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    ICE Barcelona

    ICE Barcelona 2027 is the world's largest iGaming trade fair, held 18. January 2027 at Fira Barcelona Gran Via (https://www.icegaming.com/about-ice). As part of World Gaming Week (17

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    Dates

    18–20 Jan 2027

    City / country

    Barcelona, Spain

    Venue

    Fira Gran Via

    Time

    10:00 AM – 6:00 PM

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    Event overview

    Overview

    ICE Barcelona is where the world of gaming goes to do business. Held over three days on 18. January 2027 at the Fira Barcelona Gran Via, ICE Barcelona provides a complete platform to drive revenues through innovative solutions, technology, valuable insights, and unrivalled networking opportunities (https://www. icegaming.

    com/about-ice). Bringing together solution providers and gaming professionals across all key verticals, ICE offers something for everyone. As part of World Gaming Week (17. January 2027), it continues to deliver cutting-edge insights, solutions, and networking opportunities for the global gaming industry (https://www.

    icegaming. com/about-ice)

    TL;DR

    1. 1600+ global exhibitors showcase the latest gaming innovations (
    2. 265,000+ visitors from 186 countries attend across three days (
    3. 3300+ verified regulators gather, the largest such gathering in the industry (
    4. 4200+ expert speakers deliver insights on market trends and regulation (
    5. 5Part of World Gaming Week, running 17-21 January 2027 in Barcelona (

    Attendees, exhibitors & solutions

    Who this event is for

    Visitor profile

    Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.

    Gaming professionals from 186 countries, including operators, regulators, and suppliers (
    Senior executives and decision-makers from online and land-based gaming sectors (
    Start-ups and innovators seeking investment and partnerships (

    Exhibitor profile

    Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.

    Global exhibitors showcasing the latest gaming technology, products, and services (
    Companies across all gaming verticals, from casino and sports betting to esports and iGaming (
    Start-ups participating in Pitch ICE (

    Product categories

    Key solution areas showcased across the event.

    Casino Gaming Equipment & Land-Based Slot Machines
    iGaming Platforms, Online Casino Software & Games
    Sports Betting Technology, Data & Odds Feeds
    Fintech, Payment Gateways & Compliance Solutions
    Lottery Systems, Terminals & Digital Solutions

    Location & Facilities

    Venue

    Halls & areas

    5
    12345

    Fira Gran Via

    Av. Joan Carles I, 64, 08908 L'Hospitalet de Llobregat, Spain

    Entrances & gates

    South Entrance

    12

    Recommended for visitors arriving by public transport. Metro L9 Sud 'Fira' station has direct access to the venue

    East Entrance

    3

    Recommended for visitors arriving by car. Nearest to Hall 3

    North Entrance

    678

    Best access point for Halls 6, 7, and 8. Metro L10 Sud 'Foc' station is nearby. Not used for ICE 2027 halls 1

    Facilities

    Parking

    Fira Gran Via has 4,580 parking spaces across multiple car parks. Parking is paid. Electric vehicle charging points are available in car park A (14 semi-fast charging stations installed by Endesa X). Accessible parking spaces are available in Parking B and Parking F; car owners must display a valid disabled parking sign

    4,580 spaces ·

    Accessibility

    Fira Gran Via is a fully accessible venue free of obstacles, featuring smart signage with audio navigation (NaviLens app), automatic doors, lifts with control panels at wheelchair height and braille text, and wheelchair-accessible toilets throughout. Three metro stations with accessible lifts serve the venue: Europa Fira (FGC/L9S), Fira (L9S), and Foc (L10S). Accessible parking spaces are available in Parking B and Parking F. A dedicated accessible vehicle drop-off/pick-up area is located at the back of Hall 3

    Charging points

    Fira Gran Via has 18 semi-fast electric vehicle charging points installed across its venues, with 14 located in car park A at Gran Via. These are operated by Endesa X and are suitable for all electric vehicle types. For device charging, attendees should bring portable power banks; no official ICE source confirms dedicated phone charging stations on the show floor

    Food options

    On-site restaurants and bars, GastroFira catering

    On-site dining

    Parking: Fira Gran Via has 7 parking lots around its perimeter with 4,500 parking places. Lorries have access to parking lots at 3km and 5km from the venue

    Gate: Access ICE via the South Entrance when travelling by public transport and the East Entrance when travelling by car. The venue has three independent entrances: South, East, and North

    Attend

    Entry & tickets

    Trade-only
    Free registration

    Event days & opening times

    DayOpening hours
    Monday 18 January 2027:10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
    Tuesday 19 January 2027:10:00 AM – 6:00 PM
    Wednesday 20 January 2027:10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
    • Pre-Registered Trade Visitor Pass

      Complimentary 3-day exhibition floor badge for verified gaming operators, developers, and regulators

    • On-Site Trade Registration Fee

      Applicable to trade visitors registering in person at the venue during show days

      €150.00
    • ICE VOX Conference Full Access Pass

      Full access to high-level regulatory briefings, casino modernization, and sports betting masterclasses

      €1,495.00
    Register

    Ticket info

    Badge collection

    Photo ID matching registration name strictly required. Badges collected at Fira Gran Via South & East access terminals using fast-track mobile QR scanning kiosks

    Ticket notes

    ICE is the premier global gaming, casino, betting, and iGaming industry exhibition. Admission to the exhibition floor is free of charge for accredited gaming industry executives who pre-register online. On-site registrations are subject to verification and fee. Specialized ICE VOX conference tracks require paid tickets

    Who runs the show

    Organisers

    Clarion Gaming

    Organiser

    World Gaming

    Organiser (formerly Clarion Gaming)

    ICE Customer Success Team

    Customer Success

    ICE Operations & Logistics

    Operations & Logistics

    Amy Hill

    Head of Sales

    Syed Hassan

    Sales Manager

    What's on

    Programme

    Speakers

    VR

    Victor Rocha

    Conference Chair @ Indian Gaming Association

    Tribal gaming, U.S. gaming policy

    MA

    Michael Auer

    Managing Director @ Neccton, Part of OpenBet

    Player tracking, responsible gaming, compliance

    CM

    Chris Moumouris

    Vice President and Principal Consultant @ QLot Consulting

    Gaming consultancy

    FP

    Francesc Perendreu

    President @ ACENCAS

    Addiction prevention, social and behavioural addictions

    PR

    Pilar Rato

    President @ UNI Gaming Europe

    Gaming labour relations, trade unions

    Topic tracks

    World Regulatory BriefingCasino Leaders ConferenceSport Leaders ConferenceInnovating Lotteries ConferenceEsports Betting ConferenceWorkshops

