Trade shows in Chicago
There are 10 trade shows in Chicago with a public sponsor or exhibitor list or published sponsorship prices. The biggest is PACK EXPO International 2026, with 2,723 companies listed. 6 publish their prices. Among the 6 priced in US dollars, the cheapest package has a median of $1,050.
Industry
Chicago
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Size
Companies listed
Prices
Sponsorship packages
Trade shows
Trade shows: 100 or more exhibitors, or an expo floor on the organizer’s own description.
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| # | Conference | Companies | New | Returning | Packages from |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1. AHR Expo Jan 25–27, 2027 · Chicago, United States | 1,774companies | +255new | 78%returning | from$1,100 | |
2. RSNA Scientific Assembly & Meeting Nov 29–Dec 3, 2026 · Chicago | 712companies |
Companies: sponsors and exhibitors on each event’s current edition, read from its own directory, sponsor page or prospectus. New: not listed at the previous edition. Returning: share of the previous edition’s companies listed again.
Key facts
Across the 10 trade shows in Chicago.
Questions
What are the biggest trade shows in Chicago?
By companies listed at their current edition: PACK EXPO International (2,723), International Manufacturing Technology Show (1,850), AHR Expo (1,774), National Restaurant Association Show (1,209), RSNA Scientific Assembly & Meeting (712).
How much does it cost to sponsor trade shows in Chicago?
6 of these 10 events publish sponsorship prices. Among the 6 priced in US dollars, the cheapest package has a median of $1,050 and the top package a median of $47k, against $2,000 for the cheapest package across all conferences.
Which trade shows in Chicago are coming up next?
RSNA Scientific Assembly & Meeting (Nov 29–Dec 3, 2026, Chicago); AHR Expo (Jan 25–27, 2027, Chicago); HIMSS Global Health Conference & Exhibition (Apr 5–8, 2027, Chicago); National Restaurant Association Show (May 22–25, 2027, Chicago).
Do sponsors and exhibitors come back to trade shows in Chicago?
Across the 3 of these events where we have two editions, a median of 45% of the previous edition's companies are listed again.