The Museums & Heritage Show (MHS) is the UK’s largest annual trade show for the Experience and Attractions sector, drawing in nearly 2,200 worldwide buyers and more than 150 exhibitors.
Join the Department for Business and Trade (DBT) at the Museums + Heritage Show this May. The largest exhibition for the Museums and Cultural sector in the UK has over 2,000 museum professionals from the UK, Europe and other overseas markets attending to source new products and services for their museums, galleries or attractions.
DBT is hosting a stand and business lounge at this year’s event and is offering on-site meetings on a first come first served basis for UK companies looking to develop their export capability and pursue specific opportunities within the museums and attractions sector. 
International representatives from the following markets will attend MHS as part of a DBT hosted inward delegation and be available for 1-2-1 meetings with interested UK suppliers:  
Azerbaijan, China, Finland, Hong Kong, Kazakhstan and Oman* 
(*TBC – Delegate information will be confirmed in due course.) 

Note your diaries now to attend this year’s MHS and benefit from the following programme of DBT activity at the Show:  

• Meet and network with DBT-sponsored international buyers involved in developing new museum and heritage projects or looking to upgrade existing facilities;
• Meet key international decision makers and influencers;
• Create strategic alliances with other UK businesses and overseas partners.

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Please note that you will also have to register on the official Museums and Heritage Show website to obtain a FREE pass.

Museums and Heritage with a global reach

The UK museum sector has a global reputation. In the last 15 years, over £2bn has been invested in our museums, creating world-class museums and first-rate suppliers of products and services to the heritage industry.
As a result, the UK museum sector’s skills and expertise are much in demand from countries undertaking large scale redevelopment of their museums and galleries and from individual institutions worldwide embarking on major museum development programmes.