Vinexpo Asia returns to Singapore with expanded global showcase and strategic industry focus

April 29, 2025 - 19:40
Vinexpo Asia 2025 is set to return to Singapore from May 27–29 at Marina Bay Sands, bringing together the world’s leading wine and spirits stakeholders for three days of dynamic networking and business opportunities. Organised by the Vinexposium group, it is expected to welcome over 950 exhibitors from more than 20 countries and 11,000 professional visitors representing 70 countries and territories.
The opening ceremony of Vinexpo Asia 2023. Photo courtesy of Vinexposium

Following its successful debut in 2023, Vinexpo Asia is set to return to Singapore from May 27–29 at Marina Bay Sands, bringing together the world’s leading wine and spirits stakeholders for three days of dynamic networking and business opportunities.

Organised by the Vinexposium group, Vinexpo Asia 2025 is expected to welcome over 950 exhibitors from more than 20 countries and 11,000 professional visitors representing 70 countries and territories. The event reinforces Singapore’s role as the strategic gateway to the fast-growing Asia-Pacific drinks market.

Rodolphe Lameyse, CEO of Vinexposium, highlighted the importance of leveraging emerging markets amid global industry challenges. “The global wine and spirits industry faces a pivotal geo-economic challenge with declining consumption worldwide. In this context, seizing commercial opportunities is imperative. Southeast Asia, with Singapore as its key business hub, is where growth happens. Vinexpo Asia in May will be the prime event for industry leaders to connect and thrive in this dynamic region,” he stated.

Vinexpo Asia 2023 drew over 1,000 exhibitors and 9,989 trade visitors from 64 countries and territories. Photo courtesy of Vinexposium

With Asia Pacific now accounting for 10% of global wine imports, and growth forecast in categories such as ready-to-drink beverages (5.9% growth expected in 2025), Vinexpo Asia is a timely and strategic platform. Singapore’s own wine market is projected to grow by 3% by 2025, supported by a vibrant gastronomy scene that includes 54 Michelin-starred restaurants as of 2024.

This year’s edition will feature a broader global line-up, including leading wine-producing nations such as France, Italy, and Australia, alongside emerging producers from South America and ASEAN member countries including Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, and Indonesia. New additions to the programme include the debut of “Welcome to the Organic World (WOW!)”, which will shine a spotlight on organic and biodynamic wines from around the world, and Wines Unearthed, a curated collective of boutique wineries seeking distribution partners in the region.

A business meeting was held during Vinexpo Asia 2023. Photo courtesy of Vinexposium

The spirits category will also enjoy strong representation, with exhibitors from Japan, Ireland, China, and other key markets showcasing current trends. The Vinexpo Academy will return with a robust programme of masterclasses, conferences, and guided tastings, led by top sommeliers and experts addressing pressing industry topics.

Vinexposium offers a cohesive focal point for every strand of the wine and spirits industry by designing a variety of relevant event formats, all year round and across the globe. By bringing together exhibitors and visitors at 8 events a year, Vinexposium is the industry’s ally, geared to developing its sales reach.

Organised by Vinexposium, Vinexpo Asia is a premier event for wine and spirits professionals, offering exclusive access to key stakeholders in the Asia-Pacific region. Taking place alternately in Singapore and Hong Kong, two major business hubs, it serves as a strategic platform for networking, discovering industry innovations, and fostering business opportunities in one of the most dynamic markets worldwide.-VNS

 

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