Toronto Market Week is a major B2B trade show held at The International Centre in Mississauga, Canada, from August 9-11, 2026 (exhibit halls) with showrooms open August 6-13, 2026. It features over 400 exhibitors and 1,000+ brands across fashion, gift, home, toys, and handmade goods, segmented into dedicated sections like MODE, Gift & Home, The Play Zone, and By Hand Gift Show. The event is organized by Newcom Media Inc. in partnership with SHOW T.O. and By Hand Gift Show, and serves as a key wholesale marketplace for Canadian retailers.
Dates
6–13 Aug 2026
City / country
Mississauga, Canada
Venue
The International Centre
Time
9:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Companies exhibiting at Show T.O 2026 include 1Di Inc, A Plus International Corp, A.R.Z Steel, A.S. 98 & Mjus and A1 Rituals Candles & Co.
Event overview
Toronto Market Week is Canada's national wholesale tradeshow for the gift, home, and fashion industries, held at The International Centre in Mississauga, Ontario. It is the destination for retailers and buyers to source and purchase products for their stores.
Held twice a year, in January and August, Toronto Market Week adapts to the ever-changing retail landscape. As buyers expand into new categories to meet their customers' needs, Toronto Market Week grows alongside them, building a true destination for all Canadian retailers.
TL;DR
Source the next bestsellers for your store from 400+ exhibitors and 1,000+ brands across fashion, gift, home, toys, and lifestyle categories. Enjoy seamless access between exhibit halls and 45+ permanent SHOW T.O. showrooms, plus complimentary breakfast, refreshments, and lunch for qualified buyers. Free parking, easy transit access via GO train tunnel walkway, and free shuttles from host hotels.
Showcase products to Canada’s top retail buyers, including independent retailers, boutiques, and national chains like Amazon, Costco, Indigo, Walmart, and TJX Canada. Exhibitors gain direct access to purchase-ready retailers actively sourcing for the upcoming season, with opportunities for on-the-spot orders, face-to-face networking, and real-time market insights. Booth space is limited and fills fast.
Attendees, exhibitors & solutions
Visitor profile
Typical attendee groups you can expect to meet.
Exhibitor profile
Main supplier and exhibitor segments present at the show.
Product categories
Key solution areas showcased across the event.
Location & Facilities
Halls & areas
26900 Airport Road, L4V 1E8 Mississauga, Canada
Entrances & gates
Main Entrance
Bus stop located near the Main Entrance on Airport Road.
Complimentary on-site parking for over 5,000 vehicles. Electric vehicle charging stations available outside the Conference Centre.
5,000 spaces ·
The International Centre is AODA compliant with barrier-free accessibility. Wheelchair-accessible entrances at each main entrance, accessible parking spaces near every entrance, and barrier-free washrooms with baby-changing stations. Wheelchairs may be provided by contacting the show you are attending directly.
Electric vehicle charging stations available outside the Conference Centre.
No dedicated shuttle service operates between the convention center and partner hotels, but complimentary shuttles run all day from Toronto Market Week host hotels to and from. The International Centre during show days. Shuttles are not allowed to pick up and drop off at non-host hotels due to contracts.
Food options
Craft Eatery, Complimentary Buyer Meals
On-site diningParking: Ample free parking available on site.
Attend
Event days & opening times
Ticket info
Ticket notes
Toronto Market Week is Canada's wholesale buying event and a B2B tradeshow. Registration is required for retailers and buyers.
Who runs the show
What's on
SHOW T.O.
By Hand Gift Show
How the last edition performed
Current edition
2026 · 3,000 visitors · 400 exhibitors
Visitors
5,000
Exhibitors
400
Growth over time
Edition recap
Toronto Market Week's January 2025 show set a new attendance record, drawing more than 5,000 retail buyers – a 10% increase from January 2024. The four-day event (January 25-28) featured over 400 vendors, including 70+ new brands, across 75,000 net sq. ft. of exhibit space at The International Centre in Mississauga. Attendees came from all across Canada, with 81% from Ontario, Quebec, and Manitoba, 10.5% from Western Canada, and 7.2% from the Maritimes.
Over 91% of exhibitors wrote multiple orders, and more than 80% opened new accounts, demonstrating strong business opportunities and industry growth. The show also featured 35+ permanent SHOW T.O. showrooms, providing buyers with year-round access to top gift and home decor brands.
