Tech Show Madrid brings seven simultaneous tech fairs to IFEMA
Tech Show Madrid returns to IFEMA on 4 and 5 November 2026 with seven concurrent fairs, each focused on a different tech sector, and expects 30,000 visitors.

Tech Show Madrid is back in the Spanish capital on 4 and 5 November 2026, and this edition will host seven fairs at the same time, each one specialised in a different thematic area and technology sector. The event takes place at IFEMA Madrid.
The organiser, CloserStill Media, says the gathering aims to keep shaping the future of the business ecosystem. It is also targeting a clear step up in size: the company expects to reach 30,000 visitors, a figure it hopes will comfortably exceed the records of previous editions.
A multi-fair format
Rather than a single general exhibition, the show groups seven separate fairs under one roof and on the same dates. Each fair concentrates on its own subject and its own corner of the technology industry. For attendees, that means a visit can be organised around a specific field, while still giving access to neighbouring areas during the same two days.
The approach is common among large professional trade events, because it lets companies, suppliers and buyers from different segments meet in a single venue without having to travel between several separate shows.
Why it matters
For Spanish and international technology companies, a gathering of this scale is an opportunity to present products, look for clients and partners, and gauge market interest. A target of 30,000 visitors would signal continued appetite for in-person business events in the sector.
The event starts this week, with doors opening on Wednesday 4 November at IFEMA Madrid. Further details on the individual fairs, such as their exact names and programmes, are available through the organiser.
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