May 21, 2026

WOFEX Manila 2026 Returns This July at World Trade Center and SMX Convention Center

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  • WOFEX Manila 2026 Returns This July at World Trade Center and SMX Convention Center
  • World Food Expo 2026, commonly known as WOFEX, will take place from July 29 to August 1, 2026 at World Trade Center Metro Manila and SMX Convention Center Manila.Recognized as one of the largest food and hospitality trade shows in the Philippines, WOFEX has been a major platform for the country’s F&B industry for over two decades.

    The four-day event will gather exhibitors, suppliers, manufacturers, chefs, restaurateurs, hospitality professionals, entrepreneurs, and industry partners for sourcing, networking, business opportunities, and educational activities.

    IMAGE from WOFEX’s Website 

    WOFEX Manila 2026 follows the organization’s milestone year in 2025 and forms part of its nationwide lineup of events, which also includes regional shows and WOFEX Drinks + Bakes.

    The event will occupy two simultaneous venues, making it one of the country’s largest multi-venue F&B trade shows. Apart from exhibits, WOFEX is also known for hosting programs such as the Philippine Culinary Cup, the country’s only WACS-accredited culinary competition, alongside seminars, demonstrations, and learning sessions through WOFEX University.

    Visitors may also avail of the 4-Day Pass Promo priced at Php 400, giving guests access to the full event experience across both venues.

    More information about the event is available through the official WOFEX website.

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