DMWF Europe 2026, the Digital Marketing World Forum Europe, is back in Amsterdam, Netherlands from 24 November 2026 to 25 November 2026, once again bringing the sector together in one place. Drawing speakers and delegates from around the world, it offers a focused platform for learning and connection. Held every year, each edition stays fresh and timely. The event is expected to welcome around 2500 attendees from across the world. As the organiser, DMWF Ltd. curates the agenda and keeps the experience running smoothly. RAI Amsterdam provides the backdrop, with the space and facilities to match the programme.
Few cities suit an event like this as well as Amsterdam. As a destination, Amsterdam combines accessibility, hospitality and a character all its own. Whether you fly in or come by rail, Amsterdam is well served and easy to move around. Lodging is easy to sort in Amsterdam, with everything from conference hotels to smaller stays with local flavour. Beyond the sessions, Amsterdam rewards visitors with its food, culture and local landmarks.
Whether marketing is your focus or you want the wider view, Marketing, Digital Marketing, Marketing Industry, Mobile Marketing and Business Services & Professional are covered from several angles. The schedule leaves room to breathe, with breaks built for the conversations that matter as much as the talks. With 150+ speakers presenting, the hardest part is choosing which sessions to attend. Confirmed speakers include Olena Klymenchuk (Global Brand Director, Finlandia Vodka Coca-Cola HBC), Robert Nyman (Head of DV360 for GCS EMEA, Google) and Grigory Lavrov (VP, Marketing, Local Brands & Franchise Management, CEE, Middle East, Turkey, Africa, Warner Bros), alongside others.
The blend of content and community makes it a genuinely worthwhile trip. Whether you attend to learn, present or connect, DMWF Europe 2026 offers a valuable platform for analysts, creators and decision-makers.
Rooms in Amsterdam get scarce as the dates approach, so securing a hotel near the venue sooner rather than later is the safer bet.
