
EUDI Show 2027
Edition32 Showcasing water management, water treatment technologies, and resource governance solutions, ideal for reaching Italian and European municipal water utilities, industrial projects, and environmental engineering buyers.
EUDI Show 2027 (International Diving Exhibition) is a professional exhibition for the diving industry, held in Bologna, Italy, organised around diving equipment, technical training, ocean culture and underwater experiences.
The 31st edition brings together around 300 exhibitors, nearly 20% of them from overseas, with visitor numbers up 4% on the previous edition. Around 200 events are staged during the show, covering technical masterclasses, cross-disciplinary workshops and an underwater photography academy; most sessions were fully booked, and activities such as the technical corner drew wide participation.
The show includes public-facing experiences such as immersive 3D simulations, diving equipment displays and activities involving diving personalities and organisations, and launches a marine public-interest communication award recognising individuals with outstanding contributions to raising public awareness of marine ecological protection.
The show also introduces a new themed area for recreational boating, sport fishing and diving experiences, combining technology, sustainability and water lifestyles; exhibits and sections cover diving equipment and gear, dive travel and destinations, dive centres and training, underwater photography and media, shops and retail, diving services and support, and sailing and marine leisure.
Area
Exhibitors
Visitors
Entry to Eudi Show is free for people with disabilities and one accompanying person.
No, only a single-day admission ticket is available.
The cloakroom service is managed by BolognaFiere; for information call 051 282111.
Write to eudivip@eudishow.eu and you will receive a reply within a few days.
Dogs may enter BolognaFiere only on a leash, and owners must carry a muzzle.
The show has two entrances: the North entrance (next to the Michelino car park) and the Costituzione entrance (more convenient for visitors arriving by public transport).

EUDI Show 2027
Edition32 Showcasing water management, water treatment technologies, and resource governance solutions, ideal for reaching Italian and European municipal water utilities, industrial projects, and environmental engineering buyers.
EUDI Show 2027 (International Diving Exhibition) is a professional exhibition for the diving industry, held in Bologna, Italy, organised around diving equipment, technical training, ocean culture and underwater experiences.
The 31st edition brings together around 300 exhibitors, nearly 20% of them from overseas, with visitor numbers up 4% on the previous edition. Around 200 events are staged during the show, covering technical masterclasses, cross-disciplinary workshops and an underwater photography academy; most sessions were fully booked, and activities such as the technical corner drew wide participation.
The show includes public-facing experiences such as immersive 3D simulations, diving equipment displays and activities involving diving personalities and organisations, and launches a marine public-interest communication award recognising individuals with outstanding contributions to raising public awareness of marine ecological protection.
The show also introduces a new themed area for recreational boating, sport fishing and diving experiences, combining technology, sustainability and water lifestyles; exhibits and sections cover diving equipment and gear, dive travel and destinations, dive centres and training, underwater photography and media, shops and retail, diving services and support, and sailing and marine leisure.
Area
Exhibitors
Visitors
Entry to Eudi Show is free for people with disabilities and one accompanying person.
No, only a single-day admission ticket is available.
The cloakroom service is managed by BolognaFiere; for information call 051 282111.
Write to eudivip@eudishow.eu and you will receive a reply within a few days.
Dogs may enter BolognaFiere only on a leash, and owners must carry a muzzle.
The show has two entrances: the North entrance (next to the Michelino car park) and the Costituzione entrance (more convenient for visitors arriving by public transport).