HIP 2026
The leading Horeca innovation event
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Exhibit
Include HIP in your marketing plan and boost sales
Visit
16-18 February 2026 - IFEMA Madrid | 10:00 - 19:00 h
Tickets
Congress
Hospitality 4.0, the world largest congress on trends and new concepts
Activities
Networking, business opportunities and quality leads
Awards
We reward the most innovative hospitality companies
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Partners
Companies, associations and media supporting in HIP
Media
Press releases and graphic material
16 -18 February 2026 IFEMA - Madrid
Horeca Wine & Spirits is HIP’s exclusive space dedicated to wine and spirits brands that want to showcase their most outstanding offerings to the key decision-makers in the Horeca sector. It is an environment designed to boost visibility, generate business, and position brands among professionals seeking products that can transform and elevate the customer experience in their establishments.
The Horeca channel is constantly evolving, driven by new lifestyles, consumption trends, and an increasing demand for authentic, innovative, and high-quality experiences. In this context, wine and spirits play a central role as drivers of differentiation, profitability, and value creation for hotels, restaurants, bars, and all types of gastronomic businesses.
At Horeca Wine & Spirits, professionals find inspiration, new offerings tailored to different consumption moments, and solutions to enhance their menus, attract new customer segments, and maximize the profitability of their establishments.
For exhibiting brands, this space represents a unique opportunity to connect with qualified buyers, expand their business network, and establish themselves as market leaders in a constantly evolving sector.
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