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Yangon’s ten largest exhibitions together list 1,860 exhibitors, from a 500-stand industrial expo in March to a 70-exhibitor tourism show in December. That range matters when you are deciding where to spend a week and which halls to walk.
The calendar clusters: four events fall between February and April, none in January, May or July, and the rest spread from June to December. Industries rarely overlap—construction, food, healthcare, logistics, technology, textiles, renewable energy and tourism each have their own slot.
This guide compares the shows by scale, sector and timing so you can shortlist the ones that fit your objectives. It is based on supplied event records; confirm dates and venues with organisers before committing.
Yangon Exhibitions: A Data-Driven Comparison
- Myanmar Industrial Expo — Largest scale, broad building focus
With 500 exhibitors, this March event is the biggest on Yangon’s calendar. The building and construction focus means heavy machinery, materials and services under one roof. If you need to compare suppliers across the supply chain, this is the most efficient stop. Past edition only; check for future dates.
Best for: Construction and industrial buyers
- Myanmar International Trade Fair — Cross-industry fair with 300 exhibitors
This general trade fair brings together 300 exhibitors from consumer goods to industrial products, including names like Samsung and Toyota. It suits buyers who want a broad overview rather than a deep dive into one sector. Dates for the 2026 edition are unconfirmed.
Best for: General sourcing and market scan
- Myanmar Construction Industry Expo — Real estate and construction, 250 exhibitors
Focused on construction and real estate, this September expo lists 250 exhibitors, among them Shwe Taung Group and Yoma Strategic. Expect building materials, property services and investment opportunities. Useful if your work touches Myanmar’s built environment.
Best for: Property developers and contractors
- Myanmar Food & Beverage Expo — Food and beverage showcase, 200 exhibitors
This August event covers food processing, packaging and distribution with 200 exhibitors, including Coca-Cola and Nestlé. It is a practical stop for retailers, hotel buyers and importers looking to sample products and meet suppliers. Dates for the 2026 edition are not yet confirmed.
Best for: F&B buyers and distributors
- Myanmar Healthcare Exhibition — Healthcare equipment and services, 150 exhibitors
Scheduled for June, this healthcare exhibition features 150 exhibitors such as Johnson & Johnson and Siemens Healthineers. It covers medical devices, diagnostics and hospital supplies. Clinicians and procurement teams can compare technologies in one visit. Confirm timing with the organiser.
Best for: Medical professionals and procurement
- Myanmar Logistics & Supply Chain Expo — Logistics and supply chain, 120 exhibitors
April’s logistics expo gathers 120 exhibitors, including DHL and Maersk. It addresses warehousing, freight and last-mile delivery—key for Myanmar’s growing trade. If your role involves moving goods, this is the most specialised event on the list. Dates are unconfirmed.
Best for: Freight forwarders and supply chain managers
- Myanmar ICT Expo — Technology and telecom, 100 exhibitors
November’s ICT expo lists 100 exhibitors, including Huawei and Microsoft. It covers enterprise software, telecom infrastructure and digital services. For technology decision-makers, it offers a concentrated view of solutions adapted to Myanmar. The 2026 dates have not been confirmed.
Best for: IT buyers and telecom professionals
- Myanmar Textile & Garment Expo — Textile and garment supply chain, 90 exhibitors
This October event focuses on textiles and garments with 90 exhibitors, such as H&M and the Myanmar Garment Manufacturers Association. It is relevant for sourcing managers and factory owners looking at materials and production partnerships. Dates for 2026 are not yet confirmed.
Best for: Apparel sourcing and manufacturing
- Myanmar Renewable Energy Conference — Renewable energy conference, 80 exhibitors
February’s renewable energy conference is the smallest but most specialised, with 80 exhibitors like Siemens and Total. It combines a conference with an exhibition, focusing on solar, wind and hydropower. Suited to those tracking Myanmar’s energy transition.
Best for: Energy professionals and policymakers
- Myanmar Tourism Expo — Tourism and hospitality, 70 exhibitors
Closing the year in December, this tourism expo has 70 exhibitors, including Marriott and Traveloka. It targets hospitality operators, travel agents and destination marketers. If you work in tourism, it is the main Yangon event for industry contacts. Dates are unconfirmed.
