Saudi Wood Expo doesn’t just bring the industry together, it takes place in a space that ensures you can focus on what matters most, discovering new products, meeting key suppliers and making the most of your time at the show.
Right in the heart of the city, RFECC is purpose-built to host world-class exhibitions like Saudi Wood Expo. Whether you’re driving in or arriving by metro, you’ll enjoy seamless access.
Event dates and opening hours:
30 August – 2 September 2026 | 4 pm – 10 pm daily
There are ample free parking spots available, including accessible parking close to the entry points with applicable charges based on duration and parking zone selected.
Regular taxis are available at any time. Uber and Careem taxi services are available via their applications.
King Khalid International Airport is minutes from Riyadh Front Exhibition & Conference Center, ensuring a quick, smooth, stress-free journey.
Enhance your Saudi Wood Expo experience with ease and comfort by booking a hotel near the venue. Click the button below to begin a journey of relaxation and luxury, ensuring that every moment of your stay aligns perfectly with the excitement of this remarkable event.
Saudi Arabia is opening its doors to the world through its new tourist visa. Their new fast and easy-to-use online portal, international visitors from eligible countries can apply for an eVisa and discover the warm hospitality of Saudi people.
Exhibitors and visitors of Saudi Wood Expo can obtain a tourist visa through the fast and easy-to-use online portal.
Built in 1865 and superbly preserved, Al Masmak Fortress is a vast clay and mud brick citadel that’s a favorite among tourists wanting to step back in time and explore Saudi’s roots. In 1902, King Abdulaziz captured the fortress and took control of Riyadh (his ancestral home) after having lived in Kuwait.
From ancient labyrinthine souqs to luxury malls and quirky boutiques, Riyadh sets the standard for a destination shopping city. The city’s most famous market is the Souq Al Zal, which remains as noisy and vibrant as when it first emerged in 1901. Everything from gold coins to quirky handicrafts and dusty antiques can be found here.
One of the best ways to experience Riyadh’s cultural fusion is through its cuisine. Najd Village combines the dining and heritage experiences, with faithfully re-created Najd architecture and authentic recipes such as Kabsa, Jareesh, and Hashi. More contemporary takes can be found at the sophisticated Takya.
Established in 1988, King Fahd International Stadium (KFIS) has been an iconic landmark, both in design and events it hosts. Besides holding local and international high-profile sports events, KFIS K-Pop sensation BTS for a massive concert on its 500.000 sqm stadium in 2019, along with a showing of Cirque du Soleil.
