World of Travel EXPO Florida 2026

World of Travel EXPO Florida is a global marketplace for travel, tourism, trade, and investment, bringing together international destinations and industry professionals. It highlights sustainable tourism and cultural exchange in a dynamic exhibition setting.

World of Travel EXPO Florida 2026

The World of Travel, Trade & Taste EXPO comes to the World Equestrian Center in Ocala on September 26–27, 2026.

What it is

A travel and tourism marketplace aimed at the Florida market — destinations, tour operators, hospitality and the trade buyers who book them.

The Ocala venue is unusual for a travel show. The World Equestrian Center is a large purpose-built complex rather than a downtown convention centre, which gives the expo more room than its size would normally command.

Practical details

Building 1, 1598 NW 87th Court Rd, Ocala, FL 34482. Registration and booth booking are at worldoftravel.tv.

A two-day travel and tourism marketplace at the World Equestrian Center in Ocala.

• Destination and tourism board exhibits
• Tour operators and travel product suppliers
• Hospitality and accommodation providers
• Trade buyers alongside consumer visitors

Held at Building 1 of the World Equestrian Center rather than a conventional exhibition hall.

A regional show, so the value is in Florida-market access rather than national scale.

Travel agents and advisors. Destination content and supplier contact in one place, without the cost of a national show.

Tour operators. Direct access to the Florida consumer and trade audience.

Destination marketing organisations. Regional reach into one of the largest outbound travel markets in the United States.

Hospitality suppliers. Accommodation, transport and experience providers selling into Florida itineraries.

Exhibitors reach a concentrated Florida audience across two days.

Destinations and tourism boards. The core exhibitor group, competing for the Florida traveller.

Tour operators and DMCs. Packaged product in front of both agents and end consumers.

Hotels and resorts. Property-level sales to a market that books heavily into the Caribbean and Latin America.

Travel services. Insurance, transport, and booking technology aimed at agencies rather than travellers.