    Co-located events

    World Gaming Week

    Separate ticket

    iGB Affiliate

    Separate ticket

    Co-located seminars

    Tribal Partnerships Seminar

    Paid

    Pitch ICE

    Paid

    Sustainable Gambling Zone

    Paid

    Awards

    Landmark Awards

    Annual

    Awards ceremony recognising outstanding achievements in the gaming industry, held during ICE Barcelona. The 2027 edition takes place on 19 January 2027 at the Enterprise Stage

    source

    ECA Awards

    Annual

    European Casino Association awards recognising excellence in the European casino industry. The 2027 edition takes place on 20 January 2027 at the Enterprise Stage

    source

    ICE Stand-Out Awards

    Annual

    Awards recognising the creative contribution made by exhibitors to the ICE Experience, celebrating innovative ways brands use the global business platform provided by ICE. Categories include Best Newcomer at ICE, Most Sustainable Stand, Best Entertainment on Stand, Best Pre-Show Marketing Campaign, Best Innovation at ICE, and Best On-Site Marketing Activation

    Best Newcomer at ICEMost Sustainable StandBest Entertainment on StandBest Pre-Show Marketing CampaignBest Innovation at ICEBest on-Site Marketing Activation
    source

    ICE Global Hall of Fame

    Annual

    New initiative honouring five industry icons and three emerging leaders annually. The inaugural edition will be unveiled at the WorldGaming Gala on Sunday 17 January 2027, creating a curtain-raiser to ICE Barcelona

    Industry IconsEmerging Leaders
    source

    How the last edition performed

    Previous edition

    Current edition

    2027 · 65,000 visitors · 600 exhibitors

    Official ICE Barcelona 2027 site states 600+ global exhibitors, 65,000+ visitors, 300+ regulators and 200+ speakers. These are organiser forecasts for the upcoming edition

    Forecast — not final

    Visitors

    62,988

    Exhibitors

    750

    Floor area (sqm)

    143,000

    Exhibitor countries

    76

    Visitor countries

    162

    Growth over time

    New this edition

    • 1

      Hall 7: Digital and FinTech Transformation Hall

      A new dedicated hall for AI, data, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, payments, compliance and real-time customer engagement. Developed in consultation with an advisory board of senior technology executives from Entain, Novibet, Microsoft and Kaizen Gaming

      Source
    • 2

      Sustainable Gambling Zone

      An award-winning feature focused on safer gambling, player wellbeing and harm prevention, featuring 28 pods and content on affordability checks, AI-driven detection, self-exclusion systems, and player protection

      Source
    • 3

      Pitch ICE

      Platform for start-ups to showcase their products, solutions, and business models to a global audience of investors and industry leaders. The 2026 edition featured 12 finalists selected from a record number of applications, nearly triple the prior year

      Source
    • 4

      World Gaming Week

      A week-long series of gaming industry events held in Barcelona from 17-21 January 2027, including ICE, iGB Affiliate and special events around the city, bringing together 65,000+ delegates from 190+ countries

      Source

    Photos

    Record-breaking attendance at ICE Barcelona 2026
    Record-breaking attendance at ICE Barcelona 2026

    Next edition outlook

    2027-01-18 – 2027-01-20
    confirmed

    ICE Barcelona 2027 will take place from 18-20 January 2027 at the Fira Barcelona Gran Via as part of World Gaming Week (17-21 January 2027). The organiser forecasts 600+ global exhibitors and 65,000+ visitors. The edition will feature the new Hall 7 (Digital and FinTech Transformation Hall) dedicated to AI, data, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, payments, compliance and real-time customer engagement. The event will continue to deliver cutting-edge insights, solutions, and networking opportunities for the global gaming industry

    Launch of Hall 7: Digital and FinTech Transformation Hall for AI, data, cloud, cybersecurity, payments and compliance Expanded technology-focused conference programme and advisory board involvement Continuation of World Gaming Week format with Day Zero networking at Time Out Market Barcelona Growth in high-level technology manager attendance projected at 300% Further integration of esports and social gaming crossover content

    Impact

    A bigger and stronger platform

    ICE Barcelona 2026 consolidated the event's position as the world's largest gaming trade show, with record-breaking attendance of 62,988 unique verified visitors from 162 nations across World Gaming Week. The independently audited figures comprised 51,996 ICE visitors (+4% on 2025) and 10,992 iGB Affiliate visitors (+11%). Total visitation reached 120,439 visitor days, a 9% year-on-year increase. The event occupied over 143,000 square meters of exhibition space, hosting more than 750 exhibitors who showcased over 25,000 products and services. More than 300 regulators attended, including 72 new ones. The 2025 editions of ICE and iGB Affiliate generated an economic impact of 191 million euros for Barcelona and Catalonia, supporting approximately 3,100 part-time jobs. The average daily spend per visitor is estimated at 450 euros. 78% of participants held key decision-making roles. 90% of exhibitors confirmed for 2027, and 86% of event space was rebooked on site

    Audience quality

    High-value decision-makers

    The 2026 edition attracted 62,988 unique verified visitors from 162 nations, with 78% of participants holding key decision-making roles. Spain was the leading country by attendance with 9,064 unique visitors (+7% year-on-year), followed by the United Kingdom (5,999), Malta (3,187), Cyprus (2,628), Ukraine (2,512), Poland (2,247), the United States (1,568), Italy (1,353), Germany (1,165), and Bulgaria (1,076). More than 300 regulators attended, including 72 new ones, reinforcing ICE's role as the leading platform for regulatory dialogue. The event also saw strong growth from Africa (+65% year-on-year) and Latin America (+40%), reflecting its expanding global reach

    Exhibitor outcomes

    Real business growth

    ICE Barcelona 2026 delivered strong return on investment for exhibitors, with 86% of event space rebooked for 2027 on site and 90% of exhibitors already confirmed for the next edition. More than 750 exhibitors showcased over 25,000 products and services, with complex booth construction increasing 35% compared to 2025. The event generated an estimated 1.5 million business meetings. The 2025 editions of ICE and iGB Affiliate generated an economic impact of 191 million euros for Barcelona and Catalonia, supporting approximately 3,100 part-time jobs, with an average daily spend per visitor estimated at 450 euros. Industry analysis suggests an estimated booth ROI of 12-18 qualified leads per $1K spent on booth and logistics

