In this guide
With 2,280 exhibitors across 10 events, Nunoa packs a year of sourcing into a compact calendar. The construction expo alone lists 400 exhibitors; the fashion fair lists 100. That range lets you match ambition to effort.
This guide sorts the 10 expos by industry and scale, then shows how a buyer can work two shows in one trip. It flags which dates are upcoming and which are past editions, so you build a realistic schedule.
No venue addresses are given here because the event data lacks them; always confirm locations with organizers.
Why Nunoa Works as a Sourcing Host
Nunoa’s calendar spans ten industries in one year, from construction to fashion. That breadth means a procurement team can plan multiple sourcing trips without leaving the district. The exhibitor counts range from 100 to 400, so you can choose between deep dives and quick scans. The presence of both local heavyweights (Cementos BÃo BÃo, Falabella) and global players (Google, DHL) suggests a mix of regional and international supply. For buyers, that mix is useful: you can compare local lead times against global standards in the same trip.
Another advantage is the clustering of dates. Several shows fall in the first half of the year—February, March, April, June—while the second half has August, September, October, November, December. That spread lets you sequence supplier meetings across quarters. No venue details are provided in the event data, so confirm locations with organizers when planning.
Nunoa Events and Exhibitions: The Full List
- Nunoa Construction Expo — Largest exhibitor base for construction sourcing
With 400 exhibitors, this is the broadest sourcing floor in the set. Names like Cementos BÃo BÃo, Sika, and Saint-Gobain suggest a mix of materials and systems under one roof. For a procurement team, that density cuts travel between suppliers. Prepare a shortlist of specs and compare lead times across vendors. The November dates (5–7) fall late in the year, so budget cycles may need early sign-off.
Best for: Buyers of building materials and heavy equipment
- Nunoa Art & Culture Expo — Cultural suppliers and creative services
This December show (1–3) gathers 150 exhibitors, including local artists and galleries. For buyers sourcing cultural programming or creative services, it offers a concentrated pool. The scale is smaller than industrial expos, so conversations tend to be longer and more tailored. Bring a clear brief on audience and deliverables. Because the exhibitor list is mostly local, it suits projects with a community focus.
Best for: Procurement of arts programming and cultural services
- Nunoa Tech Fair — Tech giants under one roof
Google, Microsoft, IBM, Oracle, and SAP anchor a 300-exhibitor floor. For IT procurement, this is a chance to compare enterprise platforms and services side by side. The September dates (15–17) are listed as a past edition, so use this as a benchmark for future planning. Check with organizers about any recurrence before committing travel.
Best for: IT buyers comparing enterprise solutions
- Nunoa International Trade Fair — Cross-industry sourcing in one hall
January’s trade fair (10–12) lists 300 exhibitors from banking, retail, and telecom, including Banco de Chile, Falabella, and Entel. For buyers scouting distribution partners or retail suppliers, the mix is wide. The past status means you cannot assume a 2027 edition. Still, the exhibitor roster shows the kind of vendors that participate, useful for pre-qualifying future outreach.
Best for: General trade buyers and distributors
- Nunoa Business Expo — Business services and finance vendors
With 250 exhibitors, this April expo (10–12) targets general business needs. The same financial and retail names appear, suggesting a focus on services rather than hard goods. For a procurement officer, it is a practical stop for banking, insurance, and office services. Because it is a past edition, verify any future dates directly. Use the current roster to shortlist vendors for a formal RFP.
Best for: SME procurement of business services
- Nunoa Logistics Expo — Freight and logistics providers
DHL, FedEx, Kuehne + Nagel, Maersk, and UPS headline a 250-exhibitor logistics show. For a logistics buyer, this is a rare chance to compare global carriers and freight forwarders in one place. The February dates (15–17) are past, so treat the list as a supplier map. Prepare volume estimates and lane requirements to make conversations productive.
Best for: Shippers comparing carriers and 3PLs
- Nunoa Food & Beverage Expo — Food and beverage brand owners
Coca-Cola, Nestlé, Unilever, Heineken, and Concha y Toro anchor 200 exhibitors. For retail or hospitality procurement, this is a dense F&B sourcing floor. The June dates (20–22) are past, so use the roster to identify potential private-label partners. Bring packaging and volume specs; these vendors often need minimum order details to quote.
Best for: Buyers of F&B products and private label
- Nunoa Renewable Energy Conference — Renewable energy project suppliers
Enel, Acciona, Engie, Solarpack, and Vestas appear among 180 exhibitors. For buyers sourcing renewable components or EPC services, this show offers a focused pool. The August dates (10–12) are past; check with organizers for any future edition. Use the exhibitor list to map suppliers by technology—solar, wind, or storage—before requesting quotes.
Best for: Energy procurement and EPC sourcing
- Nunoa Health & Wellness Expo — Healthcare products and services
Laboratorios Chile, Bago, Pfizer, Roche, and Novartis are among 150 exhibitors. For healthcare procurement, this March show (5–7) provides a compact supplier pool. The past status means you should confirm any recurrence. Still, the roster helps identify vendors for lab equipment, pharmaceuticals, and wellness services. Prepare regulatory questions in advance.
Best for: Clinical procurement and lab supplies
- Nunoa Fashion Fair — Fashion and apparel sourcing
Zara, H&M, Falabella, Ripley, and Adidas headline 100 exhibitors. For fashion buyers, this October fair (1–3) is the smallest in the set but highly focused. The past status suggests you verify future dates. Use the list to benchmark brands and spot private-label opportunities. Bring size curves and fabric requirements to make meetings efficient.