The August 2024 show brought together 3,696 retailers and buyers, with 83% placing orders with exhibitors and 67% exploring new partnerships with vendors they hadn't worked with before. The event continues to expand, with SHOW T.O. showrooms growing from 8 to 36 and new categories such as gourmet food, toys, baby and child products, eco-friendly items, and private label goods being added.
New this edition
Four-Day Show Format
January 2025 show expanded to four full days (Saturday–Tuesday) due to overwhelming demand, giving buyers more time to explore and engage with exhibitors.
SourceVIP Designer Brunch
First-ever VIP designer brunch hosted in collaboration with Marla Bakar, featuring a keynote presentation and curated show tour from Jane Lockhart.
SourceBy Hand Gift Show Integration
By Hand Gift Show, a unique wholesale show dedicated to Canadian handmade goods, joined Toronto Market Week in January 2023, adding another layer to the buying experience.
SourceSHOW T.O. Expansion
SHOW T.O. permanent showrooms grew from 8 to 36, and the exhibit space expanded to include new categories such as gourmet food, toys, baby and child products, eco-friendly/sustainable items, and white/private label goods.
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Testimonials
It's exciting to see Toronto Market Week grow year after year, with buyers eager to discover new products, expand their offerings, and build valuable connections. The energy and enthusiasm here bode well for the future of the industry.
Toronto Market Week is more than just a trade show; it's a dynamic marketplace where designers, retailers, and trendsetters converge to explore, connect, and redefine the future of the Canadian retail experience.
We're excited to see Toronto Market Week becoming the show we have set out to design. The feedback from exhibitors and attendees has been positive. By listening to the needs of the industry and retailers across Canada, we will continue to build a show and buying experience like no other.
Next edition outlook
2026-08-06 – 2026-08-13The August 2026 edition takes place at The International Centre in Mississauga, ON, featuring 400+ exhibitors and 45+ showrooms across 355k+ sq. ft. Exhibit Halls run August 9–11, 2026.
2027 future dates confirmed for January 23–26, 2027 and August 8–10, 2027.
Impact
Toronto Market Week serves as Canada's primary wholesale sourcing event for retailers across gift, home decor, lifestyle, toys, and fashion sectors, consolidating temporary exhibit halls and permanent showrooms into a single destination at The International Centre.
Audience quality
Attracts qualified retail buyers, boutique owners, and supermarket procurement managers sourcing wholesale bestsellers across fashion, giftware, handmade goods, and home accents.
Exhibitor outcomes
Provides suppliers direct access to Canadian retail buyers across a 355,000+ sq. ft. exhibition floor featuring over 400 exhibitors and 45+ permanent showrooms.
Intelligence
207
Exhibitors
18
Categories
2
Countries
2
Pavilions
Canada
United States
High priority
Buyers sourcing
Gift & Home Retail Suppliers (profile Pending)
Buyers sourcing
Other Gift & Home Retail Suppliers
Buyers sourcing
Fashion & Apparel Suppliers
Buyers sourcing
Home Décor, Gifts & Giftware Suppliers
Buyers sourcing
Jewelry & Fashion Accessories Suppliers
Medium priority
Buyers sourcing
Sales Agency & Wholesale Distributors
Buyers sourcing
Toys & Children's Product Suppliers
Buyers sourcing
Kitchen, Housewares & Tableware Suppliers
Buyers sourcing
Food, Beverage & Gourmet Gift Suppliers
Buyers sourcing
Home Fragrance & Candle Suppliers
Intelligence
Key market insights, trends, news and related events to help you understand the bigger picture.
Why it matters
Toronto Market Week is Canada’s national wholesale tradeshow for the gift, home, and fashion industries. It is a critical B2B marketplace that brings together retailers, designers, manufacturers, and wholesalers to showcase innovative, high-quality, and trend-driven products. As the industry adapts to a changing retail landscape, the show provides a vital platform for buyers to discover new trends, place orders, and network with suppliers. The January 2026 edition solidified its position as Canada’s premier destination for these sectors, drawing over 4,000 buyers and more than 400 exhibitors. With ongoing expansion plans and a growing emphasis on Canadian-made products, the event is essential for anyone looking to stay competitive in the Canadian retail market.
Key trends shaping this market and its wider industry.
Shopper Intentionality and Brand Storytelling
Today's consumers are increasingly focused on the intention behind their purchases. They are drawn to products with meaningful stories, local roots, and a connection to the people behind the brand. This is a shift from previous years, where shoppers were focused on price and convenience. This trend is particularly strong in gift categories like jewellery, candles, and bath and body products.
