Be an exhibitor Our method
How the calendar is checked
Every date in our calendars is read on the organiser's own website. Of 103 listings, 75 are verified that way; the rest say plainly that they are not. Last full review: 3 November 2026.
Use the data
- calendar.json: every listing with its dates, venue, status, verification day and organiser website.
- Plastics & chemicals feed (.ics) and beauty feed (.ics): subscribe in Outlook, Apple or Google Calendar and verified dates arrive on their own.
- Free to reuse under CC BY 4.0, with a link to bsexpo.ae/exhibitions as the source.
The calendar
How we keep it accurate
What does verified mean?
We read the date and the venue on the organiser's own website, not on a directory or a news story, and note the day we read it. Every verified event page shows that day.
What do the other labels mean?
Not yet confirmed means the date comes from an earlier announcement or a secondary source and the organiser has not yet published it. Dates to come means the next edition has no date yet.
How often are dates checked?
A date watcher reads the organisers' websites and flags any change, and the whole calendar is reviewed by hand. The last full review was on 3 November 2026.
Can I reuse the calendar?
Yes. The data is free to reuse under CC BY 4.0, with a link to bsexpo.ae/exhibitions as the source.
I organise an event. How do I add or correct it?
Send us the event and its dates through the form on any event page. Listing is free and we check it against your website before it goes live.