulators, polynucleotides, and growth-factor therapies gaining prominence. CCR 2026 highlights regenerative aesthetics as a core focus, reflecting broader industry movement toward tissue regeneration and long-term structural harmony.

Source

Personalisation and Genomic-Led Aesthetics

Treatments are moving toward individualised protocols based on genetic profiling and patient-specific biology. BIOguided Aesthetics and similar platforms are introducing genomic-led personalisation for more predictable outcomes, aligning with growing demand for subtle, natural-looking results.

Source

Integration of Longevity and Functional Wellness

Medical aesthetics is converging with longevity medicine, focusing on inside-out ageing, metabolic health, and prevention. The Medical Longevity Summit at CCR 2026 explores how optimising metabolic health supports longer, healthier lives, reflecting a holistic approach to patient care.

Source

Energy-Based Device Innovation and Bundling

Energy-based platforms (laser, RF, ultrasound) are evolving into multi-modality consoles, cutting session times while expanding treatment capabilities. The UK aesthetic devices market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 10.33% through 2031, driven by rapid technology upgrades.

Source

Rise of Biostimulators and Skin Boosters

Biostimulator and skin-booster categories (Profhilo, Sculptra, polynucleotides) are seeing dramatic growth, with social media driving patient demand for 'glass skin' and natural-looking results. Dermal fillers are growing at 15% annually, outpacing traditional anti-wrinkle treatments.

Source

Regulatory Clarity and Compliance Costs

MHRA and EU-MDR compliance requirements are reshaping the market, with smaller suppliers facing £50k–150k annual costs. Regulatory clarity has reduced gray-market imports, giving compliant manufacturers clearer access to UK clinics.

Source

Market news

Latest updates from across the market.

2026-08-15

China Aesthetics Market Report Signals Global Shift to 'Quality' over 'Volume'

Deloitte's 2026 China Aesthetics Industry Report shows demand moving from 'single-point correction' to 'comprehensive enhancement' and from 'project cost-effectiveness' to 'high delivery standards', signalling a global industry pivot toward quality and full-cycle management.

Read

2026-08-27

UK Aesthetics Market Valued at £3.6bn in 2026, Third Largest in Europe

The UK non-surgical aesthetics market is valued at approximately £3.6 billion in 2026, making it the third-largest in Europe after Germany and France, with a CAGR of 10–15% since 2020 and forecast to reach £3.9bn in 2026.

Read

2026-05-12

Aesthetic Medicine London 2026 Delivers Record Attendance

Aesthetic Medicine London 2026 returned to Olympia on 8–9 May, delivering one of its most successful editions to date with 3,268 attendees, highlighting strong industry engagement and growth.

Read

2026-04-16

CCR 2026 Speaker Submissions Open – New Features Announced

CCR 2026 introduces new features including the Aesthetics Results Awards, Innovation Trail live tours, and new theatre stages for dentists and hair/scalp/skin, enhancing the event's educational and experiential offering.

Read

2026-03-26

AMWC Monaco 2026: Global Aesthetics Leaders Gather

The 24th Aesthetic & Anti-Aging Medicine World Congress (AMWC) took place in Monaco from 26–28 March 2026, featuring 18 European CME credits and major product launches from Allergan Aesthetics and Galderma.

Read

2026-01-25

2026: The Most Transitional Era in Aesthetics

Industry experts describe 2026 as the most transitional era in aesthetic medicine, driven by cultural shifts toward natural-looking results, tissue regeneration, and a holistic 'Neo-Romantic' approach to patient care.

Read

Medical Aesthetics and Regenerative Medicine Event Circuit

March–October 2026

CCR London sits within a dense calendar of UK and European medical aesthetics events, each with distinct positioning. CCR (1–2 Oct) focuses on regenerative aesthetics and evidence-based education. ACE (13–14 Mar) is the UK's leading non-surgical aesthetics conference. AMWC Monaco (26–28 Mar) is the premier global aesthetics and anti-aging congress. Aesthetic Medicine London (8–9 May) emphasises regenerative aesthetics and business growth. Professional Beauty London (4–5 Oct) runs immediately after CCR at the same venue, targeting beauty and spa professionals.

