National Center for Falcons Reveals Highlights of Saudi International Falcons, Hunting Exhibition 2026

 The National Center for Falcons has revealed the main highlights of the Saudi International Falcons and Hunting Exhibition 2026, which will be held from October 1 to 10 at the Riyadh Exhibition and Convention Center in Malham, north of Riyadh. The exhibition reinforces its position as an integrated Saudi destination combining heritage, adventure, entertainment, and business, with a presence extending from Riyadh to the world.
 The exhibition is one of the world's largest specialized events of its kind, covering 197,000 square meters and offering a wide range of events, programs, and experiences designed for different groups and interests.
 This year's exhibition continues the growth it has experienced since its launch. In 2025, it generated sales exceeding SAR91 million, with more than 1,400 exhibitors and brands participating. The exhibition space in 2026 has increased by about 30,000 square meters compared with the previous year, reflecting growing public and commercial participation and an expanding range of experiences.
 The exhibition offers an integrated experience combining falconry, hunting, travel, adventure, heritage, culture, and entertainment. It includes "Falconer of the Future" and "Shalayel Museum," along with fishing, hiking, safari, and desert hunting experiences, various types of shooting, four-wheel driving, falcon training, falcon and camel auctions, workshops, and folkloric performances.
 The exhibition caters to diverse groups, including falconers, specialists, hunting and travel enthusiasts, families, children, and young people. It combines knowledge, entertainment, heritage, and adventure, with content tailored to the interests of each group.
 The center has organized the Saudi International Falcons and Hunting Exhibition since 2018 as a global destination for falconry, hunting, heritage, knowledge, travel, adventure, entertainment, and business, attracting visitors, exhibitors, and brands from around the world.

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