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InfoComm Asia 2026: Essential Trends, Event Details, and What to Expect on the Show Floor

GPA James Shanks on Stage InfoComm Asia 2025

InfoComm Asia 2026: Essential Trends, Event Details, and What to Expect on the Show Floor

The momentum of global enterprise workplace standardization is officially entering the Asia-Pacific region. Following highly successful activations at major international industry events earlier this year, including ISE in Barcelona and InfoComm US, GPA is introducing its signature Global Lounge framework to InfoComm Asia 2026 in Bangkok. This strategic presence underscores a deepening commitment to localized operational support and the deployment of consistent collaboration models across the globe.

By anchoring this regional debut in a proven event blueprint, the corporate community gains a transparent look at the future of unified communication deployment. The initiative serves as a centralized hub where regional enterprises can interface directly with global operational expertise, effectively bridging the gap between localized integration needs and international scalability.

A Proven Architecture for Ecosystem Collaboration

The GPA Global Lounge layout is engineered to mirror the balance of deep technical validation and peer networking that characterized previous European stops at the ISE, and American stops at InfoComm in the US, and the GPA Global Lounge, along with events and speaker sessions, will return again in July for the InfoComm Asia 2026 in Bangkok. The infrastructure features a structured internal environment designed for targeted sessions, mirrored by an open, collaborative hospitality area built to foster casual, high-value executive dialogue. This dual-zone approach allows corporate stakeholders to move seamlessly from rigorous strategic reviews to informal networking.

InfoComm Asia Returns to Bangkok as the Region’s Pro AV Super Connector Event from 15-17 July 2026

While individual schedules remain dynamic, the lounge blueprint is consistently built in collaboration with the premier players in the unified communications and workplace technology ecosystem. Historically, this framework allows major brands to transcend standard product demonstrations and focus entirely on operational realities. The upcoming activation is designed to engage global GPA partners, including:

  • Logitech is driving design scalability and the establishment of global workplace standards.

  • Jabra focuses on workplace economics and maximizing operational efficiency.

  • Crestron, shaping the culture of hybrid collaboration and next-generation global work.

  • Shure, championing human-centric meeting equity and inclusive meeting environments.

  • Cisco is exploring connected intelligence within the AI-powered workplace.

  • Sony is advancing visual delivery technologies and high-impact digital displays.

These strategic partnerships aim to address the most pressing challenges in the modern corporate landscape. Expected focal points for dialogue mirror the core operational pillars of the enterprise journey, targeting subjects such as connected intelligence in the AI-powered workplace, building global workplace standards that scale, and selecting scalable solutions beyond the traditional RFP process.

Navigating the Rapid Growth of the APAC Pro AV Landscape

Beyond individual corporate footprints, the arrival of this standardized blueprint coincides with an unprecedented era of technological investment across the region. InfoComm Asia 2026 stands as the premier regional platform where professional audiovisual innovation meets a rapidly accelerating digital economy. The exhibition draws diverse professional crowds, welcoming industry attendees from 58 countries to explore changing market dynamics.

This massive cross-border participation highlights a booming regional market opportunity, with the APAC Pro AV market projected to see substantial, sustained growth through 2030. For international organizations managing footprints in Asia, understanding these regional procurement trends and technical preferences is vital to executing successful expansion strategies.

The Broader Context: What to Expect at InfoComm Asia 2026

Now in its 6th edition, InfoComm Asia returns to the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC) in Bangkok from July 15-17, 2026. The event has firmly established itself as the region’s “Pro AV Super Connector.” Following a record-breaking 2025 showcase that drew high-value buyers representing over US$100 million in approved budgets for immediate projects, the 2026 exhibition is scaling up even further.

InfoComm Asia also serves as the annual flagship gathering for AVIXA

This year’s show floor will feature over 200 global brands, showcasing everything from ultra-thin LED displays to next-generation unified communication hardware. According to the newly released 2026 Asia-Pacific Pro AV Market Playbook, the region is experiencing a massive technological shift. Expected trends dominating the event include the convergence of artificial intelligence, the expansion of AV-over-IP infrastructures, and the rising demand for immersive technologies in smart buildings.

Core Learning Pathways and Show Floor Dynamics

Attendees looking to maximize their time amidst these hundreds of exhibits can leverage a highly structured educational program designed by regional thought leaders. The central hub for high-level insights is the Smart Tech Stage, which hosts dedicated keynote speeches and panel discussions led by global technology pioneers. These sessions maintain a strict focus on immediate industry shifts, including the practical application of AI in AV systems and the latest standards in interactive digital signage.

To ensure efficient navigation of the vast exhibition space, the event features targeted show floor learning pathways and specialized engagement programs:

  • The Summit Program convenes experts to explore real-world applications across education and smart workplaces.

  • The Smart Workplace Tour guides attendees through integrated solutions for modern offices and collaborative corporate environments.

  • The Invited Guest Program facilitates exclusive networking forums and briefings for high-volume buyers and regional decision-makers.

Beyond the show-floor exhibitions, the InfoComm Asia week also celebrates the pinnacle of regional integration at the highly anticipated Inavate APAC Awards 2026. As a proud event sponsor, GPA is happy to support an evening that highlights the most innovative projects driving our industry forward. We are especially proud that several of our own regional teams have been recognized as finalists this year for their outstanding project delivery. It promises to be a remarkable night of networking and celebration, and we wish the best of luck to all the finalists across every category.

InfoComm Asia 2025 - Team Photo

This combination of enterprise-led hubs, massive exhibitor presence, and broad institutional education makes the Bangkok event a critical destination for technology leaders. By merging global operational standards within the GPA Global Lounge with these regional market insights, the industry is fully equipped to navigate the next generation of workplace transformation.

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