SourceRetail Value and AI in Marketing
Retailers are seeing a continued focus on value, especially with younger demographics like Gen Z. There is also a rise in the use of AI in marketing and engagement, along with the continued influence of TikTok and social media on sales channels. These trends highlight the need for retailers to adapt their marketing strategies to meet evolving consumer behaviours.
SourceExperiential Retail and Sensory Environments
Creating a sensory-rich environment where customers feel connected is key to driving repeat business. This involves curating a cohesive, streamlined retail experience that goes beyond just selling products. This trend is about making the shopping experience memorable and engaging.
SourceGrowth of the Canadian-Made Movement
There is a strong and growing demand for Canadian-made and Canadian-owned products. Initiatives like the 'Buy Canadian' movement are gaining traction, with retailers and consumers alike seeking out locally sourced goods. This is creating significant opportunities for Canadian artisans and brands.
SourceGift Category Evolution and Nostalgia
Classic gift categories like candles, jewellery, and bath and body are being refreshed with new trends. For instance, there is a shift toward gift-ready packaging, nostalgic and comforting scents, and statement pieces that still feel wearable. This evolution keeps perennial favourites relevant and exciting for shoppers.
SourceLatest updates from across the market.
Toronto Market Week is one of several key trade shows serving the Canadian gift, home, and fashion retail sectors. The circuit includes major events organized by the Canadian Gift Association (CanGift) and other independent producers, offering buyers and exhibitors multiple opportunities throughout the year to connect and do business across the country. The market is characterized by a mix of national flagship events in Toronto, regional markets in Western and Atlantic Canada, and specialized shows focused on handmade goods and design.
Toronto Gift + Home Market (Fall)
Toronto, Canada
Held at the Toronto Congress Centre – North Building.
websiteInterior Design Show (IDS) Toronto
Toronto, Canada
Includes a professional trade day and accredited seminar program.
websiteToronto Gift + Home Market (Spring)
Toronto, Canada
Held at the Toronto Congress Centre – South Building.
websiteSummer/Fall 2026 (Aug–Dec)
A dense period of major gift, home, and lifestyle shows in the Greater Toronto Area, offering buyers and exhibitors multiple sourcing opportunities.
Winter/Spring 2027 (Jan–Feb)
Early-year shows in Toronto and Edmonton, setting the stage for the spring and summer selling seasons.
Compiled from official event websites and industry calendars. Dates for 2027 events are confirmed as of July 2026.
Plan your trip
Choose from the following airports, with convenient access to the event and venue.
Toronto Pearson International Airport
Closest major airport. Located just 3 km from. The International Centre along Airport Road. Accessible via taxi, rideshare, or UP Express train from Union Station. Bus route 107 and GO Transit also available.
3 km
to venue
5-10 minutes
by car
Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport
Downtown Toronto airport. Accessible via car ferry, tram, and bus combination (~1.5 hours). Taxi or rideshare is more direct (~30-45 min).
27 km
to venue
30-45 minutes
by car
A range of accommodation options near the venue and across key areas.
USD 150–215 / night
Upscale hotels with premium amenities, on-site dining, and fitness centers. Examples: Alt Hotel Toronto Airport (CAD 209), Element Toronto Airport (CAD 215).
USD 130–170 / night
Comfortable business hotels with complimentary breakfast, airport shuttles, and parking. Examples: Hilton Garden Inn Toronto Airport (CAD 190), Four Points By Sheraton (CAD 199), Sandman Signature Mississauga Hotel (CAD 189).
USD 120–150 / night
Affordable options with essential amenities, often including breakfast and airport shuttles. Examples: Holiday Inn Express & Suites Toronto Airport South (CAD 184), Holiday Inn Toronto International Airport (CAD 169).
Get around the city with these convenient transport options.
GO Train
Malton GO Station is connected to the venue via a tunnel walkway. Pay with Presto for discounted fares.
UP Express
The UP Express provides a fast connection from Pearson Airport (adjacent to the venue) to downtown Toronto in approximately 25 minutes.
MiWay Bus (Routes 7 & 107)
Dedicated bus stops are located near the Main Entrance on Airport Road. Routes 7 and 107 serve the venue.
Complimentary Shuttle
Complimentary transportation is provided between the official host hotels and the venue during show days. Check with your hotel for schedules.