Best for: Hoteliers and travel trade
Quick comparison
| # | Event | Dates | Industry | Exhibitors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Myanmar Industrial Expo | March 15-17, 2026 (past edition) | Building & Construction | 500+ |
| 2 | Myanmar International Trade Fair | March 2026 (unconfirmed) | General Trade | 300+ |
| 3 | Myanmar Construction Industry Expo | September 2026 (unconfirmed) | Construction & Real Estate | 250+ |
| 4 | Myanmar Food & Beverage Expo | August 2026 (unconfirmed) | Food & Beverage | 200+ |
| 5 | Myanmar Healthcare Exhibition | June 2026 (unconfirmed) | Healthcare | 150+ |
| 6 | Myanmar Logistics & Supply Chain Expo | April 2026 (unconfirmed) | Transportation & Logistics | 120+ |
| 7 | Myanmar ICT Expo | November 2026 (unconfirmed) | Technology | 100+ |
| 8 | Myanmar Textile & Garment Expo | October 2026 (unconfirmed) | Textiles & Apparel | 90+ |
| 9 | Myanmar Renewable Energy Conference | February 2026 (unconfirmed) | Renewable Energy | 80+ |
| 10 | Myanmar Tourism Expo | December 2026 (unconfirmed) | Tourism & Hospitality | 70+ |
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.
Yangon's Exhibition Calendar: A Month-by-Month View
Timing your visit around Yangon’s exhibitions requires knowing which months are busy. The table below summarises the ten events by month, based on supplied dates. Note that many are unconfirmed.
| Month | Event | Exhibitors |
|---|---|---|
| February | Renewable Energy Conference | 80 |
| March | Industrial Expo; International Trade Fair | 500; 300 |
| April | Logistics & Supply Chain Expo | 120 |
| June | Healthcare Exhibition | 150 |
| August | Food & Beverage Expo | 200 |
| September | Construction Industry Expo | 250 |
| October | Textile & Garment Expo | 90 |
| November | ICT Expo | 100 |
| December | Tourism Expo | 70 |
January, May and July have no listed events. March is the peak, with two shows totalling 800 exhibitors. If you plan to attend multiple events, consider a March trip or split your visits across the year.
Where to Stay Relative to Yangon's Venues
The supplied records do not specify venues, so this section offers general guidance. In Yangon, exhibition venues are often in central or peri-urban areas. Without confirmed locations, choose accommodation that minimises travel to the city centre, where many hotels and services cluster.
Before booking, ask the organiser for the venue address. That single detail will determine whether you need a hotel in the downtown grid or closer to the airport. Yangon traffic can be heavy, so a 15-minute drive on a map may take much longer at peak hours. Once you know the venue, use mapping tools to check typical commute times. Consider serviced apartments for longer stays, especially if you plan to exhibit. For a stress-free visit, prioritise proximity to the venue over other amenities.
After-Hours Networking in Yangon
Yangon’s after-hours scene offers plenty of options for informal meetings. Business dinners are common, and many hotels have lounges suitable for conversations. Since the events attract international exhibitors, you may find networking events tied to the show. These are not detailed in the supplied records, so ask the organiser.
Practical tips:
- Exchange contact details during the day; follow up with a dinner invitation for the same evening.
- Choose venues near the exhibition venue to reduce travel time.
- Keep a list of priority contacts and aim for two or three quality conversations rather than many brief ones.
- Respect local customs; a polite greeting and business card exchange go a long way.
If you are exhibiting, consider hosting a small dinner for key prospects. It can be more memorable than a booth chat.
Following Up After a Yangon Show
Effective follow-up turns contacts into business. After the event, sort leads by priority and send personalised messages within a week. Reference your conversation to jog memory. For international contacts, consider time zones and use email or LinkedIn.
Steps to take:
- Digitise business cards and notes immediately.
- Segment leads by interest level and sector.
- Send tailored follow-ups: answer questions, share relevant materials, propose next steps.
- Schedule a call if there is mutual interest.
If you exhibited, track which conversations were most promising and focus resources there. Avoid generic mass emails; personalisation matters. And remember that many dates in this guide are unconfirmed, so confirm future event dates before planning your next trip.
Yangon Trade Shows: Common Questions
How many exhibitors do Yangon's trade shows typically have?
Based on supplied records, exhibitor counts range from 70 to 500. The Myanmar Industrial Expo lists 500, while the Tourism Expo lists 70. Most events fall between 100 and 300 exhibitors, offering a mix of scale and specialisation.
Which month has the most trade shows in Yangon?
March has two events: the Myanmar Industrial Expo (500 exhibitors) and the Myanmar International Trade Fair (300 exhibitors). No other month has more than one listed event. January, May and July have none in the supplied records.
Are the 2026 dates for Yangon's exhibitions confirmed?
The supplied data includes dates but does not confirm them. Some events are marked with past or unknown status. Always verify dates and venues directly with the event organiser before making travel or exhibition commitments.
Use this comparison to shortlist events that match your sector and scale. Next, contact the organisers of your top two choices to confirm dates and venues, then plan your trip around those fixed points.