Busworld Türkiye 2026 expands with record exhibitors and global industry buzz
Busworld Türkiye 2026 expands with record exhibitors and global industry buzz
Busworld Türkiye 2026 expands with record exhibitors and global industry buzz
Busworld Türkiye, the leading trade fair for the bus and coach industry, is set to return for its 11th edition in 2026. The main event will take place in Istanbul from 17 to 19 June, following a successful 2024 gathering that drew over 12,000 professionals from around the world. Organisers have already confirmed 161 exhibitors, with more expected to join before the event opens its doors.
The 2024 edition of Busworld Türkiye attracted 12,366 professional visitors from 96 countries. This strong turnout has boosted confidence in the event's future, with Vincent Dewaele, General Manager of Busworld International, expressing optimism about its continued growth.
The 2026 exhibition will expand its space, growing from 9,862 square metres in 2024 to 11,358 square metres. Around 30 new Turkish exhibitors will take part, alongside international newcomers from China, Germany, Mexico, Italy, and Taiwan. Temsa, a major player in the industry, will also return after a period of absence.
Busworld Türkiye 2026 has gained official support from key sectoral organisations, including İSTAB, TÖHOB, and TOF. The event has also been included in the incentive programme of the Turkish Ministry of Trade, further strengthening its position as a key industry gathering. So far, Huber+Suhner is the only confirmed exhibitor, with its booth located in Hall 2/A40.
With 161 exhibitors already registered and more expected, the 2026 edition is shaping up to be one of the largest yet. The event will continue to serve as a major platform for networking, innovation, and business in the bus and coach sector.
Busworld Türkiye 2026 will run from 17 to 19 June at a larger venue in Istanbul. The expanded exhibition space and growing list of exhibitors reflect the event's increasing importance in the industry. Organisers and participants alike anticipate another successful gathering for professionals in the bus and coach sector.
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