Taxi / Rideshare (Uber, Lyft)
Pick-up and drop-off available at the Main Entrance. Fares vary by distance and demand.
Parking
Complimentary on-site parking is available for over 5,000 vehicles at the venue.
Plan your trip
Check the latest visa requirements and entry guidelines before travelling.
| Type | Who needs it | Fee | Processing | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) | Citizens of visa-exempt countries (excluding U.S. citizens) traveling to Canada by air for business purposes. | $5.00 | Usually approved within minutes; some applications may require additional processing. | |
| Visitor Visa (Temporary Resident Visa) | Citizens of countries that are not visa-exempt, traveling to Canada for business. | $75.00 | Varies by country; generally 60 days for applications from outside Canada, but can be longer. |
Citizens of over 50 countries, including the UK, Australia, Japan, Germany, France, and the UAE, do not need a visitor visa but must obtain an eTA for air travel. U.S. citizens are exempt from both visa and eTA requirements. As of May 2026, Indonesia and Malaysia were added to the visa-exempt list, allowing eTA travel. The list is subject to change; travelers should verify their status on the official IRCC website.
Canada accepts ATA Carnets for the temporary importation of goods, such as exhibition samples and professional equipment. The carnet replaces national temporary entry documents and guarantees duties if goods are not re-exported. It is valid for one year and accepted in over 80 countries. The Canadian Chamber of Commerce administers ATA Carnets in Canada. Exhibitors should check with their local chamber of commerce for issuance.
Official visa pageWeather
August in Mississauga is warm and pleasant. Average highs range from 74°F to 79°F (23°C to 26°C), with lows around 60°F to 64°F (16°C to 18°C). The month typically sees occasional thunderstorms and is the rainiest of the summer months. Humidity can be noticeable, but August is generally the clearest month of the year. Pack light layers, comfortable walking shoes, and a light jacket or umbrella for potential rain showers.
Plan for the climate
Check temperatures and pack accordingly
Venue connectivity
The International Centre is exceptionally well-connected. It is located just 3 km from Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ). A bus stop is located near the Main Entrance on Airport Road, served by Mississauga Transit (MiWay). The Malton GO Station is adjacent to the venue, connected via a tunnel walkway. The venue is also easily accessible via major highways and the UP Express train from Union Station. Complimentary shuttle services run all day from Toronto Market Week host hotels to and from. The International Centre.
Ride-hailing
Taxis
Public transit
Car rentals
Useful information to help you have a smooth and respectful visit.
Indigenous Heritage
Mississauga is located on the traditional territory of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, the Haudenosaunee Confederacy, and the Huron-Wendat and Wyandot Nations. The city's name itself originates from the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. Visitors can explore Indigenous art trails and public art installations throughout the city.
Multicultural Diversity
Mississauga is one of Canada's most culturally diverse cities, with residents representing more than 100 countries. This diversity is reflected in the city's vibrant food scene, festivals, and community events.
Arts & Culture
The city boasts a thriving arts scene. The Art Gallery of Mississauga offers free admission and features works by local and national artists. The Living Arts Centre is a hub for performing arts, offering theater, music, and dance. Public art is an important part of the city's culture, with sculptures and murals across the city.
Tipping Etiquette
Tipping is customary in Canada. Standard gratuities: 15-20% at restaurants, $1-2 per bag for hotel porters, and $2-5 per day for housekeeping.
Language
English is the primary language. Mississauga's multicultural population means many other languages are commonly spoken, especially in hospitality and retail settings.
Practical guides
Everything needed to arrive prepared, navigate the event, and make the visit productive.
Destination: Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ)
Book flights to YYZ for maximum convenience. YTZ is a secondary option for those staying downtown. Consider booking early for best rates, especially for international travel.
Book flightsBusiness visitors attending Toronto Market Week generally do not need a work permit. Whether you need a visa or an eTA depends on your nationality. U.S. citizens are exempt from both. Citizens of visa-exempt countries (except U.S.) need an eTA for air travel. Citizens of other countries need a visitor visa. All business visitors must prove their main place of business and income are outside Canada and have sufficient funds for their stay.
Processing: eTA: minutes to days; Visitor Visa: 60 days or more
eTA applications are submitted online and cost CAD 7 (approx. USD 5). Visitor visa applications are processed by IRCC; processing times vary by country and can be longer. It is recommended to apply well in advance. The event organizer may provide an event code for visa applications if the event is registered with IRCC, which can facilitate the process.
