International Construction Week opens registration for trade visitors

What’s more, registration is now open for the 2nd Congress of International Construction Week.

Madrid, 23 June 2026 - The International Construction Week, bringing together the CONSTRUTEC, VETECO, SMART DOORS and PISCIMAD trade fairs, which has already confirmed the participation of nearly 500 companies, has now opened up registration for trade visitors. The upcoming edition is set to bring together the key players on the construction value chain at a crucial moment for the sector’s development.

Professionals can take advantage of early-bird registration to secure a 30% discount on ticket prices until 10 September via these links

CONSTRUTEC, VETECO, SMART DOORS and PISCIMAD

The International Construction Week, to take place from 10 to 13 November 2026, will afford a global platform to address the sector’s main challenges, ranging from industrialisation and sustainability to the digitalisation of construction processes. Against this backdrop, attending this professional event enables participants to gain a first-hand insight into the trends that are transforming the industry, to set up strategic contacts with leading professionals and companies, and to pinpoint business opportunities. It also serves as a barometer of the current economic and technological climate in the construction sector and as an ideal forum for content creation and the exchange of knowledge.

Each of the trade fairs going to make up the project will offer a specialised perspective: CONSTRUTEC, specialising in construction solutions and materials; VETECO, a leading name in windows, façades and building envelopes; SMART DOORS, specialising in doors, smart access systems and automation; and PISCIMAD, specialising in swimming pools, wellness and aquatic facilities.

II - 2nd Congress of the International Construction Week

As one of the core elements of this event, the project will once again play host to the 2nd Congress of the International Construction Week. Featuring around fifty presentations from senior executives, the Congress is set to consolidate its position as a strategic hub for analysis, reflection and knowledge exchange. The Congress, to be structured across daily themed sessions, will address key topics such as building materials distribution, property development and industrialised construction. It will also provide an in-depth analysis of the current landscape of the Spanish construction sector, alongside construction project design, the shift towards new building models and the corporate future, innovation, and new tools for the industry.

Integrating this congress with the exhibition area will provide visitors with a comprehensive view of the construction ecosystem, fostering synergies, business opportunities and industry debate.

Find out more at the International Construction Week website.