EOS European Outdoor Show 2026 Expands Global Reach in Parma's Trade Hub
EOS European Outdoor Show 2026 Expands Global Reach in Parma's Trade Hub
EOS European Outdoor Show 2026 Expands Global Reach in Parma's Trade Hub
The EOS European Outdoor Show 2026 will return to Parma Exhibition Centre from March 28 to 30. Italy's leading trade fair for hunting, shooting sports, and outdoor industries is set to attract a more international crowd this year. Organisers have planned a stronger focus on professional buyers and global media attendance.
The event will highlight the newest innovations in firearms, ammunition, and outdoor equipment. Exhibits will be organised by category, with dedicated halls for each sector. Visitors can also test products firsthand at a temporary shooting range and Parma's TSN shooting complex.
Parma's central location makes travel convenient for attendees. The city sits within easy reach of Brescia, Verona, Milan, and Bologna. Fiere di Parma is providing a modern, eco-friendly venue with better traffic management and expanded parking.
This year's late-March timing aligns well with the schedules of hunting tourism professionals. Over 250 foreign operators and 170 journalists are expected to attend, reinforcing the show's growing international profile.
The EOS European Outdoor Show 2026 will run for three days in Parma, Italy's Food Valley capital. The fair will feature structured exhibits, live testing opportunities, and a renewed focus on global industry connections. Improved logistics and a professional-oriented schedule aim to enhance the experience for exhibitors and visitors alike.
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