13–14 Mar 2026

Aesthetics Conference & Exhibition (ACE) 2026

London, United Kingdom

Held at Business Design Centre, Islington. Headline Sponsor: Allergan Aesthetics.

website

26–28 Mar 2026

AMWC Monaco 2026 – Aesthetic & Anti-Aging Medicine World Congress

Monte-Carlo, Monaco

Held at Grimaldi Forum. Major product launches from Allergan Aesthetics and Galderma.

website

8–9 May 2026

Aesthetic Medicine London 2026

London, United Kingdom

Held at Olympia London. Features clinical education and business strategy streams.

website

26–27 Jun 2026

The Aesthetic Show UK (TAS UK) 2026

London, United Kingdom

Held at Convene Sancroft, St Paul's, London.

website

1–2 Oct 2026

Clinical Cosmetic Regenerative Congress (CCR) 2026

London, United Kingdom

Held at ExCeL London. Features 7 conference theatres, Innovation Trail, Medical Longevity Summit.

website

4–5 Oct 2026

Professional Beauty London 2026

London, United Kingdom

Held at ExCeL London, immediately after CCR. Co-located with Salon International.

website

15–17 Oct 2026

Agorà 2026 International Congress

Milan, Italy

Held at Allianz MiCo South – Milan Convention Centre.

Spring UK Aesthetics Season

Aesthetics Conference & Exhibition (ACE) 2026Aesthetic Medicine London 2026

March and May events in London cover injectables, devices, and business strategy.

Summer European Congresses

AMWC Monaco 2026The Aesthetic Show UK (TAS UK) 2026

Global and UK-focused events with strong scientific and anti-aging content.

Autumn London Aesthetics Cluster

Clinical Cosmetic Regenerative Congress (CCR) 2026Professional Beauty London 2026

Consecutive events at ExCeL London covering regenerative aesthetics, beauty, and spa.

Event dates and details compiled from official event websites and industry publications. Some dates are subject to change; verify directly with organisers.

Plan your trip

Travel & logistics

Local currency · GBP

Arrival airports

Choose from the following airports, with convenient access to the event and venue.

LCY

London City Airport

Closest airport to ExCeL; DLR station connects directly to Custom House (ExCeL campus) in ~5 min.

~2.5 km / 1.6 mi

to venue

~5 min

by car

LHR

Heathrow Airport

Direct Elizabeth line connection to Custom House (ExCeL's onsite station) with a 43-minute journey.

~99 km / 61.5 mi

to venue

~60–75 min

by car

LGW

Gatwick Airport

Accessible via Thameslink to Farringdon then Elizabeth line to Custom House, or via Gatwick Express to Victoria then DLR.

~85 km / 52.9 mi

to venue

~70–90 min

by car

STN

Stansted Airport

Stansted Express to Liverpool Street then Elizabeth line to Custom House; journey ~55 min.

~53 km / 33 mi

to venue

~50–60 min

by car

Luton Airport

Easily accessible from ExCeL London

TBA

to venue

TBA

by car

Southend Airport

Easily accessible from ExCeL London

TBA

to venue

TBA

by car

London City Airport

to venue

by car

Gatwick Airport

to venue

by car

Heathrow Airport

to venue

by car

Stansted Airport

to venue

by car

Luton Airport

to venue

by car

Southend Airport

to venue

by car

Hotel tiers

A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.

Budget

ExCeL campus / Royal Victoria Dock

USD 58–120 / night

Includes Ibis London Excel-Docklands, Travelodge London Excel, Hampton by Hilton London Excel, and Ibis Styles London Excel. Basic amenities, good value. Prices are estimates based on typical rates for this category.

Mid-Range

ExCeL campus / Royal Victoria Dock

USD 120–250 / night

Includes Novotel London ExCeL (closest hotel), Crowne Plaza London Docklands, Aloft London Excel, and Good Hotel London. Comfortable rooms, on-site dining, fitness facilities. Prices are estimates based on typical rates for this category.

Premium

ExCeL campus / Royal Victoria Dock

USD 250–400 / night

Includes DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel London ExCeL and Sunborn London (floating yacht hotel). Upscale amenities, waterfront views, spa/pool facilities. Prices are estimates based on typical rates for this category.

Local transport

Get around the city with these convenient transport options.

