The business conferences with a confirmed upcoming date — pulled from official sites, grouped by month, each linked to its ROI read. For stacking trips and planning the quarter.
Direct answer: A dated calendar of upcoming business conferences with officially-confirmed next dates (15 events as of July 24, 2026), grouped by month with venue and independent ROI score. Every date and venue is from the event's own official page — none guessed. Events without an announced next date are on the by-month calendar instead. Confirm on the official site before booking.
These are the business conferences whose next edition has an officially confirmed date — pulled from each event's own site, not guessed. Use it to stack two trips into one week, plan the quarter, or lock travel before prices climb. Each event links to its independent ROI read; dates and venues change, so confirm on the official site before you book.
Upcoming as of July 24, 2026. Events that run on a usual month but haven't announced their next date aren't listed here — that would be a guess. Browse those on the by-month calendar.
Many conferences hadn't published their next date when this was compiled (or their last edition just passed). They'll appear here once an official date is posted. In the meantime: the by-month calendar shows every event by the month it typically runs, and every conference, scored ranks them on published commitments. Score a specific trip with the Conference ROI Planner.
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Every date and venue is from the event's OWN official page (verified July 24, 2026); none is guessed, and events without an officially-announced next date are omitted rather than estimated. Organizers change dates — confirm on the official site before booking. Independent and reader-funded; a partnership buys reach, never a rating.
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