Manali Expo 2026 to be held from September 25 to 27

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The three-day B2B exhibition will feature tourism, hospitality, real estate, mobility and sustainable solutions.

Manali, September 15

The second edition of Manali Expo 2026 (Chapter 2.0), a B2B business and industry exhibition, will be held from September 25 to 27 at Devalok Himachal in Manali, with organisers aiming to provide brands, startups and MSMEs a platform to expand business and explore new opportunities.

Organised by Click Manali in collaboration with the Ministry of Tourism, Incredible India and the Himachal Pradesh Tourism Department, the three-day expo will bring together businesses and industry representatives from several sectors.

The exhibition will feature hospitality and HORECA, including premium hotels, resorts, commercial kitchens and food-service technology. Sustainable and smart solutions, including clean energy, solar power, IoT and eco-living innovations, will also be showcased.

Travel, tourism and adventure activities such as high-altitude tourism, igloo stays, heli-skiing and film tourism are among the other focus areas. Real estate, HVAC, mountain architecture, construction materials and climate-control solutions will also form part of the exhibition.

The expo will additionally cover fleet and mobility, including transportation, automobile upgrades and electric vehicle solutions, besides finance, education and government services. Local self-help groups and traditional Himalayan art will be represented through the artisans and NGO segment.

The organisers said the expo would bring business and tourism industry stakeholders together and help create opportunities for new commercial contracts and partnerships in the Himalayan region.

They said the event was being organised in Manali for the second time. A rally and a Himalaya-related event will also be organised as part of this year’s expo.

Manali Hoteliers’ Association president Roshan Thakur said the expo was being held in the town for the second time and would also benefit the local tourism business.