Thessaloniki is getting ready to welcome one of the most important events of the year. From 5 to 13 September 2026, the 90th Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF) returns in a particularly symbolic year, marking 100 years since the first TIF was held.
With Japan as the Honored Country, TIF 2026 brings business, technology, innovation and culture to the forefront, transforming Thessaloniki for nine days into a meeting point for people, ideas and cultures.
This year’s Thessaloniki International Fair has all the elements of an event worth experiencing in person.
A historic anniversary, as 2026 marks 100 years since the first TIF was held, a significant international presence, business and technology, culture, music, activities for children, and thousands of people coming together in Thessaloniki.
And above all, a special meeting between Greece and Japan.
For those visiting for business, TIF can provide an opportunity to build new partnerships and make valuable connections.
For those coming as travellers, it can be the perfect reason to discover a city that has far more to offer than can fit into a few days’ itinerary.
And for those who decide to stay a little longer, Thessaloniki has its own way of making you want to return.
From 5 to 13 September 2026, Thessaloniki meets Japan.
Perhaps this is the perfect time for both of you to get to know the city a little better.
Japan is the Honored Country of the 90th Thessaloniki International Fair, giving this year’s event a distinctive international character.
Japan is a country that uniquely combines the past with the future. Ancient temples, traditional gardens, art and gastronomy coexist with technology, innovation and some of the world’s most modern cities.
From Tokyo and its futuristic skyline to Kyoto, with its temples, gardens and traditional architecture, Japan offers a truly different travel experience. It is a destination that impresses not only through what visitors can see, but also through its distinctive philosophy, aesthetics and attention to detail that shape everyday life.
For many people, a trip to Japan may still be on their list of future destinations. This year, however, there is an easier way to experience a small taste of the country without leaving Thessaloniki.
The 90th Thessaloniki International Fair will take place from 5 to 13 September 2026 in Thessaloniki.
Japan is the Honored Country of TIF 2026, with a presence combining business, technology, innovation and elements of Japanese culture.
2026 marks a historic milestone, celebrating 100 years since the first Thessaloniki International Fair, which was held in 1926.
Japan’s presence will be hosted in Pavilion 13, where visitors will have the opportunity to discover Japanese companies, modern technologies and different aspects of Japanese culture.
A visit to TIF can easily be combined with exploring Thessaloniki, including its landmarks, gastronomy, waterfront and historic neighbourhoods.
Thessaloniki is getting ready to welcome one of the most important events of the year. From 5 to 13 September 2026, the 90th Thessaloniki International Fair (TIF) returns in a particularly symbolic year, marking 100 years since the first TIF was held.
With Japan as the Honored Country, TIF 2026 brings business, technology, innovation and culture to the forefront, transforming Thessaloniki for nine days into a meeting point for people, ideas and cultures.
This year’s Thessaloniki International Fair has all the elements of an event worth experiencing in person.
A historic anniversary, as 2026 marks 100 years since the first TIF was held, a significant international presence, business and technology, culture, music, activities for children, and thousands of people coming together in Thessaloniki.
And above all, a special meeting between Greece and Japan.
For those visiting for business, TIF can provide an opportunity to build new partnerships and make valuable connections.
For those coming as travellers, it can be the perfect reason to discover a city that has far more to offer than can fit into a few days’ itinerary.
And for those who decide to stay a little longer, Thessaloniki has its own way of making you want to return.
From 5 to 13 September 2026, Thessaloniki meets Japan.
Perhaps this is the perfect time for both of you to get to know the city a little better.
Japan is the Honored Country of the 90th Thessaloniki International Fair, giving this year’s event a distinctive international character.
Japan is a country that uniquely combines the past with the future. Ancient temples, traditional gardens, art and gastronomy coexist with technology, innovation and some of the world’s most modern cities.
From Tokyo and its futuristic skyline to Kyoto, with its temples, gardens and traditional architecture, Japan offers a truly different travel experience. It is a destination that impresses not only through what visitors can see, but also through its distinctive philosophy, aesthetics and attention to detail that shape everyday life.
For many people, a trip to Japan may still be on their list of future destinations. This year, however, there is an easier way to experience a small taste of the country without leaving Thessaloniki.
The 90th Thessaloniki International Fair will take place from 5 to 13 September 2026 in Thessaloniki.
Japan is the Honored Country of TIF 2026, with a presence combining business, technology, innovation and elements of Japanese culture.
2026 marks a historic milestone, celebrating 100 years since the first Thessaloniki International Fair, which was held in 1926.
Japan’s presence will be hosted in Pavilion 13, where visitors will have the opportunity to discover Japanese companies, modern technologies and different aspects of Japanese culture.
A visit to TIF can easily be combined with exploring Thessaloniki, including its landmarks, gastronomy, waterfront and historic neighbourhoods.
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