    Intelligence

    Market context

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

    Global

    Why it matters

    ICE Barcelona 2027 occupies a unique position at the intersection of three powerful industry forces. First, it is the global gaming industry's annual kick-off: January's calendar position makes it the first major opportunity each year to source products, negotiate deals, and set commercial strategy. With 78% of attendees holding decision-making roles and 86% of 2026 exhibitors rebooking on site for 2027, the event is not merely a showcase but the industry's primary commercial marketplace. Second, the launch of Hall 7 (Digital and FinTech Transformation Hall) reflects a structural shift: gaming is no longer a niche vertical but a sophisticated technology sector attracting investment, talent, and partnerships from AI, payments, cloud, cybersecurity, and fintech. This convergence creates new buyer categories and expands the addressable market for suppliers who position themselves across the gaming-technology spectrum. Third, ICE Barcelona is the industry's regulatory and strategic convening point. With 300+ regulators attending, including 72 new in 2026, and the EU AMLR taking effect in July 2027, the event provides a rare platform for compliance and policy dialogue that directly shapes market access. For exhibitors, ICE offers provable ROI: audited visitor figures, 1.5 million business meetings, and the industry's most concentrated gathering of qualified buyers. For visitors, the free exhibition pass and co-located World Gaming Week programming make it the highest-value three days of the gaming calendar

    Industry trends

    Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.

    01

    Online Gambling to Surpass Half of Global Gambling Revenue by 2029

    H2 Gambling Capital forecasts global gambling GGR to reach $1,031bn in 2030, with the online channel supplying $530bn of that total and taking the majority share (50.3%) of all gambling revenue for the first time in 2029. Track360's base-case model projects online GGR of $394bn in 2027 and $435bn in 2028 at a 10.4% CAGR. The migration from land-based to online continues to reshape the industry's power structure and event circuit

    Source
    02

    AI Moves from Experiment to Core iGaming Infrastructure

    AI is being deployed across the iGaming value chain — from player protection and affordability checks to real-time customer engagement and compliance automation. ICE Barcelona 2027's new Hall 7 (Digital and FinTech Transformation Hall) is dedicated to AI, data, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, payments, and compliance, reflecting the industry's growing convergence with enterprise technology

    Source
    03

    Regulatory Harmonisation and Market Openings Reshape Competitive Landscape

    The EU Anti-Money Laundering Regulation (AMLR) becomes directly applicable across the EU on 10 July 2027, tightening compliance requirements for gambling operators. Brazil's federal GGR tax is scheduled to reach 14% in 2027. Austria, Finland, and other markets are opening licensed online gambling regimes. The UK Remote Gaming Duty rose from 21% to 40% in April 2026, with a new 25% remote betting duty from April 2027

    Source
    04

    Consolidation Accelerates as Crypto-Casino Operators Decline

    Track360 predicts that crypto-casino operator count will decline by 15-25% year-over-year through 2027 as consolidation continues. Two to three additional US states are expected to legalize online casino or sportsbook during 2027. The trend favours larger, multi-market operators with the compliance infrastructure to navigate an increasingly regulated global landscape

    Source
    05

    LatAm and Africa Emerge as High-Growth Frontiers

    Latin America and the Caribbean is forecast to reach $51bn in GGR by 2030, with Brazil's online gaming market potentially reaching €3bn by 2027. Africa is projected at $31bn by 2030. ICE Barcelona 2027's expanded focus on these regions — including dedicated content streams and networking programmes — reflects the industry's pivot toward emerging markets

    Source
    06

    Trade Show Circuit Consolidates Around Fewer, Larger Global Events

    The gaming industry's trade show calendar is consolidating around a smaller number of flagship global events. ICE Barcelona (January), SBC Summit Lisbon (September), SiGMA World Rome (November), and G2E Las Vegas (September/October) form the core circuit. Smaller regional events are increasingly co-locating or aligning dates with these anchor events to capture international traffic

    Source

    Market news

    Latest updates from across the market.

    ICE Barcelona expands with Hall 7 dedicated to technology, data and fintech leaders

    Read

    SBC Summit confirms September 2027 dates for Lisbon

    Read

    SiGMA World partners with SAPAR for Rome edition through 2029

    Read

    ICE Barcelona 2026 sets new records with 62,988 unique visitors

    Read

    Global gambling GGR forecast to pass $1 trillion by 2030

    Read

    iGB Affiliate Barcelona confirmed for 19-20 January 2027 alongside ICE

    Read

    Global iGaming Trade Show Circuit: ICE Barcelona 2027 and Comparable Events

    January 2027 (ICE Barcelona) through November 2027 (SiGMA World Rome), with the peak European circuit concentrated in September-November

    ICE Barcelona 2027 anchors the global iGaming trade show calendar as the first major event of the year. The circuit spans three continents and four primary organisers: WorldGaming (ICE Barcelona, iGB Affiliate), SBC Events (SBC Summit Lisbon, SBC Summit Rio, SBC Summit Canada), SiGMA Group (SiGMA World Rome, SiGMA Europe Malta, SiGMA Africa), and the American Gaming Association/Reed Exhibitions (G2E Las Vegas, G2E Asia). Planning window runs January to December, with the major European events clustered in September-November and ICE opening the year in January

