A new chapter for ICE in Barcelona
ICE Barcelona will build on last year’s event when it moved away from London for the first time in its 25-year history. Organisers are positioning the show as a global meeting point for the gambling and iGaming industries.
The Barcelona venue has expanded the floor space and improved its infrastructure this year. It means there will be a broader range of exhibitors and a more segmented show layout. We understand that this approach is designed to make it easier for attendees to find their way around specific sectors, from online casino and sports betting to payments, compliance and platform technology.
New features and focused show zones
According to the official ICE programme, the 2026 event will have several updated zones and content streams. These will reflect current industry priorities. Expect to see greater emphasis on regulatory compliance, safer gambling and technological innovation. All hot topics right now.
Dedicated areas are expected to highlight emerging markets. There’ll be opportunity to learn about new payment solutions and next-generation gaming products too. We note that conference sessions will also run alongside the exhibition floor. So, opportunities for structured discussions on policy, market growth and operational challenges facing the sector will also be available.
Why ICE Barcelona is important for the industry in 2026
As the first major iGaming event of the year, ICE Barcelona 2026 is likely to help set the tone for industry discussions in the months ahead. With regulatory scrutiny increasing across multiple jurisdictions, the event provides a platform for operators and suppliers to engage directly with policymakers and compliance specialists.
For many businesses, it’s also an early opportunity to assess market sentiment, explore partnerships and respond to shifting regulatory and commercial conditions as 2026 gets underway.
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