Las Vegas, Nevada – January 6–9, 2026
www.ces.tech
Focus Areas: Consumer electronics, smart homes, robotics, wearables, mobility tech, AI, VR/AR.
Why attend: CES is the world’s most influential tech event, where every major electronics brand launches new products and startups gain global exposure.
Tips for exhibitors:
Reserve booth space early — prime locations sell out fast.
Use live demos and interactive experiences to attract visitors.
Follow up quickly after the show with media and buyer contacts.
Las Vegas, Nevada – June 13–19, 2026
Focus Areas: Pro AV, digital signage, immersive displays, conferencing systems, LED and audio tech.
Why attend: InfoComm is North America’s largest audiovisual event, where integrators, engineers, and designers meet to explore the future of visual communication.
Tips:
Showcase interactive content or immersive sound experiences.
Prepare technical documentation and system case studies.
Optimize lighting and sound on your booth to stand out.
Anaheim, California – June 3–4, 2026
Focus Areas: Space systems, satellite manufacturing, small sats, launch technology, sensors, communications.
Why attend: With the rapid rise of the commercial space economy, this is a must-attend event for aerospace suppliers and innovators.
Tips:
Highlight certifications and aerospace-grade components.
Target government and defense procurement programs.
Use a “space mission” booth theme to match the audience.
San Antonio, Texas – June 15–18, 2026
Focus Areas: Hospitality technology, digital guest experience, hotel automation, service robots, AR/VR travel tech.
Why attend: HITEC is the world’s largest hospitality-tech event, connecting solution providers with hotels, resorts, and travel-tech leaders.
Tips:
Bring real-world demos (smart room control, guest-service robots).
Focus on ROI and service-efficiency metrics.
Network with hotel chains and property-management software buyers.
Detroit, Michigan – June 9–12, 2026
Focus Areas: Intelligent transportation, autonomous driving, V2X, smart city infrastructure, EV mobility.
Why attend: ITS America brings together automakers, city planners, and tech providers shaping the future of transportation.
Tips:
Showcase connected-vehicle systems or traffic-management solutions.
Emphasize safety, interoperability, and scalability.
Engage with municipalities and DOT representatives.
Summary: How to Prepare for a U.S. Tech Expo
Choose the right niche: Match your product or service to the most relevant event.
Plan early: Book booth space 6–12 months in advance.
Budget wisely: Include booth build, shipping, lodging, marketing, and staffing.
Engage visitors: Create interactive demos and collect leads efficiently.
Follow up: Schedule post-show meetings and thank-you messages immediately.
Mind logistics: For large exhibits, plan freight, customs clearance, and handling in advance.