Food, Hotel & Tourism Bali (FHTB) Returns for Its 14th Edition

Trade winds are shifting in Bali, and this time, they carry the scent of freshly brewed coffee, polished glassware, new kitchen tech, and opportunity. The 14th edition of Food, Hotel & Tourism Bali (FHTB) arrives as Eastern Indonesia’s largest and most influential hospitality and F&B trade exhibition, drawing global suppliers and serious buyers into one high-energy arena. Set against Bali’s perennial allure, the biennial event has become less of a trade show and more of a barometer – tracking where hotels, restaurants, cafés and tourism businesses are headed next.

Set against Bali’s perennial allure, FHTB 2026 in Bali has become a barometer – tracking where hotels, restaurants, cafés and tourism businesses are headed next.

Over three days from 28 to 30 April 2026, the exhibition floor transforms into a curated ecosystem of taste and technology: premium ingredients, wine and spirits, coffee innovations, hospitality equipment, tableware, packaging solutions, and the kind of behind-the-scenes tools that quietly power the region’s most ambitious openings. It is where resort groups meet distributors, where restaurateurs discover future bestsellers, and where international brands test the waters of Indonesia’s fast-expanding market.

Over three days from 28 to 30 April 2026, the exhibition floor transforms into a curated ecosystem of taste and technology

The timing feels precise. Indonesia’s F&B sector continues to chart confident growth, while tourism numbers rebound with momentum – Bali alone accounting for a significant share of international arrivals. In this climate, FHTB functions as both marketplace and meeting point, helping industry players recalibrate, reposition, and scale.

More than a showcase of products, FHTB reflects a region in motion – ambitious, globally minded, and increasingly sophisticated

More than a showcase of products, FHTB reflects a region in motion – ambitious, globally minded, and increasingly sophisticated. For those shaping the next chapter of hospitality in Eastern Indonesia, this is where conversations turn into contracts, and where island gains are made.


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