GreenTech Amsterdam 2027 – Horticulture Technology Expo Netherlands

What to expect in 2027

GreenTech Amsterdam 2027 will bring together growers, breeders, horticulture technology suppliers, investors, researchers and other professionals involved in the early stages of the horticultural production chain. The exhibition will focus on practical solutions for modern cultivation, greenhouse production, sustainability, automation and resource efficiency.

The 2027 edition is expected to combine a large international exhibition with knowledge sessions, technology demonstrations, networking opportunities and innovation showcases. Key themes include robotics and artificial intelligence, precision horticulture, vertical farming, medicinal plants, organic production, climate control, water management, renewable energy and advanced cultivation systems.

GreenTech is an annual event in Amsterdam and is designed specifically for professional and trade visitors rather than the general public. The 2026 edition welcomed 11,600 visitors from 123 countries, demonstrating the show’s international reach across the horticulture technology sector.

Full event programme

The detailed 2027 programme has not yet been fully published. GreenTech’s programme normally combines exhibition activities with educational sessions, expert presentations, technology demonstrations and networking.

Expected programme themes include:

• Greenhouse cultivation and crop production
• Artificial intelligence and robotics
• Data-driven horticulture
• Precision horticulture
• Water treatment and resource management
• Renewable energy and energy efficiency
• Vertical farming and controlled-environment agriculture
• Medicinal plants and specialty crops
• Organic and biological cultivation
• Lighting and climate-control technologies
• Automation and labour-saving technologies
• Sustainable food and flower production

Recent editions have featured dedicated stages and knowledge areas covering crops, vertical farming, medicinal plants, data, technology, water treatment, lighting, AI and robotics. The 2027 schedule will be published by GreenTech as programme details are confirmed.

Featured companies & exhibitors

The 2027 exhibitor programme is still developing, and the official website provides an exhibitor-list platform for participating companies. GreenTech attracts manufacturers, technology companies, horticultural suppliers, research organisations, startups and service providers from international markets.

Companies represented in recent editions have included organisations such as Koppert Machines & Zonen, Alveco Polycarbonate, MJTECH and Air Tray Technologies. These companies illustrate the range of machinery, greenhouse materials, robotics and sustainable cultivation technologies presented at the exhibition.

The final 2027 exhibitor list should be checked closer to the event because companies and stand locations can change during the exhibition planning period.

Professional & trade visitor access

GreenTech Amsterdam is a professional trade exhibition and is not intended as a general public event. Visitors include growers, breeders, investors, suppliers, researchers, technology specialists, entrepreneurs and decision-makers working across horticulture and controlled-environment agriculture.

The official visitor rules state that the event is open to trade visitors only, with a minimum entry age of 14 years, including accompanied minors. A visitor badge is valid for all exhibition days.

International professionals can register through the official GreenTech system. After registration, eligible international visitors can also request an invitation letter for visa-application purposes using a company-related email address.

Event dates

2027 dates: 15–17 June 2027

GreenTech Amsterdam 2027 will take place over three days:

• Tuesday, 15 June 2027
• Wednesday, 16 June 2027
• Thursday, 17 June 2027

The official GreenTech website confirms all three dates and identifies RAI Amsterdam as the venue. The visitor registration for 2027 is scheduled to open in February 2027.

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Venue & exhibition site

Venue: RAI Amsterdam

Address: Europaplein 24, 1078 GZ Amsterdam, The Netherlands

GreenTech Amsterdam occupies exhibition space within the RAI Amsterdam complex, one of the Netherlands’ major international exhibition and convention venues. The site provides dedicated exhibition halls, stages, meeting areas, catering facilities and visitor services.

The exhibition is designed to let professionals see horticultural technology directly on the show floor, compare solutions from different suppliers and discuss applications with manufacturers and technology providers.

Exhibition halls & floor plan

GreenTech Amsterdam uses multiple halls within RAI Amsterdam, with the exhibition layout designed around different horticultural technologies and themes.

The digital floor plan allows visitors to locate exhibitors, exhibition areas and relevant sections of the show. GreenTech also provides an interactive floor plan for visitors and exhibitors, while the venue’s general RAI map provides information about entrances, halls, parking facilities and transport connections.

Recent GreenTech editions have included dedicated thematic areas such as the Green World and Tech World. These areas have helped visitors navigate topics including crops, vertical farming, medicinal plants, renewable energy, data, automation, AI and robotics.

Sustainability & environmental initiatives

Sustainability is a central part of GreenTech’s event strategy. The organiser works on reducing the environmental footprint of the exhibition through responsible logistics, sustainable accommodation, plant-based catering, waste reduction and more environmentally responsible exhibition materials.

