Food & Hospitality Asia 2027, the Food & Hospitality Asia Annual Exhibition, returns to Singapore from 20 April 2027 to 23 April 2027, bringing the trade fair community together. The floor fills with brands, distributors and procurement teams, all there to compare products and strike deals in person. This annual gathering builds on each previous edition. Expect to join around 60000 attendees over the course of the event. The event is organised by Informa Markets, bringing proven expertise in delivering world-class gatherings. Doors open at Singapore Expo, a space designed to keep large gatherings flowing smoothly.

Choosing Singapore as the host city gives Food & Hospitality Asia 2027 a real sense of place. Visitors get the dual benefit of a focused professional programme and a destination worth exploring. Reaching Singapore is straightforward, with strong international connections and local transport that make getting to the venue easy. Places to stay are plentiful, and picking one near the venue keeps your mornings short and your options open. There is life after the last session here: Singapore's food scene, culture and landmarks make for a fuller trip. As a global city-state, Singapore is a natural hub for international business and professional gatherings.

If it touches foods or anything across Foods, Beverages, Hospitality and Food & Beverage, chances are it is on a stand here somewhere. It compresses the sales cycle, letting buyers see, touch and compare before a single follow-up email is sent. Some 1820+ exhibitors set out their latest, turning the floor into a live snapshot of the sector. Its 70,000 m² of exhibition space spread across the halls leave plenty of room to walk, meet and do business.

For the cost of a few days, you get a read on the whole market that no spreadsheet can match. If you count yourself among manufacturers, distributors and sourcing teams, Food & Hospitality Asia 2027 is one to build your schedule around.

Early registration often comes with the best rates and the smoothest entry, so it pays to sort your ticket ahead of time.

Planning the trip: see the Singapore guide for airport connections, local transport and accommodation advice.