Delhi Trade Fair 2026: Dates, Entry Timings, Nearest Metro, Ticket Prices; How To Book 45th IITF 2025 Tickets?

The India International Trade Fair (IITF) 2026 is set to run for 14 days, bringing together exhibitors, businesses, shoppers and visitors from across India and abroad at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi. The 45th edition of the annual trade fair will feature products from multiple states and Union Territories, international stalls, food outlets, startup showcases and cultural performances.

Delhi Trade Fair 2026: Date, Entry Timings, Ticket Prices, Nearest Metro and How To Reach

The 45th India International Trade Fair will run for 14 days, from November 14 to November 27, 2026, at Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. While the event will be inaugurated on November 13, the exhibition schedule and public entry dates are different.

Business visitors can attend the fair from November 14 to November 18. General visitors will be allowed entry from November 19 through November 27.

The fair will remain open from 10 am to 7:30 pm, while the last entry for general visitors will be at 5:30 pm. Visitors should plan their arrival accordingly, particularly if they intend to explore multiple pavilions, attend cultural programmes or visit the food court.

However, visitors planning a family outing or shopping trip should note that the fair will not open to the general public on the first day. The initial five days will be reserved for business visitors, with public entry beginning on November 19. Ticket prices will also vary depending on the day of the visit, making it important to check the schedule, entry timings, booking options and travel arrangements in advance.

Delhi Trade Fair 2026 Ticket Prices

Ticket prices for IITF 2026 will depend on the visitor category and the day of the visit. Adult tickets will cost Rs 100 on weekdays and Rs 200 on weekends, while children's tickets will be priced at Rs 50 and Rs 100, respectively.

Business visitors will have to pay Rs 500 per person. Senior citizens and persons with disabilities will be eligible for free entry on public days upon presenting valid government identity proof. Visitors planning to attend with family may find weekday visits more economical, as general admission prices are lower than weekend rates.

How To Book Delhi Trade Fair 2026 Tickets Online?

Visitors can book IITF 2026 tickets through the official online booking portal at booking.indiatradefair.com. Tickets will also be available through the IITF 2026 mobile application.

The app is expected to offer additional visitor information, including pavilion details, venue navigation, shuttle information and cultural event schedules. Checking these details before arrival can help visitors plan their route and prioritise the exhibitions they want to explore.

Offline tickets will also be available at 55 designated Delhi Metro stations. However, the Supreme Court Metro station, which is the nearest Metro stop to Bharat Mandapam, will not sell IITF entry tickets. Visitors using this station should book online or purchase tickets from another authorised Metro station in advance.

Nearest Metro Station To Visit Delhi Trade Fair 2026

The Supreme Court Metro station on the Blue Line is the nearest Metro station to Bharat Mandapam. Metro travel is expected to be a convenient option during the fair, as roads around Pragati Maidan may experience heavy traffic.

Visitors can walk from the station or use local transport, depending on their designated entry gate. Those travelling by bus, taxi or auto-rickshaw should check the entry arrangements before starting their journey.

For visitors using app-based cabs or autos, Delhi Traffic Police has identified 25 numbered pick-up points on both sides of Bhairon Marg to help manage traffic and passenger movement. Visitors should use the designated locations rather than asking drivers to stop near exit gates.

Delhi Trade Fair 2026 Entry Gates And Parking Details

Visitors should check the entry gate printed on their tickets before travelling to the venue. Entry from Bhairon Road will be available through gates 3 and 4, while entry from Mathura Road will be through gates 6 and 10. The traffic advisory also identifies pedestrian entry through gates 1, 4, 6 and 10.

Those travelling by private vehicles should use designated parking facilities. Options include ITPO basement parking through the Bhairon Marg-Ring Road tunnel, Bhairon Mandir parking and Bharat Mandapam Basement 2, accessible through Pragati Tunnel and Mathura Road Underpass 4. Parking inside the ITPO premises will not be permitted.

Traffic is expected to be heavy on Mathura Road, Bhairon Marg, Ring Road, Shershah Road, Purana Qila Road, Bhagwan Das Road and Tilak Marg. Visitors are advised to use the Metro wherever possible, while other commuters may consider avoiding these stretches during busy periods.

For traffic-related assistance, the Delhi Traffic Police helpline is 1095.

The theme for the 2026 edition is "Vikas aur Virasat". The fair is expected to bring together more than 3,500 exhibitors across 17 halls, with participation from 32 states and Union Territories and 11 countries.

The Hall of Inspiration will feature around 600 Indian start-ups showcasing innovations in areas such as drones, healthcare, agriculture, space, deep-tech and education. The One District One Product Pavilion will highlight regional crafts, cuisine and local products from 21 states.

Families can also explore Playverse@Mandapam, a digital experience designed for children and visitors. The food court will feature more than 90 outlets offering Indian and international cuisines, while international pavilions will showcase exhibitors from countries including Thailand, Iran, Nepal, China, the UAE, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh.

The fair will host 87 cultural performances across seven venues. Certain special performances, including shows by Salim-Sulaiman and Hariharan, will require separate tickets through BookMyShow, while other cultural programmes will be covered by regular entry tickets.