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Trade shows in Las Vegas 2027

There are 19 trade shows in Las Vegas with a 2027 edition and a public sponsor or exhibitor list or published sponsorship prices. The biggest is CES 2027, with 2,025 companies listed. 9 publish their prices. Among the 9 priced in US dollars, the cheapest package has a median of $3,000.

2,025 sponsor and exhibitor listings at these events
#ConferenceIndustryCompaniesNewReturningPackages from
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1. CES
Jan 6–9, 2027 · Las Vegas, United States
Consumer tech2,025companies+765new30%returningfrom$5,000
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2. PPAI Expo
Jan 11–14, 2027 · Las Vegas, United States
Marketingfrom$2,000

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 19 trade shows in Las Vegas 2027.

Trade shows1919 upcoming
Listings7,017sponsors and exhibitors on their current editions
Median cheapest package$3,000vs $2,000 for all conferences
Companies returning30%median across 5 events with two editions
Biggest2,025CES

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Questions

What are the biggest trade shows in Las Vegas with a 2027 edition?

By companies listed at their current edition: CES (2,025), World of Concrete (1,207), ICSC Las Vegas (875), Automate (719), NAB Show (656).

How much does it cost to sponsor trade shows in Las Vegas with a 2027 edition?

9 of these 19 events publish sponsorship prices. Among the 9 priced in US dollars, the cheapest package has a median of $3,000 and the top package a median of $11k, against $2,000 for the cheapest package across all conferences.

Which trade shows in Las Vegas with a 2027 edition are coming up next?

CES (Jan 6–9, 2027, Las Vegas); PPAI Expo (Jan 11–14, 2027, Las Vegas); World of Concrete (Jan 19–21, 2027, Las Vegas); NSSF SHOT Show (Jan 19–22, 2027, Las Vegas).

Do sponsors and exhibitors come back to trade shows in Las Vegas with a 2027 edition?

Across the 5 of these events where we have two editions, a median of 30% of the previous edition's companies are listed again.