International Islamic Expo 2026 Returns from 26–28 June at JCC Senayan

The International Islamic Expo (IIE) 2026 returns as an exhibition connecting global stakeholders, halal tourism industry players, Umrah and Hajj operators, Islamic finance institutions, and the broader Islamic economy sector in a three-day immersive experience featuring high-level meetings, talk shows, and robust networking opportunities. The exhibition will take place from 26 to 28 June 2026 in Hall A, Jakarta Convention Center (JCC) Senayan, Jakarta. The Ministry of Tourism, as the official host, supports and welcomes IIE 2026 as a strategic platform to drive growth in the national halal tourism sector while strengthening Indonesia’s competitiveness in the global market. The exhibition will welcome participants from Southeast Asia, East Asia, Central Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. Leading products for Muslim travel, Hajj, and Umrah will be showcased, spanning airlines, hotels, visa providers, travel insurance, transport, and Hajj and Umrah catering, while also introducing a range of international tourist destinations shaping the future of Islamic tourism and the wider halal ecosystem. This year, Bank Syariah Indonesia (BSI) returns as the official banking partner of the International Islamic Expo 2026. BSI’s involvement demonstrates its commitment to supporting the development of the national Islamic economy ecosystem through the provision of innovative, inclusive, and sustainable Islamic financial services. As part of this support, BSI is offering special promotions for exhibition visitors, including discounts of up to IDR 3 million and 0 per cent instalments for up to 24 months with the BSI Hasanah Card, discounts of up to IDR 750,000 with BSI Visa debit cards, and a two-year annual fee waiver plus a welcome bonus of up to IDR 150,000 for visitors who apply for the BSI Hasanah Card at the venue. BSI plays a strategic role in strengthening synergies between the Islamic finance sector and the halal industry, including tourism, Umrah and Hajj, MSMEs, and various other supporting sectors. Through this collaboration, the International Islamic Expo 2026 is expected to unlock more investment opportunities, foster the growth of Sharia-based businesses, and broaden public access to Islamic financial services.