Elizabeth Line

Estimated cost£5-15 (zone-dependent)

Best forCustom House station (west entrance) to central London (Liverpool Street, Farringdon, Paddington) and Heathrow Airport (43 min direct)

Fastest rail link to ExCeL; runs 7 days per week. Custom House is the station for the west entrance.

DLR (Docklands Light Railway)

Estimated cost£2-5 (zone-dependent)

Best forCustom House (west entrance) and Prince Regent (east entrance) stations; links to Canning Town (Jubilee Line), Bank, Tower Gateway, and London City Airport

Two DLR stations on campus, less than 2-minute walk to entrances. Trains arrive at a covered walkway.

London Underground (Jubilee Line)

Estimated cost£3-6 (zone-dependent)

Best forCanning Town station, then change to DLR for a 2-stop journey to ExCeL

Connects central London (Westminster, London Bridge, Stratford) to Canning Town.

London Overground

Estimated cost£3-6 (zone-dependent)

Best forConnect to DLR/Jubilee at Stratford, Canada Water, Shadwell; also from Euston

Alternative rail option linking to multiple Overground lines.

Car

Estimated cost£20-25 parking per day

Best forAccess via A13 / A406 / Royal Albert Way; onsite parking available

3,070 parking spaces across three car parks. £20 per day (pay and display), or £25 for Blue Badge holders/lorries. Use postcode E16 1XL for West Entrance.

Plan your trip

Visa & entry documents

Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.

Visa required

ATA Carnet: accepted

Type	Who needs it	Fee	Processing
Standard Visitor Visa (Business)	Nationals of countries listed in the UK's visa national list who are visiting for permitted business activities, including attending conferences, meetings, or negotiations.	Not yet confirmed	Usually 3 weeks after biometrics appointment; varies by country and season.
Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA)	Non-visa nationals (from countries not on the visa national list) who do not need a visa for short stays.	Not yet confirmed	Usually quick; apply online before travel.

Nationals of countries not listed in the UK's visa national list do not need a visa for stays up to 6 months, but most now require an ETA. This includes the USA, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, and most EU/EFTA countries. A full list of visa-required nationalities is available on GOV.UK.

The UK accepts ATA Carnets for the temporary admission of professional equipment, exhibition goods, and trade samples. From 1 June 2026, the UK has implemented digital ATA Carnets (eATA). ATA Carnets issued after 1 June 2026 must be digital. The National Carnet Unit also accepts temporary admission declarations using form C108 or the Duplicate List procedure for certain movements.

Official visa page

Weather

London in early October is mild and autumnal. Average temperatures range from 9°C (48°F) to 16°C (61°F), with moderate rainfall (approx. 70–75 mm over 10–12 days). Days are crisp and often overcast; layers and a waterproof jacket are recommended. Packing notes: bring a medium-weight coat, umbrella, comfortable walking shoes, and layers for variable indoor/outdoor conditions.

Plan for the climate

Check temperatures and pack accordingly

Venue connectivity

ExCeL London is served by two onsite DLR stations — Custom House (west entrance, also on the Elizabeth line) and Prince Regent (east entrance). The Elizabeth line provides a 43-minute direct connection from Heathrow, and links to Farringdon (Thameslink), Paddington, and Liverpool Street. Jubilee Line connects at Canning Town for a 2-stop DLR ride. London City Airport is a 5-minute DLR ride away. The venue has 3,070 onsite car parking spaces; access is via the A13 only. Onsite hotels (Aloft, Novotel, Ibis, Holiday Inn Express, DoubleTree by Hilton) are within walking distance, with Canary Wharf and The O2 nearby via DLR/Jubilee.

Ride-hailing

Taxis

Public transit

Car rentals

Cultural notes

Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.

Queue etiquette

Londoners take queuing seriously. Always join the back of a line and wait your turn — cutting in is considered highly rude.

Escalator rule

On Underground and DLR escalators, always stand on the right; walk on the left. This is a strict unwritten rule.

Politeness matters

‘Please’, ‘thank you’, and ‘sorry’ are used frequently. Apologising even for minor bumps is expected and appreciated.

Tipping customs

Tipping is not mandatory. In restaurants, 10–15% is appreciated if service charge isn't included; pubs and casual dining一般不要求小费.

Public transport

Oyster or contactless contactless payment (tap-in/tap-out) is the easiest way to pay for Tube, DLR, buses, and Elizabeth line. Paper tickets are more expensive.