OfficialFind a stay near the venue with options for every budget.
Get to the venue and around the city with these options.
Airport → venue: Pearson (YYZ) is 3 km away. Take MiWay Bus 7/107, taxi/rideshare (~CAD 20-30), or UP Express to Malton Station. Complimentary hotel shuttles are also available from many host hotels.
Hotel → venue: Complimentary shuttles run from host hotels to the venue. Walking distance from some hotels (e.g., Alt Hotel, Four Points). MiWay buses and GO Train also serve the area.
Ride-hail: Uber/Lyft available; pick-up/drop-off at Main Entrance. Estimated CAD 20-30 from Pearson, CAD 40-60 from downtown Toronto.
Public transit: MiWay Bus routes 7 and 107 stop at the venue. GO Train (Malton station, tunnel walkway) and UP Express (Pearson to downtown) provide regional connectivity.
Parking: Complimentary on-site parking for 5,000+ vehicles. EV charging stations available.
Plan and pack for the event climate.
Month: August
Temperature: 60°F to 79°F (16°C to 26°C)
Seasonality: Occasional thunderstorms; August has the most rainfall of the summer months.
Packing: Pack light layers, comfortable walking shoes, a light jacket for air-conditioned halls, and an umbrella or raincoat.
Plan your trip
Best day to visit: Sunday, August 9, 2026
Sunday is the first day of the main exhibit halls (Halls 1 & 2) and the busiest day with the most exhibitors present. It allows for full access to all sections, including Gift & Home, MODE, By Hand, and The Play Zone. You'll have the best chance to meet exhibitors when they are fresh and fully set up. Additionally, Sunday coincides with the final day of Jurassic Quest, offering a side activity.
Review exhibitor list and floor plan — Shortlist must-see brands and plan your route across Halls 1 and 2.
Register for your visitor badge — Pre-register online to skip queues. Have two pieces of business ID ready for verification.
Book flights and hotel — Fly into YYZ (3 km away). Book through the official hotel block for best rates and shuttle access.
Request meetings with key exhibitors — Many exhibitors welcome pre-arranged appointments. Use the event directory to contact them.
Plan your itinerary — Allocate time for Hall 1 (Gift & Home, By Hand, Play Zone) and Hall 2 (MODE fashion). Include SHOW T.O. showrooms.
Confirm travel and accommodation details — Reconfirm flights, hotel, and shuttle schedules. Check weather forecast.
Prepare materials — Bring business cards, a notepad, a portable charger, and comfortable shoes.
Review show map and schedule — Familiarize yourself with hall layout, entrance locations, and food options.
Arrive at The International Centre. Pick up badge and floor plan.
Main Entrance / RegistrationExhibit Halls open. Start in Hall 1 – Gift & Home.
Hall 1Visit By Hand Gift Show for Canadian handmade products.
Hall 1Lunch at Craft Eatery (complimentary for qualified buyers).
Exhibit Hall / LobbyExplore The Play Zone for toys, games, and plush.
Hall 1Move to Hall 2 – MODE fashion section.
Hall 2Visit SHOW T.O. permanent showrooms (open until 5 PM).
Main / Upper LevelsDay 1 wrap-up. Review notes and plan for Day 2.
On-site / HotelNetworking dinner at a nearby restaurant.
MississaugaSquare One Shopping Centre
Shopping
15 min drive
Ontario's largest shopping mall with over 360 stores, restaurants, and entertainment options.
Mississauga Celebration Square
Cultural / Events
15 min drive
A vibrant public square hosting concerts, festivals, and community events. Features an outdoor skating rink and splash pad.
Port Credit Lakeside
Outdoor / Dining
20 min drive
A scenic waterfront village along Lake Ontario with boutique shops, restaurants, and a marina. Enjoy a stroll along the Waterfront Trail.
Jurassic Quest
Family Entertainment
On-site (International Centre)
North America's largest moving dinosaur exhibit. Running August 7-9, 2026 – perfect for a pre- or post-show activity.
Art Gallery of Mississauga
Arts & Culture
15 min drive
Free admission gallery featuring contemporary art exhibitions by local and national artists.
Toronto Zoo
Family / Outdoor
45 min drive
One of the largest zoos in the world with over 5,000 animals and immersive exhibits.
Craft Eatery
On-site Dining
A casual spot for lunch and coffee breaks. Great for informal conversations with exhibitors and buyers.
Exhibit Halls
Show Floor
The best place to network with exhibitors and other retailers. Ask questions, exchange cards, and discuss orders.