    18–20 Jan 2027

    ICE Barcelona 2027

    Barcelona, Spain

    Part of World Gaming Week (17-21 January 2027). Organiser forecasts 600+ exhibitors and 65,000+ visitors. New Hall 7 (Digital and FinTech Transformation Hall) debuts in 2027. Co-located with iGB Affiliate Barcelona (19-20 January 2027)

    website
    18–20 Jan 2027

    SBC Summit Rio 2027

    Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

    Held at Riocentro, Rio de Janeiro. Brazil's federal GGR tax is scheduled to reach 14% in 2027, driving significant operator and supplier activity. SBC's LatAm flagship event

    website
    18–20 Jan 2027

    SiGMA Europe 2027

    Ta' Qali, Malta

    Held at Malta Fairs & Conventions Centre (MFCC). 400+ sponsors and exhibitors, 12,000+ delegates, 400+ expert speakers. SiGMA Europe typically attracts strong affiliate and operator representation

    website
    18–20 Jan 2027

    G2E Asia 2027

    Macau, Macau SAR

    Held at The Venetian Macao. Organised by Reed Exhibitions. Focuses on the Asian gaming market, including Macau, Singapore, Philippines, and emerging Asian jurisdictions

    website
    18–20 Jan 2027

    iGB Live 2027

    London, United Kingdom

    Held at ExCeL London. Organised by Clarion Events (iGaming Business). Focuses on casino, sports betting, and affiliate marketing. Serves as a mid-year touchpoint for the UK and Northern European market

    website
    18–20 Jan 2027

    SBC Summit Lisbon 2027

    Lisbon, Portugal

    Held at Feira Internacional de Lisboa and MEO Arena. 35,000+ professionals expected. SBC Summit 2025 attracted 30,000 attendees with 76.6% more first-time attendees. Considered the primary post-summer industry gathering for strategic planning

    website
    18–20 Jan 2027

    G2E Las Vegas 2027

    Las Vegas, United States

    Held at The Venetian Expo. Organised by the American Gaming Association (AGA) and Reed Exhibitions. The definitive North American gaming event, covering casino, sports betting, iGaming, and tribal gaming

    website
    18–20 Jan 2027

    SiGMA World 2027

    Rome, Italy

    Held at Fiera Roma. Approximately 30,000 delegates expected. 1,200+ exhibitors and 550+ speakers. Partnership with SAPAR (Italy's National Association of Public Amusement Machine Services) extends through 2029

    website

    January — ICE Barcelona opens the year

    ICE Barcelona 2027iGB Affiliate Barcelona 2027

    ICE Barcelona is the first major global iGaming event of the calendar year, setting the commercial and strategic agenda. iGB Affiliate co-locates, adding dedicated affiliate content and networking

    March — LatAm market activation

    SBC Summit Rio 2027

    SBC Summit Rio captures the rapid expansion of Brazil's regulated iGaming market. Positioned as the first major LatAm event after Brazil's regulatory framework takes effect

    May — Malta and Asia focus

    SiGMA Europe 2027G2E Asia 2027

    SiGMA Europe in Malta serves the Mediterranean and affiliate community. G2E Asia in Macau addresses the Asian gaming market. Both events provide regional depth between the January and September global anchors

    July — UK mid-year touchpoint

    iGB Live 2027

    iGB Live in London provides a UK-focused mid-year checkpoint. Smaller than the global flagships but important for the UK and Northern European affiliate and operator community

    September-October — Global autumn circuit

    SBC Summit Lisbon 2027G2E Las Vegas 2027

    The September-October window is the busiest period of the industry calendar. SBC Summit Lisbon and G2E Las Vegas dominate, with SBC attracting European and international audiences and G2E anchoring North America. Exhibitors and sponsors must plan booth logistics carefully to manage back-to-back events

    November — SiGMA closes the year

    SiGMA World 2027

    SiGMA World in Rome is the final major global event of the year, traditionally drawing strong European attendance with expanding Latin American and Asian participation. Serves as a year-end review and planning event for the coming season

    Event dates sourced from organiser websites (icegaming.com, sbcevents.com, sigma.world, globalgamingexpo.com, igblive.com) and industry event calendars (igamingnews.com). Where 2027 dates were not yet published, 2026 dates with confirmed 2027 patterns are noted. SBC Summit 2027 dates confirmed by SBC Events press release

    Plan your trip

    Travel & logistics

    Local currency · EUR

    Arrival airports

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

    BCN

    Josep Tarradellas Barcelona–El Prat Airport

    Barcelona's main international airport, located approximately 12 km from Fira Gran Via. Metro L9 Sud connects both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 directly to the Fira and Europa/Fira stations inside the venue complex. The journey takes approximately 20–25 minutes from T1 and 15–20 minutes from T2. A special airport ticket costs approximately €5.50

    12 km

    to venue

    15–20 minutes by car or taxi

    by car

    GRO

    Girona–Costa Brava Airport

    Secondary airport serving the Barcelona region, primarily used by low-cost carriers. Transfers to Barcelona city centre take approximately 1 hour 15 minutes by bus or car. Not recommended for direct access to Fira Gran Via; travellers typically transfer via Barcelona Sants station

    ~100 km

    to venue

    ~1 hour 15 minutes by car

    by car

    REU

    Reus Airport

    Smaller regional airport near Tarragona, mainly serving seasonal and low-cost routes. Limited direct connections to Barcelona; travellers usually transfer via Barcelona Sants or Tarragona

    ~110 km

    to venue

    ~1 hour 20 minutes by car

    by car

    Hotel tiers

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

    Budget (3-star)
    L'Hospitalet de Llobregat / Fira vicinity

    USD 100–180 / night

    Estimated rates for 3-star hotels near the venue during January 2027, including properties such as Travelodge Barcelona Fira, Hampton by Hilton Barcelona Fira Gran Via, and easyHotel Barcelona Fira. Prices are estimates based on booking platform data and are subject to availability

    Mid-range (4-star)
    Barcelona city centre / Eixample / Plaza Catalunya

    USD 200–350 / night

    Estimated rates for 4-star hotels in central Barcelona during January 2027, including Hotel Porta Fira, Renaissance Barcelona Fira Hotel, Catalonia Gran Via BCN, and H10 Casanova. Rates during major event weeks in Barcelona typically run higher than standard periods. Prices are estimates and subject to availability

    Premium (5-star)
    Passeig de Gràcia / Gothic Quarter / City centre

    USD 400–800 / night

    Estimated rates for 5-star hotels in prime Barcelona locations during January 2027, including Majestic Hotel & Spa Barcelona, Hotel Miramar Barcelona GL, and The Barcelona EDITION. Premium properties closest to the venue include Hotel Porta Fira 4* Sup and Renaissance Barcelona Fira Hotel. Prices are estimates and subject to availability

    Local transport

    Get around the city with these convenient transport options.

