Berlin, Hamburg, and Dubai lead a dense global week

Running across 15 halls at Messe Düsseldorf, this fair covers motorhomes, caravans, campervans, accessories, and travel destinations, serving both consumer and trade professional audiences through 6 September.

Hamburg Messe hosts the leading international maritime trade fair, with conference programming centred on decarbonisation, digitalisation, and maritime security across a four-day run through 4 September.

Expo Center Norte in São Paulo hosts this Americas-focused professional beauty event, covering hair, aesthetics, makeup, nails, barbering, and skincare, with congresses and training courses running alongside the exhibition floor.

The National Exhibition and Convention Center in Shanghai hosts this international furniture fair, spanning home furniture, decor, textiles, outdoor, office furniture, and machinery sectors with a focus on market access for foreign brands.

Co-located with Middle East Energy at Dubai World Trade Centre, this regional debut covers battery technology, energy storage solutions, and electric mobility, connecting global suppliers with Middle East and Africa decision-makers.

Johannesburg Expo Centre hosts South Africa's biennial mining, industrial, and electrical trade show, covering machinery, automation, power, and transport solutions across the full mining value chain through 11 September.

The 4th edition of SIAL in China South at Poly World Trade Center Expo in Guangzhou links the Greater Bay Area with Southeast Asia, covering food and beverage categories across an international trade platform.

India Travel Mart's Amritsar edition brings together travel and tourism exhibitors from across India and international markets, serving as a regional B2B and consumer platform within the broader ITM series.

The 34th MSPO at Targi Kielce in Poland opens 8 September, showcasing defence technologies, armoured vehicles, and security solutions from exhibitors across 34 countries to government and military audiences.