The Saudi International Falcons and Hunting Exhibition 2026 welcomed large crowds on its opening day, attracting families, falconry and hunting enthusiasts, and visitors interested in art and the range of experiences on offer.
Visitors highlighted the development of the exhibition’s services, the expansion of its pavilions and the growing variety of experiences and activities compared with previous editions.
The visitor feedback covered different aspects of this year’s experience, including organisation, ease of movement, facilities and services, as well as the diversity of exhibitors and activities available under the theme “A Destination for Everyone.”
Visitors Highlight Growth and Variety
Visitor Saleh Al-Ghamdi praised the exhibition’s development over the years, noting improvements across several aspects of the services. He said the progress contributed to his positive impression of an event that brings together exhibitors from more than 20 countries.
Anas Hamad Al-Harbi, who has visited the exhibition for five consecutive years, said it introduces new additions every year. He highlighted the growing number of pavilions and continuous updates, which he said reflect the exhibition’s development.
For first-time visitor Fares Al-Qahtani, the falcons, artworks, atmosphere and warm welcome were among the highlights of his visit. He said his interest in falcons was complemented by his appreciation of the art on display and the overall atmosphere, adding that he would like to return in future editions.
Samira Al-Ansari praised the organisation and security arrangements, as well as the cafés, restaurants and facilities available for families and children. She also highlighted the variety of experiences and activities and described the auction as enjoyable and well organised.
She also expressed her appreciation for the different sections, including the wildlife area, and the art exhibition featuring works by male and female artists. The exhibition offers visitors an opportunity to explore different artistic styles and materials as part of the wider experience.
Organised by the National Center for Falcons at the Riyadh Exhibition and Convention Center in Malham, north of Riyadh, the Saudi International Falcons and Hunting Exhibition 2026 runs until October 10.
The exhibition continues to offer visitors a range of experiences and activities designed to encourage them to return and discover more.