    Metro (TMB)

    Estimated cost€2.90 single ticket (2026); €13.00 T-Casual 10-trip card (2026)
    Best forL9 Sud: Fira and Europa/Fira stations serve the South and East Accesses; L10 Sud: Foc station serves the North Access. Direct connection to Barcelona–El Prat Airport (T1 and T2)

    The L9 Sud line connects both airport terminals directly to Fira Gran Via, with journey times of approximately 23 minutes from T1, 18 minutes from T2, 27 minutes from Plaça Catalunya, and 23 minutes from Sants train station. Trains run every 7 minutes. Metro operates daily from 5am to midnight. A special airport ticket (€5.50) applies for journeys starting or ending at the airport. and https://guestevents.firabarcelona.com/web/app/uploads/2021/12/fira_granvia.pdf

    FGC (Catalan Government Railways)

    Estimated cost€2.90 single ticket (2026); integrated with TMB metro and bus fares
    Best forEuropa/Fira station is served by FGC lines S3, S4, S8, S9, R5, R6, R50, R60, and L8 metro service, connecting the venue with Barcelona Plaça Espanya and surrounding areas

    The journey from Plaça Espanya to Europa/Fira takes approximately 5–6 minutes, with trains running every 15 minutes. This provides a fast link between central Barcelona and Fira Gran Via. and https://transitapp.com

    Bus (TMB and Aerobus)

    Estimated cost€2.90 single ticket (TMB, 2026); Aerobus single ticket approximately €7.75
    Best forTMB bus routes H12, V1, 79, 65, 46, V3, and H16 serve Fira Gran Via. Aerobus express service connects the airport to Plaça Espanya and Gran Via Corts Catalanes (approximately 20–27 minutes)

    Several TMB bus routes stop in the vicinity of Fira Gran Via. The regular number 79 metropolitan bus links Gran Via to Montjuïc and other areas of Barcelona. The Aerobus stops at Gran Via Corts Catalanes, from where visitors can transfer to the metro or walk. Travel time from the airport by Aerobus is approximately 27 minutes. and https://www.barcelona-tourist-guide.com

    Taxi

    Estimated cost€25–€35 from airport to venue; €3.30 supplement for journeys originating at Fira Gran Via (2026)
    Best forOfficial taxi ranks are located at the South, North, and East entrances of Fira Gran Via. Taxis are readily available at both Barcelona–El Prat Airport terminals

    Barcelona and its metropolitan area have more than 10,500 taxis. The taxi supplement for services originating at Fira Gran Via increased to €3.30 in 2026. The airport supplement is €4.60. The journey from the airport to the venue takes approximately 15–20 minutes. No luggage supplement applies. and https://www.firabarcelona.com/en/gran-via/

    Ride-hailing (Uber, Bolt, Cabify, Free Now)

    Estimated costApproximately €30 from airport to venue
    Best forAvailable city-wide with pick-up and drop-off at venue entrances. Airport transfers available via app

    Uber, Bolt, Cabify, and Free Now operate in Barcelona. Coverage varies: Cabify is reliable within the metropolitan area, while Uber and Bolt can be less consistent. Ride-hailing services pick up and drop off at designated areas outside the venue. During peak trade show hours, availability may be limited. and https://www.mondaymerch.com

    Parking

    Estimated costPaid parking; rates vary
    Best forFira Gran Via has 4,580 parking spaces across multiple car parks. Access is via the East Entrance when arriving by car

    Electric vehicle charging points are available in car park A (14 semi-fast charging stations installed by Endesa X). Accessible parking spaces are available in Parking B and Parking F for disabled badge holders. and https://www.firabarcelona.com/en/news/fira-de-barcelona-and-endesa-install electric-vehicle-charging-points

    Plan your trip

    Visa & entry documents

    Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.

    Visa not required
    ATA Carnet: accepted
    TypeWho needs itFeeProcessing
    Schengen Visa (Type C) – BusinessThird-country nationals listed in Annex I of Regulation (EU) 2018/1806 who are not visa-exempt and are travelling to Spain for business purposes such as attending a trade fair, meeting, or congress for up to 90 days within any 180-day period$106.0015 calendar days (may be extended to 45 calendar days in exceptional cases)
    Schengen Visa (Type C) – Tourism/VisitingThird-country nationals listed in Annex I of Regulation (EU) 2018/1806 who are not visa-exempt and are travelling to Spain for tourism or family visits for up to 90 days within any 180-day period$106.0015 calendar days (may be extended to 45 calendar days in exceptional cases)

    Citizens of EU/EEA countries and Switzerland do not need a visa. As of 2026, regular passport holders from approximately 89 countries can enter Spain visa-free for short stays of up to 90 days within any 180-day period for tourism or business. This includes citizens of the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Japan, South Korea, Israel, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Costa Rica, Panama, Uruguay, Venezuela, New Zealand, Singapore, Brunei, Malaysia, the United Arab Emirates, and most Caribbean and African countries including Antigua and Barbuda, Bahamas, Barbados, Dominica, Grenada, St Kitts and Nevis, St Lucia, Trinidad and Tobago, St Vincent and the Grenadines, Botswana, Namibia, Eswatini, Lesotho, Mauritius, Seychelles, Cape Verde, and Rwanda. Visa-exempt travellers must still meet Schengen entry requirements: valid passport (minimum 3 months validity beyond planned departure), return ticket, proof of accommodation, sufficient financial means, and travel medical insurance with minimum €30,000 coverage

    Spain accepts ATA Carnets for commercial samples, professional equipment, and exhibitions. As an EU member, Spain offers seamless transit to other EU countries. The ATA Carnet must be presented to the Agencia Tributaria (Spanish Customs) upon arrival. An EU entry stamp allows free transit within all EU member states. Consumable goods and items for sale are prohibited. All items must be re-exported before carnet expiry. During major trade shows such as MWC Barcelona, Fira Barcelona operates temporary customs facilities and Barcelona airport has extended customs hours. Spanish customs may request item descriptions in Spanish. Carnet validity is up to 12 months; processing time is same-day to 5 days

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    Weather

    January is the coldest month in Barcelona, with an average high of 12.4°C (54.3°F) and an average low of 7.4°C (45.3°F). Rainfall averages 40mm across approximately 8.5 days, and snowfall is rare. Average relative humidity is 69%. Daylight lasts about 9.5 hours, with sunrise around 08:17 and sunset around 17:32 at the start of January. Sea temperature averages 13.4°C. Pack layers, a warm jacket, and an umbrella or raincoat for occasional showers

