TCI EXPO ’26 is in the works!

The world’s largest tree care industry conference and trade show will land in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, in 2026 at the Broward County Convention Center and will include indoor and outdoor exhibitor space!

 Mark your calendar for November 12-14, 2026, with Pre-conference workshops November 11.

All of your favorite immersive experiences will return, along with the stellar education you’ve come to expect!

Registration starts July 2026.

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Reasons to get excited!

  • New! TCI EXPOSaw – In partnership with the Women’s Tree Climbing Workshop: Watch and participate in live chainsaw demonstrations in the Demo Dome

  • Gear Up & Grow Raffle – Register for TCI EXPO in July and August for a chance to win great gear and save up to 50% when you register early!

  • Flexible Registration Options – Choose between an All-Access Pass (includes digital education), on-site education only or a trade show pass

  • Earn More CEUs on the trade show floor! Our trade show floor education is reason enough to come to TCI EXPO, but there is so much more!

Reasons to LOVE TCI EXPO

  • The Demo Dome: Test drive cutting-edge equipment, from chain saws to skid steers

  • The Crane Crew brought to you by Noble Oak Safety & Training – Get hands-on crane operations training

  • TCI EXPOClimb in partnership with The Academy – THE climber’s playground!

  • TCI EXPOGrow – For a holistic approach to life in tree care

  • Tree Demos – Immersive experiences in rigging and climbing to learn from the best

  • Welcome Reception sponsored by Vermeer featuring live music, free appetizers and a cash bar

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The deadline for submissions for TCI EXPO 2026 is March 20, 2026. After March 20th, submissions will be considered for TCI EXPO 2027 and Winter Management Conference 2027.

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