Best for: Apparel buyers and retail merchandisers
Quick comparison
| # | Event | Dates | Industry | Exhibitors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Nunoa Construction Expo | November 5-7, 2026 | Construction | 400+ |
| 2 | Nunoa Art & Culture Expo | December 1-3, 2026 | Arts & Culture | 150+ |
| 3 | Nunoa Tech Fair | September 15-17, 2026 (past edition) | Technology | 300+ |
| 4 | Nunoa International Trade Fair | January 10-12, 2026 (past edition) | General Trade | 300+ |
| 5 | Nunoa Business Expo | April 10-12, 2026 (past edition) | General Business | 250+ |
| 6 | Nunoa Logistics Expo | February 15-17, 2026 (past edition) | Logistics | 250+ |
| 7 | Nunoa Food & Beverage Expo | June 20-22, 2026 (past edition) | Food & Hospitality | 200+ |
| 8 | Nunoa Renewable Energy Conference | August 10-12, 2026 (past edition) | Energy | 180+ |
| 9 | Nunoa Health & Wellness Expo | March 5-7, 2026 (past edition) | Healthcare | 150+ |
| 10 | Nunoa Fashion Fair | October 1-3, 2026 (past edition) | Fashion | 100+ |
Event details reflect supplied records and have not been independently verified for this guide. Always confirm on the official event website before booking travel or stand space.
Scale and Audience: A Quick Comparison
The table below compares exhibitor counts and industries. Use it to prioritize which shows deserve a full day versus a half-day visit.
| Event | Industry | Exhibitors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nunoa Construction Expo | Construction | 400 | Upcoming (Nov 5–7, 2026) |
| Nunoa Tech Fair | Technology | 300 | Past (Sep 15–17, 2026) |
| Nunoa International Trade Fair | General Trade | 300 | Past (Jan 10–12, 2026) |
| Nunoa Business Expo | General Business | 250 | Past (Apr 10–12, 2026) |
| Nunoa Logistics Expo | Logistics | 250 | Past (Feb 15–17, 2026) |
| Nunoa Food & Beverage Expo | Food & Hospitality | 200 | Past (Jun 20–22, 2026) |
| Nunoa Renewable Energy Conference | Energy | 180 | Past (Aug 10–12, 2026) |
| Nunoa Art & Culture Expo | Arts & Culture | 150 | Upcoming (Dec 1–3, 2026) |
| Nunoa Health & Wellness Expo | Healthcare | 150 | Past (Mar 5–7, 2026) |
| Nunoa Fashion Fair | Fashion | 100 | Past (Oct 1–3, 2026) |
Only two events have upcoming dates in the data: Construction (November) and Art & Culture (December). The rest are past editions, so treat their exhibitor lists as historical references, not confirmed participation for future years.
Combining Two Nunoa Events in One Trip
If you are traveling to Nunoa, pairing shows can save time. But check dates first: only the Construction Expo (Nov 5–7) and Art & Culture Expo (Dec 1–3) are listed as upcoming. They do not overlap; a single trip covering both would require staying nearly a month. A more realistic approach is to combine one upcoming show with a past edition’s exhibitor list for desk research.
For future planning, consider how shows might pair by industry. Construction and Renewable Energy could share supplier overlaps. Logistics and General Trade might attract similar distribution buyers. Fashion and Art & Culture could appeal to retail merchandisers. However, this is hypothetical—confirm any future dates with organizers.
- Step 1: List your priority industries and match to exhibitor counts.
- Step 2: Check which events have upcoming dates in the data.
- Step 3: For past editions, use the exhibitor list to pre-qualify vendors for direct outreach.
- Step 4: Build a meeting schedule that minimizes travel between venues (locations to be confirmed).
Measuring Results After the Show
After a sourcing trip, track metrics that matter to procurement. Start with the number of qualified suppliers met, not business cards collected. For each, note lead time, minimum order quantity, and pricing tier. Follow up within a week while memory is fresh.
Use a simple scorecard:
- Supplier fit: Does the vendor meet your spec and volume?
- Responsiveness: How quickly did they reply to a follow-up?
- Commercial terms: Are quotes in line with budget?
- Risk: Any red flags on capacity or certifications?
Compare results against the exhibitor counts you saw. If a show had 400 exhibitors but you only met 10, review your pre-show shortlisting. The goal is a pipeline of vetted suppliers, not a stack of brochures. For past editions, use the same scorecard on desk research to validate vendors before requesting samples.
FAQ: Nunoa Trade Shows for Buyers
Which Nunoa trade show has the most exhibitors?
The Nunoa Construction Expo lists 400 exhibitors, the highest in the set. It covers building materials and equipment, with names like Cementos BÃo BÃo and Sika. Its November 5–7, 2026 dates are upcoming. For buyers sourcing construction supplies, this offers the widest choice. Confirm participation details with organizers before traveling.
Are there upcoming shows in Nunoa for technology or logistics?
In the event data, the technology fair and logistics expo are listed as past editions (September and February 2026). No upcoming dates are provided for these industries. Check with organizers about possible future editions. For now, use their exhibitor lists to identify potential suppliers for direct outreach.
How can I combine two Nunoa events in one trip?
First, check which events have upcoming dates. Only the Construction Expo (Nov 5–7) and Art & Culture Expo (Dec 1–3) are upcoming, and they do not overlap. Combining them would require a long stay. For other pairings, use past exhibitor lists for desk research and contact vendors directly. Always verify dates and venues with organizers.
Start by shortlisting the two upcoming Nunoa expos—Construction in November and Art & Culture in December—and use the past editions’ exhibitor lists to pre-qualify suppliers for outreach. Confirm dates and venues with each organizer, then build a scorecard to measure follow-up results. Your sourcing plan can begin before you book travel.