More than 50 exhibitors from Greenland, Denmark, Iceland, and the Faroe Islands are expected in Ilulissat for PolarExpo Fishing & Hunting, October 6–8, 2026. According to the event’s website, the fair brings together as many as 2,000 visitors and industry participants.
Held at Ilulissat Hallen, the three-day trade fair will showcase equipment, technology, and services for Greenland’s fishing and hunting industries. Aalborg Kongres & Kultur Center organizes the event in cooperation with Avannaata Kommunia and the fishing and hunting organizations KNAPK and QAK.
Exhibits range from fishing nets, lines, and small boats to engines and marine electronics. The event also provides an opportunity for suppliers, local businesses, and industry organizations to meet potential customers and partners.
Maritime Safety and Lost Fishing Gear
Alongside the exhibition, the program will address practical challenges facing Greenland’s coastal communities.
The opening day focuses on lost fishing gear, including abandoned nets and longlines that continue catching marine life. Presentations and discussions will involve Greenland’s Institute of Natural Resources, Oceans North Kalaallit Nunaat, local authorities, and fishing organizations.
Maritime safety takes center stage on the second and third days, with contributions from Arctic Command, Greenland’s Maritime Center, Furuno, O. S. Electronic, and other participants. Topics include improving the chances of being located during an emergency at sea.
Tickets and Visitor Information
PolarExpo is open to industry professionals and members of the public interested in fishing, hunting, and outdoor activities.
Admission prices listed on the official website are:
- Adult day ticket: DKK 100
- Three-day pass: DKK 250
- Youth ticket ages 13–17: DKK 50
Tickets can be purchased at the entrance or online. The venue is Ilulissat Hallen, Alanngukasik 2, Ilulissat.
Visit the PolarExpo website for the event program, exhibitor directory, and online tickets.
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