Intergeo 2026: Connecting Ideas with Practical Solutions

By further strengthening the connection between the conference and the exhibition, our aim is to create a seamless experience where participants can easily move between strategic discussions, practical applications and the latest technologies. The key themes of this year’s conference are: digital twins, Geo-AI, Earth observation, geodesy & BIM, geoinformation in public administration and technical surveying. The conference provides in-depth insights into the key topics shaping the geospatial industry, while the EXPO stages complement these discussions with real-world case studies, live demonstrations and best practices. At the same time, the exhibition allows visitors to experience the latest products and innovations first-hand and engage directly with technology providers. This closer integration creates a more dynamic learning experience and makes it easier for participants to connect ideas with practical solutions.

One thing visitors should definitely not miss is the keynote by Jack Dangermond, CEO and owner of Esri. This will take place on Tuesday morning and is accessible to all visitors. Secondly, the booth parties on Wednesday evening are legendary. And the third unmissable thing is Munich itself. Intergeo was last in Munich 20 years ago, together with the FIG Congress in 2006. Now, two decades later, we are back in town. Anyone who is a fan of Bavarian cuisine and brass-band music shouldn’t miss the world-famous Oktoberfest, which begins on the Saturday after Intergeo ends. And there are many other charming attractions and destinations in the city of Munich and the surrounding area, all the way to the Alps.