Practical guides

Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials

Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.

Flights

Destination: London City Airport (LCY) is the closest, but all London airports serve ExCeL conveniently via public transport.

Book early for October events; London airports can be busy. Heathrow and Gatwick have the widest international connections; London City is most convenient but smaller.

Visa

Business visitors attending CCR London typically require either a Standard Visitor Visa (if from a visa-required country) or an ETA (if from a visa-free country). The Standard Visitor Visa allows stays up to 6 months for permitted business activities including attending conferences and trade shows.

Estimated cost: Not yet confirmed

Processing: Standard Visitor Visa: usually 3 weeks after biometrics. ETA: typically faster, apply online before travel.

Apply well in advance of travel. Processing times vary by country and season. Visa fees are subject to change; check the official GOV.UK website for the latest fees.

Official

Hotels

Find a stay near the venue with options for every budget.

Check-in (recommended)

2026-10-01

Check-out (recommended)

2026-10-02

Areas to stay

ExCeL campus / Royal Victoria Dock · Canary Wharf · Stratford · Central London (Liverpool Street / Farringdon / Paddington)

budget

$58–120 / night

mid range

$120–250 / night

premium

$250–400 / night

Transport

Get to the venue and around the city with these options.

Airport → venue: Heathrow (LHR): Elizabeth line to Custom House (43 min). London City (LCY): DLR to Custom House (5 min). Gatwick (LGW): Thameslink to Farringdon, then Elizabeth line. Stansted (STN): Stansted Express to Liverpool Street, then Elizabeth line.

Hotel → venue: Downtown Atlanta and convention-center hotels are typically within walking distance or a short ride-hail/MARTA trip to the venue.

Ride-hail: Uber, Bolt, and local minicabs available. From central London, ~£25–45; from Heathrow, ~£60–100; from Gatwick, ~£70–110. Journey times vary with traffic.

Public transit: Elizabeth line (Custom House) and DLR (Custom House / Prince Regent) are the quickest routes. Oyster card or contactless payment recommended for best fares.

Parking: 3,070 onsite spaces, £20 for up to 24 hours (pay and display). Blue Badge holders: £25 per day. Access via A13 / Royal Albert Way.

Weather

Plan and pack for the event climate.

Month: October

Temperature: 9°C – 16°C (48°F – 61°F)

Seasonality: Moderate rainfall, 10–12 rainy days on average; autumn conditions with crisp mornings and cool evenings.

Packing: Pack layers: medium-weight coat, sweater, long-sleeved tops, waterproof jacket, umbrella, and comfortable walking shoes. Indoor venues are heated, so layers are key.

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Planning

Best day to visit: Day 1

Day 1 pairs the full conference and exhibition floor with the Galderma Networking Lounge's Networking Drinks from 5–7pm, giving visitors a structured, informal way to meet peers and exhibitors after sessions end. Day 2 is also strong if the new Aesthetics Results Awards (announced on-site at 14:00) or the day-two Hair, Scalp & Skin Stage and Dentists in Aesthetic Practice sessions are a higher priority.

T-14

Register and save badge confirmation — Register via the official CCR London site ahead of the 01–02 October 2026 dates and keep the confirmation for badge printing.

T-13

Confirm visa or entry eligibility — Check whether a UK Standard Visitor visa or an ETA is required for your passport before booking travel.

T-12

Book flights and hotel — Rooms near Custom House and Prince Regent DLR stations (closest to ExCeL) tend to fill up during CCR week.

T-10

Shortlist target exhibitors and sessions — Use the CPD-certified programme across the five conference theatres to plan which sessions to prioritise.

T-9

Prepare meeting requests and follow-up template — Reach out to shortlisted exhibitors ahead of time to lock in stand meetings before the floor gets busy.

T-5

Download the event app and build a personal agenda — Load session times and the exhibitor list to navigate Halls N1–N2 efficiently.

T-2

Confirm travel logistics and print or save your digital badge — Reconfirm your DLR route to Custom House or Prince Regent, and check ULEZ rules if driving.

T-1

Prepare business cards or a digital contact-sharing tool — Useful across the 16+ hours of scheduled networking and the Networking Trail.

Sample visitor itinerary

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