SHOW T.O. Showrooms
Permanent Showrooms
Smaller, more intimate settings for deeper conversations with brand representatives.
VIP Designer Brunch
Special Event
If offered, attend for curated tours, keynote presentations, and high-level networking.
Host Hotels
Evening Networking
Many exhibitors and buyers stay at host hotels – the lobbies and bars are natural networking spots after show hours.
Budget
Shell scheme
CAD 199.13–204.51 / m²
Raw space
CAD 177.6–182.99 / m²
Standard booth
9 m²
Prices exclude 13% HST. Corner premium is $200 per corner for spaces between 100 sq ft. 30% deposit required upon receipt of invoice; balance due June 5, 2026. Cap for 5ft depth booths is 20 ft wide.
sourceAdjust the inputs below to create a directional event budget.
This is a directional estimate. Please verify live rates before booking.
Official cost items and estimated ranges for exhibitors.
Booth Space (Shell Scheme)
exhibitor · standard
CAD 199.13–204.51 / sqm
Booth Space (Raw Space)
exhibitor · standard
CAD 177.6–182.99 / sqm
Corner Premium
exhibitor · standard
CAD 200 / per corner
Hotel (Budget)
both · budget
CAD 120–150 / per night
Hotel (Mid-Range)
both · mid
CAD 150–200 / per night
Hotel (Premium)
both · premium
CAD 200–280 / per night
Visitor Visa (eTA)
visitor · standard
USD 5–7 / per person
Visitor Visa (TRV)
visitor · standard
USD 75–100 / per person
Insurance
exhibitor · standard
CAD 100–200 / per policy
| Item | For | Tier | Estimated range | Status | As of |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Booth Space (Shell Scheme) | exhibitor | standard | CAD 199.13–204.51 / sqm | official | 2026-01-15 |
| Booth Space (Raw Space) | exhibitor | standard | CAD 177.6–182.99 / sqm | official | 2026-01-15 |
| Corner Premium | exhibitor | standard | CAD 200 / per corner | official | 2026-01-15 |
| Hotel (Budget) | both | budget | CAD 120–150 / per night | estimate | 2026-07-24 |
| Hotel (Mid-Range) | both | mid | CAD 150–200 / per night | estimate | 2026-07-24 |
| Hotel (Premium) | both | premium | CAD 200–280 / per night | estimate | 2026-07-24 |
| Visitor Visa (eTA) | visitor | standard | USD 5–7 / per person | official | 2026-07-24 |
| Visitor Visa (TRV) | visitor | standard | USD 75–100 / per person | official | 2026-07-24 |
| Insurance | exhibitor | standard | CAD 100–200 / per policy | estimate | 2026-07-24 |
Decision
Answer the 8 questions below to get a personalized recommendation on whether to visit, exhibit, or skip Toronto Market Week 2026.
QUESTION 1 OF 8
Are you a retail buyer or store owner sourcing products for the upcoming season?
Compare participation options side by side to choose the best fit for your objectives.
visit
You are a qualified retail buyer looking to source 400+ exhibitors, attend a B2B trade show, and network with Canadian retailers.
Best for
Retail buyers, store owners, and industry professionals seeking to discover new products, place orders, and network with suppliers.
Min. budget
$500.00
Timeline
Registration is open; plan travel 1-2 months in advance.
Risks
Limited time to see all exhibitors – prioritize using the floor plan.
Travel and accommodation costs can add up if not booked early.
exhibit
You have a strong product-market fit for Canadian retail, a clear ROI plan, and a team ready to engage with buyers.
Best for
Brands and suppliers in fashion, gift, home, toys, and handmade goods looking to connect with Canadian retailers and grow their wholesale business.
Min. budget
$2,000.00
Timeline
Booth space is limited; book early. 30% deposit due upon invoice, balance due June 5, 2026.
Risks
Booth costs can be significant – ensure ROI through strong lead capture.
Staffing and logistics require careful planning.
skip
Your target market is not represented, or you have limited resources to invest in this event.
Best for
Businesses not aligned with the event's product categories, those with limited budgets, or those who prefer digital engagement.
Timeline
No timeline needed.
Risks
Missing out on face-to-face networking and trend insights.
Potential loss of competitive advantage if competitors attend.
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Recommended providers
Official hotel booking page with discounted room blocks for exhibitors and attendees. Book early as rooms sell out quickly.
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