    Plan for the climate

    Check temperatures and pack accordingly

    Venue connectivity

    Fira Gran Via is directly connected to Barcelona's public transport network. Metro Line L9 Sud provides a direct link from both airport terminals to the Fira and Europa/Fira stations inside the venue complex, with journey times of 15–25 minutes. The FGC (Catalan Government Railways) Europa/Fira station connects the venue with the city centre and surrounding cities via lines S8, S33, R6, R5, and S4. Several bus routes serve the venue (H12, V1, 79, 65, 46, V3, H16). Taxis are readily available at dedicated ranks, with over 10,500 taxis in the Barcelona metropolitan area. The venue is approximately 15 minutes by car from Barcelona city centre and 15–20 minutes from El Prat Airport

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    Cultural notes

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

    Business etiquette and formality

    Business culture in Barcelona is generally more formal than in northern Europe or the United States. Professionals with executive titles should be addressed initially with Mr., Mrs., or Ms. Business attire is preferred for trade shows unless casual attire is tied to a specific booth theme. Punctuality is valued for business appointments

    Language

    Barcelona is a bilingual city where both Catalan and Spanish are official languages. Most business professionals in the gaming industry speak fluent English, but greeting someone in Spanish or Catalan is appreciated. Learning a few key phrases will go a long way

    Tipping and payments

    Tipping is not obligatory in Spain. A small tip of 5–10% is appreciated for good service in restaurants, but leaving nothing is not considered rude. Credit and debit cards are widely accepted, including at the venue, though carrying some cash is useful for taxis and small purchases. The local currency is the euro (EUR)

    Meal times and social customs

    Barcelona runs on a later schedule than most of Northern Europe. Lunch is the main meal of the day, often taken between 14:00 and 15:30, and business dinners typically start at 21:00 or later. Many restaurants do not open for dinner before 20:30. Relationship-building over meals and coffee is essential to doing business in Catalonia

    Dress code

    Business casual is the norm at ICE Barcelona. Most attendees wear smart-casual attire — jackets and jeans are common for men, and business dresses or smart separates for women. Comfortable shoes are essential given the size of the Fira Gran Via venue, which spans multiple halls

    Practical guides

    Visitor & Exhibitor Essentials

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

    Flights

    Destination: Josep Tarradellas Barcelona–El Prat Airport (BCN)

    Barcelona–El Prat (BCN) is the primary gateway, served by major international carriers including Iberia, Vueling, Ryanair, easyJet, British Airways, Lufthansa, Air France, and Emirates. The airport is 12 km from Fira Gran Via, with direct Metro L9 Sud connections from both terminals. Girona–Costa Brava (GRO) and Reus (REU) are secondary options for low-cost carriers, but require onward transfers of 1–1.5 hours to reach the venue. Book flights early for January 2027 travel, as ICE Barcelona week is a peak period for Barcelona hotel and flight demand

    Visa

    Citizens of the EU/EEA and Switzerland do not need a visa. Nationals of approximately 89 countries (including the US, UK, Canada, Australia, Japan, and most of Latin America) can enter Spain visa-free for short business stays of up to 90 days within any 180-day period. All other nationalities must obtain a Schengen visa (Type C) before travelling, which permits business activities including attending trade fairs and congresses. Visa applications must be submitted in person at the Spanish consulate or visa application centre. Required documents include a valid passport, completed application form, photograph, travel medical insurance (minimum €30,000 coverage), proof of accommodation, return ticket, sufficient financial means (€122.10 per person per day in 2026, minimum €1,098.90), and for business trips, an invitation letter or proof of trade fair registration

    Processing: 15 calendar days (may be extended to 45 calendar days in exceptional cases)

    The visa fee is $106 USD (€90) for adults. Children aged 6-12 pay $53; children under 6 are free. Nationals of Ukraine, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Albania, and Moldova pay $41. Travel medical insurance with minimum €30,000 coverage is mandatory. Applications can be submitted up to 6 months before travel and at least 15 days before. ICE Barcelona 2027 offers a visa letter service through the event registration system

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    Hotels

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

    Check-in (recommended)

    2027-01-18

    Check-out (recommended)

    2027-01-20

    Areas to stay

    L'Hospitalet de Llobregat / Fira vicinity (closest to venue, 150–550m walk) · Plaza Catalunya and Passeig de Gràcia (prime zone, direct metro L9 connection to venue) · L'Eixample (central, good metro access, wider range of hotel inventory) · Gothic Quarter / Ciutat Vella (historic centre, atmospheric, good for evening networking) · Montjuïc / Plaça Espanya (close to Fira Montjuïc, 2 metro stops from Gran Via)

    Budget (3-star)

    $100–$180 per night

    Mid-range (4-star)

    $200–$350 per night

    Premium (5-star)

    $400–$800 per night

    Transport

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

    Airport → venue: Barcelona–El Prat Airport (BCN) is 12 km from Fira Gran Via. Metro L9 Sud connects both Terminal 1 and Terminal 2 directly to the Fira and Europa/Fira stations inside the venue complex, with journey times of 15–25 minutes. A special airport ticket costs approximately €5.50. Taxis are available at dedicated ranks and take 15–20 minutes, costing approximately €25–€35. Several bus routes also serve the venue

    Hotel → venue: Most hotels near the venue are within walking distance (150–550m) of Fira Gran Via. Hotels in central Barcelona (Plaza Catalunya, Passeig de Gràcia, Eixample) are connected via Metro L9 Sud to the Fira and Europa/Fira stations. Journey times from central Barcelona to the venue range from 15–25 minutes. The FGC Europa/Fira station also connects the venue with the city centre and surrounding cities

    Ride-hail: Barcelona has over 10,500 taxis in the metropolitan area. Official taxi ranks are located at venue entrances. Ride-hailing services such as Uber and Bolt are available in Barcelona, though availability during peak event hours may be limited. The AMB Taxi Barcelona app can be used for approximate fares and bookings

    Public transit: The venue is served by three metro stations: Fira and Europa/Fira on L9 Sud, and Foc on L10 Sud. The L9 Sud line connects directly to both airport terminals and the city centre. FGC regional train lines (S8, S33, R6, R5, S4) stop at Europa/Fira station. Several bus routes serve the venue: H12, V1, 79, 65, 46, V3, and H16. A single metro ticket costs approximately €2.55

    Parking: Fira Gran Via has 4,580 parking spaces across multiple car parks. Parking is paid. Electric vehicle charging points are available in car park A. Accessible parking spaces are available in Parking B and Parking F. Use the East Entrance when arriving by car

    Weather

    Plan and pack for the event climate.

