For U.S. suppliers, the fair could combine business opportunities with a firsthand experience of Greenland’s fishing and hunting culture.
ArcticExpo will return to Nuuk’s Inussivik Hall from March 2–4, 2027, organizers Aalborg Kongres & Kultur Center (AKKC) and Kommuneqarfik Sermersooq have announced.
The revised dates replace the March 16–18 schedule previously announced for the fair, which brings together Greenland’s fishing and hunting industries with suppliers, trade organizations, decision-makers, and other stakeholders.
The first ArcticExpo, held in May 2026, attracted 50 exhibitors and approximately 2,300 visitors. Organizers said the 2027 edition will again provide a meeting point for new technology, products, industry knowledge, commercial opportunities, and discussion across the sector.
For U.S. manufacturers and service providers, ArcticExpo may offer a practical route into the Greenland market. The event gives potential exhibitors a chance to meet fishermen, hunters, local businesses, industry organizations, and decision-makers in person. Marine electronics, vessel and safety equipment, fishing gear, communications systems, processing technology, cold-chain services, and rugged outdoor equipment are among the products and services likely to fit the audience.
Lars Rønnov, commercial director at AKKC, said the revised timing followed dialogue with local stakeholders. The aim, he said, was to find a period that works for fishermen, hunters, industry organizations, exhibitors, visitors, and Nuuk itself.
At the time of publication, ArcticExpo’s stand-booking page lists built stands at DKK 1,350 per square meter excluding VAT, or DKK 1,205 per square meter for space-only, plus a DKK 3,500 registration fee. The fee includes electricity, Wi-Fi, exhibitor-list inclusion, and 50 three-day passes. Prospective exhibitors should confirm 2027 rates and availability directly with AKKC.
More information and stand inquiries are available at ArcticExpo.
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