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Saudi Falcons and Hunting Exhibition 2026: National Center for Falcons Drives Heritage and Outdoor Industry Growth

RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA, Oct. 14, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The Saudi Falcons and Hunting Exhibition 2026 delivered a broad programme of activities and experiences during its run from 1–10 October at the Riyadh Exhibition & Convention Center in Malham. Designed to appeal to a wide range of audiences, the event brought together falconry and hunting with traditional crafts, camping equipment, travel and adventure gear, outdoor sports, family-oriented activations and interactive experiences.


Held under the theme "A Destination for All," the exhibition extended well beyond falcon displays and specialised auctions. Visitors moved through spaces that combined culture and heritage with outdoor lifestyles - offering a closer look at pursuits connected to nature, adventure and open-air living.

Highlights included Mongolian falcons and dedicated auctions, alongside the participation of exhibitors and entities from multiple countries. The exhibition environment brought together enthusiasts, professionals, companies and the wider public, while underscoring the cultural ties and commercial activity associated with falconry.

Falconry remains central to the exhibition's cultural identity, reflecting one of the most recognised traditions linked to the history of the Arabian Peninsula and embodying values of patience, skill and a close relationship between people and nature. At the same time, the exhibition's expanding scope points to a broader direction - presenting heritage in a contemporary format that allows audiences to engage with it and explore its cultural and economic reach.

The exhibition also created opportunities for professional and commercial connection among companies, brands, experts and international participants through product showcases, specialised solutions, knowledge exchange and relationship-building - illustrating the event's integration of cultural programming with business activity.

Ahmed Fahad Al-Hababi, Vice CEO of the National Center for Falcons, said the exhibition provides a more comprehensive view of Saudi cultural heritage by combining authentic traditions with modern activities and enabling international audiences to explore different aspects of Saudi culture in one setting.

Ahmed Fahad Al-Hababi, Vice CEO of the National Center for Falcons, said: "What distinguishes the Saudi Falcons and Hunting Exhibition is its ability to bring different communities and interests together in a single experience. Falconry is an authentic part of our heritage and cultural identity, but the exhibition goes beyond that framework - giving visitors opportunities to discover Saudi culture, adventure experiences, outdoor activities and specialised industries. This strengthens cultural exchange and opens new horizons for connection among participants from around the world."

He added: "We want international visitors to experience the diversity that defines the Kingdom and to enjoy a journey that combines knowledge, entertainment and direct engagement with cultural heritage - reflecting our ability to deliver events that attract multiple interests and speak to a broad global audience."

This variety has helped attract new visitor segments, including travel and adventure enthusiasts, outdoor sports fans, families and cultural-experience seekers, alongside falconers and professionals across hunting and falconry-related sectors. The result is a multi-interest platform that moves beyond the traditional boundaries of niche, single-sector events.

Since its launch in 2018, the Saudi Falcons and Hunting Exhibition has continued to develop its programming and expand its activities, offering an experience that spans culture, heritage and outdoor life while strengthening the Kingdom's presence on the international events calendar.

The 2026 edition reflects a model for combining authenticity with renewal - preserving cultural heritage while presenting it in ways that resonate with younger generations and global audiences - positioning Riyadh as a destination for cultural exchange and for discovering new experiences and opportunities.

About the National Center for Falcons

The National Center for Falcons is dedicated to preserving Saudi Arabia's falconry heritage and strengthening its sustainability through events, exhibitions, auctions and specialised initiatives. The Center supports the development of the falconry sector and its local and international presence, while advancing cultural exchange and knowledge-sharing among falconry communities worldwide.

About the Saudi Falcons and Hunting Exhibition

Launched in 2018 and organised by the National Center for Falcons, the Saudi Falcons and Hunting Exhibition is among the leading international events dedicated to falconry, hunting, outdoor activities and cultural heritage. The 2026 edition took place from 1–10 October at the Riyadh Exhibition & Convention Center in Malham, north of Riyadh, under the theme "A Destination for All," with local and international participation and a diverse programme combining culture, heritage, business, adventure and entertainment.

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SOURCE: The National Center for Falcons (Saudi Arabia)


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