    Month: January

    Temperature: 7.4°C to 12.4°C (45.3°F to 54.3°F)

    Seasonality: January is winter in Barcelona with mild but cool temperatures. Rainfall averages 40mm across approximately 8.5 days, with occasional showers. Snowfall is rare, averaging just 1mm for the month. Humidity averages 69%. Sea temperature averages 13.4°C

    Packing: Pack layers, a warm jacket or coat for evening temperatures, and an umbrella or waterproof jacket for occasional rain showers. Comfortable, broken-in walking shoes are essential given the size of the venue. Business casual attire is appropriate for the show floor

    Itinerary builder

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    Default day plan

    1. 08:00Arrive at Fira Gran Via via Metro L9 Sud to Fira station
    2. 09:00Badge collection and entry
    3. 10:00Explore Halls 1–5 exhibitor stands
    4. 13:00Lunch at one of 45 on-site restaurants
    5. 14:00Attend conference sessions and networking
    6. 18:00Depart for city centre via FGC from Europa/Fira station

    Plan your trip

    Planning

    Best day to visit: Monday 18 January or Tuesday 19 January

    The exhibition floor is open longest on Monday and Tuesday (10:00–18:00), giving the most time to explore 600+ exhibitors and attend conference sessions. Wednesday closes at 16:00

    T-90

    Register for a free visitor pass and book flights and accommodation early — Free exhibition passes are available. Book flights and hotels early; Barcelona hotel prices surge during ICE week. Use the official accommodation partner bnetwork for discounted rates

    T-30

    Print your badge and download the floor plan — Print your badge before arriving to significantly reduce queueing time. Use the online floor plan to plan your route and schedule meetings with exhibitors

    T-14

    Schedule meetings and plan your agenda — Contact exhibitors in advance to book meetings. Review the conference programme and identify key sessions to attend. Monday and Tuesday are the best days for meetings as Wednesday closes at 16:00

    T-7

    Confirm travel logistics and pack appropriately — Pack layers, a warm jacket, and comfortable shoes for walking. January in Barcelona is cool (7–12°C) with occasional rain. Bring business cards

    T-1

    Check metro routes and arrival details — Use the South Entrance for public transport (Metro L9 Sud 'Fira' station) and the East Entrance for car arrivals. Metro operates daily 5am–midnight

    Sample visitor itinerary

    Route-optimised day
    08:00

    Arrive at Fira Gran Via via Metro L9 Sud to Fira station

    Fira Gran Via, South Entrance
    09:00

    Badge collection and entry

    South Entrance
    10:00

    Explore Halls 1–5 exhibitor stands

    Fira Gran Via
    13:00

    Lunch at one of the on-site restaurants

    Fira Gran Via
    14:00

    Attend conference sessions and networking

    Fira Gran Via
    18:00

    Depart for city centre via FGC from Europa/Fira station

    Europa/Fira station

    Side trips

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    Sagrada Família

    Architectural Landmark / Basilica

    ~25 min by metro from Fira Gran Via

    Gaudí's iconic unfinished basilica, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Barcelona's most visited monument. Tours range from €34 for an audio guide to €49 for an expert-led visit

    Park Güell

    Park / Architectural Landmark

    ~35 min by metro from Fira Gran Via

    Gaudí's colourful mosaic park with panoramic views over Barcelona. Accredited guides explain the meaning behind its mosaics and structures. Note that the park involves hills and long walks

    Gothic Quarter (Barri Gòtic)

    Historic Neighbourhood

    ~30 min by metro from Fira Gran Via

    Medieval streets, the Barcelona Cathedral, and Roman remains in the heart of the old city. Filled with winding cobbled streets, artisan shops, food stalls, art markets, and cathedrals

    Mercat de Sant Josep de la Boqueria

    Food Market

    ~30 min by metro from Fira Gran Via

    Operating since 1217, one of Barcelona's top attractions, best known for its food stalls where vendors pride themselves on fresh, high-quality dishes. Ideal for an evening bite or souvenir shopping

    Flamenco Shows

    Cultural Performance

    Varies by venue; most in central Barcelona

    Barcelona's flamenco venues offer passionate, high-energy performances filled with music, emotion and tradition. Shows typically start from 7pm onward. Prices vary depending on seat quality and location

    Networking spots

    3

    Time Out Market Barcelona

    Food hall / networking venue

    Located at Maremagnum, this is the venue for the Day Zero networking event on Sunday 17 January 2027, bringing together early arrivals. Recommendation: arrive early to secure a table

    Eixample district

    Restaurant and bar area

    Central Barcelona neighbourhood with a wide range of restaurants and bars suitable for business dinners and informal meetings. Rooftop mixers and private dinners are common during ICE week. Recommendation: book restaurants in advance

    Gothic Quarter

    Historic neighbourhood

    Atmospheric streets with tapas bars and wine bars ideal for evening networking. Recommendation: explore the smaller squares and side streets for authentic experiences

    Budget

    Costs & budget

    No public booth pricing or space rates are published on the official ICE Barcelona 2027 website. Pricing is provided on application through the exhibitor enquiry process

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    Estimated budget
    Live estimate
    • Booth 18 m² × $626.00/m²$11,268.00
    • Hotel × 3 nights$420.00
    • Per diem × 3$195.00
    • Visa$100.00
    • Insurance$65.00
    • Flight — Economy return (from Australia)$2,200.00
    Estimated total$14,248.00

    This is a directional estimate. Please verify live rates before booking.

    Cost reference

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    EUR 580 / per sqm

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    USD 100–180 / per night

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    USD 200–350 / per night

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    USD 400–800 / per night

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    EUR 50–80 / per day

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    USD 106 / per visa

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    USD 30–100 / per trip

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    USD 18–25 / per day

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    Decision

    Visit, exhibit, or skip?

    Should you go?

    Answer these questions to determine whether ICE Barcelona 2027 is right for you to visit, exhibit, or skip. ICE Barcelona is the world's largest iGaming trade fair, bringing together 600+ exhibitors, 65,000+ visitors from 186 countries, 300+ regulators, and 200+ speakers across three days at Fira Gran Via

    QUESTION 1 OF 8

    What is your primary role in the gaming ecosystem?

