
Tickets for ADIHEX 2026, the 23rd Abu Dhabi International Hunting and Equestrian Exhibition, are now on sale. Here's everything Gulf visitors need to know.
Tickets are now on sale for the 23rd edition of the Abu Dhabi International Hunting and Equestrian Exhibition, known as ADIHEX 2026. The annual showcase is one of the most anticipated events in the UAE’s calendar, bringing together hunting, falconry, equestrian sports, and heritage tourism under one roof.

ADIHEX is the flagship event of the Emirates Falconers’ Club and the Abu Dhabi Hunters’ Club. Now entering its 23rd edition, the exhibition has grown into a globally recognized platform celebrating the Arab world’s deep-rooted traditions of hunting, horse riding, and wildlife conservation.
The event draws participants and visitors from across the Gulf, the broader Arab world, Europe, and Asia, making it a rare convergence of tradition and modern sporting culture in the UAE capital.
Ticket sales for ADIHEX 2026 are now open, according to the original report via Zawya. Prospective visitors are advised to book early, as previous editions have drawn large crowds from across the region and beyond.
The exhibition spans a wide range of activities and attractions. Here is a quick look at what the event typically covers:
ADIHEX is more than a trade show. For Gulf nationals, it represents a living archive of Bedouin culture, connecting modern Emiratis and regional visitors to practices that predate the oil era by centuries. Falconry and horse breeding are not hobbies here; they are identity markers passed down through generations.
The event also carries serious economic weight. It attracts international exhibitors selling everything from high-end hunting rifles to bespoke falconry gloves, pumping significant spend into Abu Dhabi’s hospitality and retail sectors. For the UAE’s broader tourism strategy, ADIHEX serves as proof that heritage-driven events can compete with entertainment mega-events on the global stage.
For Gulf expats and tourists, it offers a rare, immersive window into Emirati culture that hotel lobbies and malls simply cannot provide.
Yes, and that is a deliberate part of its design. Organizers have consistently expanded the family-friendly footprint of the exhibition over recent editions, adding interactive zones, educational wildlife exhibits, and outdoor adventure areas. It draws a broad demographic, from serious falconers and equestrian professionals to families looking for a culturally rich day out in the capital.
With tickets now available and the event’s reputation only growing with each edition, early planning is worth it, especially for visitors traveling from outside Abu Dhabi.
Will you be attending ADIHEX 2026? Tell us in the comments what you are most looking forward to seeing at this year’s exhibition.