    Decision matrix

    Compare participation options side by side to choose the best fit for your objectives.

    visit

    You are a decision-maker in gaming looking to source products, meet suppliers, evaluate competitors, or gain market intelligence from 600+ exhibitors and 200+ speakers across three days. A free exhibition pass makes this a low-cost, high-value visit

    Best for

    Operators sourcing gaming technology and solutions; regulators seeking market intelligence; analysts and media covering the global gaming industry; start-ups exploring partnership and investment opportunities; established companies benchmarking competitors

    Min. budget

    $2,000.00

    Timeline

    T-90 days: register for free exhibition pass, book flights and accommodation (prices rise significantly closer to the event), plan agenda. T-30 days: print badge, download floor plan, schedule meetings. T-7 days: confirm travel and meetings

    Risks

    Barcelona hotel prices surge during ICE week — book early via bnetwork official accommodation partner for up to 34% savings

    The venue is extremely large (143,000+ sqm across multiple halls) — plan your route in advance to avoid wasting time

    Under-18s are not admitted; if you look under 25, bring ID

    January weather is cool (7–12°C) — pack layers and comfortable shoes

    exhibit

    Your company has a product or service ready for the global gaming market, you have a budget of $30,000+ for stand and logistics, and your team is prepared for three days of intensive lead generation and business development. The 78% decision-maker attendance and audited visitor figures make ROI provable

    Best for

    Solution providers and technology vendors targeting global gaming operators; start-ups with a product ready for market; established companies launching new products; payment providers, AI companies, data platforms, and fintechs entering gaming; casino equipment manufacturers and lottery technology providers

    Min. budget

    $30,000.00

    Timeline

    T-180 days: book stand space (space sells out early; 86% of 2026 exhibitors rebooked on site), finalize stand design and budget. T-120 days: submit stand plans (double decker: 2 Oct 2026; complex: 16 Oct 2026; non-complex: 6 Nov 2026). T-90 days: order AV, furniture, catering. T-30 days: finalize logistics, team travel, and marketing. T-7 days: build-up begins

    Risks

    Total exhibition cost can range from $30,000 to $70,000+ all-in before staffing — budget carefully

    Average stand gets approximately 49 seconds of attention per attendee across the entire show — stand design and pre-show marketing are critical

    Space pricing is quoted on application and varies by size, location, and configuration

    Competition for attendee attention is fierce with 600+ exhibitors — invest in pre-show marketing and on-stand engagement

    skip

    You are outside the gaming industry, not ready for international trade show participation, or exploring the industry casually. Consider attending a regional event or ICE Barcelona in a future year when your product and budget are aligned

    Best for

    Companies outside the gaming industry; professionals not involved in gaming; anyone unable or unwilling to travel internationally; businesses without a product or service ready for a global trade show; those seeking a purely local or regional event

    Timeline

    Not applicable — monitor ICE Barcelona 2028 or consider a regional gaming event closer to your market

    Risks

    ICE Barcelona is strictly B2B gaming — non-gaming products and services will not find a relevant audience

    International travel to Barcelona requires visa planning for some nationalities (Schengen visa, 15+ day processing)

    A global trade show requires significant time, budget, and preparation — a poorly planned presence can damage brand perception

    January is a peak travel period for Barcelona due to ICE, World Gaming Week, and co-located events — accommodation and flights are expensive and sell out early

    Book with

    Partners

    bnetwork – Official Accommodation Partner

    Accommodation

    Clarion Gaming's official accommodation partner offers discounted hotel rates with an average saving of 34% per night compared to direct booking. Rooms are only available via BNetwork. 40,000 hotel nights per year secured for the five-year tenancy

    Visit partner Confidence: confirmed

    Source: ICE Barcelona official site

    DB Pixelhouse – Official AV Supplier

    Audio Visual

    Official AV supplier for ICE 2027. For preferential rates, order before Monday 21 December 2026. Final orders must be placed by 6pm Friday 15 January 2027

    Visit partner Confidence: confirmed

    Source: ICE Barcelona Official Suppliers page

    ServiFira – Official AV Supplier

    Audio Visual

    One of the official AV suppliers for ICE 2027. Provides standard AV equipment and customised items. Order via Fira Store

    Visit partner Confidence: confirmed

    Source: ICE Barcelona Official Suppliers page

    GES – Official Carpet and Electrics Partner

    Carpet & Electrics

    GES are the official carpet provider for ICE 2027. Space only stands must provide their own carpet through Expresso by GES and provide a fire safety certificate. Branded booth exhibitors have carpet provided as part of their package. GES is also the official partner for all electrics

    Visit partner Confidence: confirmed

    Source: ICE Barcelona Official Suppliers page

    GastroFira – Exclusive Catering Supplier

    Catering

    GastroFira holds the exclusive right to supply all food and beverages consumed on-site at ICE 2027. Confirm final food quantities by 10 December 2026. Early bird deadline for catering orders is 11 December 2026; after this deadline prices increase by 10%

    Visit partner Confidence: confirmed

    Source: ICE Barcelona Show Open Regulations page

    Renfe – Exclusive Train Discount (2026 data)

    Travel

    A special discount of 15% on all train fares (including long-distance routes) with Renfe, Spain's national railway company, for visitors attending ICE and iGB Affiliate. The voucher provides a 15% discount on one-way or return national routes to the nearest station hosting the congress or fair. This information was published on the ICE 2026 Travel & Accommodation page

    Visit partner Confidence: confirmed

    Source: ICE Barcelona Travel & Accommodation page (2026 edition data)

    Recommended providers

    Hotels

    bnetwork

    Clarion Gaming's official accommodation partner. Discounted rates with an average saving of 34% per night compared to direct booking. Rooms are only available via BNetwork. 40,000 hotel nights per year secured for the five-year tenancy. For ICE 2026, bnetwork coordinated 28,300+ room nights across 178 partner hotels with 6,573 rooms at peak. On-site helpdesk available throughout the event

    FAQs & glossary

    Answers

    Frequently asked

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    ICE
    The world's largest iGaming trade fair, where the global gaming industry goes to do business (
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    World Gaming Week
    A week-long series of gaming industry events held in Barcelona, including ICE and iGB Affiliate, running 17-21 January 2027 (
    3
    Sustainable Gambling Zone
    A dedicated exhibition area promoting safer gambling tools and charity partnerships, featuring over 30 partners (
    4
    Pitch ICE
    A platform for start-ups to showcase their products, solutions, and business models to a global audience of investors and industry leaders (
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    Fira Barcelona Gran Via
    The venue for ICE Barcelona 2027, located in Barcelona, Spain (

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