GreenTech-funded catering is 100% plant-based, while local and organic ingredients are sourced from Amsterdam-area suppliers where possible. Surplus food is also redirected through social initiatives to reduce food waste.

The event has also reduced the amount of exhibition carpet used in the aisles. In 2025, GreenTech reported more than 7,000 square metres less carpet use, while sustainable stand construction, modular furniture, LED lighting and circular event materials form part of its wider sustainability approach.

Digital floor plans reduce the need for printed maps, while waste-separation systems and reusable or biodegradable materials help reduce disposable waste. GreenTech also promotes sustainable travel and ride-sharing options.

Event rules

GreenTech Amsterdam operates under professional exhibition and visitor conditions. Important visitor rules include:

• Entry is restricted to trade visitors.
• The minimum entry age is 14 years.
• A registration invitation is not itself a valid ticket.
• Visitors must validate invitations through the official registration system.
• Visitor badges are valid for all exhibition days.
• Dogs are not permitted inside RAI Amsterdam, except assistance dogs.
• Mobility scooters are permitted inside the venue.
• Visitors requiring accessibility assistance can use the venue’s accessibility facilities.

The organiser advises visitors with questions about registration or tickets to contact the GreenTech team directly.

How to get there

RAI Amsterdam is located at Europaplein 24 in Amsterdam and is easily accessible by train, metro, tram, bus and car.

Amsterdam RAI railway station is approximately a three-minute walk from the exhibition centre, while Europaplein metro station is located directly outside the venue. Schiphol Airport is also connected to RAI Amsterdam by train in approximately 10 minutes.

Visitors arriving from Amsterdam Central Station can use Metro 52 towards Zuid and exit at Europaplein. RAI Amsterdam also has connections with Amsterdam’s wider tram and bus network.

Public transport & parking

Train: Amsterdam RAI station is around 300 metres from the venue and provides connections to Schiphol, Rotterdam, Utrecht, The Hague and other destinations.

Metro: Metro 52 stops at Europaplein directly outside RAI Amsterdam and provides a fast connection with central Amsterdam.

Car: RAI Amsterdam is directly accessible from the A10 ring road, with several parking garages available.

Previous parking pricing: RAI’s published rate was approximately $7 per hour, with a maximum of about $42 per day. An online day permit was approximately $35. Evening parking from 17:00 to 01:00 was approximately $15.

P+R: RAI Amsterdam also offers a Park & Ride option, allowing visitors to leave their car and continue into Amsterdam by public transport. Availability can vary during major events.

Accommodation areas

Visitors can stay close to RAI Amsterdam or choose accommodation in central Amsterdam with convenient public transport connections.

RAI and Europaplein: The most convenient area for visitors who want to stay close to the exhibition centre.

Amsterdam Zuid: A well-connected business and accommodation district with easy access to RAI Amsterdam.

De Pijp: A lively neighbourhood with restaurants, cafés and accommodation options, located close to the RAI.

Amsterdam city centre: Suitable for visitors who want to combine the exhibition with sightseeing and business activities elsewhere in the city.

GreenTech identifies RAI Hotel Services as its official accommodation partner and advises exhibitors to avoid unofficial third-party accommodation companies claiming to represent the event.

Accessibility

RAI Amsterdam provides accessible facilities throughout the exhibition complex. Corridors are level and spacious, while lifts and accessible toilets are available throughout the building.

Accessible parking spaces are available in P1, P2, P3 and P4 for visitors holding a valid European Disabled Parking Card. These spaces are located close to exits leading into the RAI complex.

Wheelchairs can also be borrowed from RAI Amsterdam when reserved in advance. Visitors using mobility scooters can enter the venue, and assistance dogs are permitted.

Previous year’s highlights

GreenTech Amsterdam 2026 took place from 9–11 June at RAI Amsterdam and welcomed 11,600 visitors representing 123 countries. The Netherlands, South Korea, Germany, Belgium and the United Kingdom were among the leading visitor markets.

The 2026 edition focused strongly on the intersection of horticulture, sustainability and technology. Major challenges addressed included labour shortages, energy use, sustainable production and the adoption of artificial intelligence and robotics.

The GreenTech Innovation Awards received 37 submissions in 2026 and introduced the new Impact Award for established products demonstrating significant sustainability and revenue benefits. The event also featured international delegations, including representatives from the Netherlands, UAE, Qatar, Kazakhstan and Brazil.

Official tickets & registration

Registration for GreenTech Amsterdam 2027 is scheduled to open in February 2027. The official ticket page currently asks visitors to mark 15–17 June 2027 and subscribe for registration updates.

2027 visitor pricing: Not yet announced.

Previous-edition standard ticket: The 2025 three-day entrance ticket was approximately $116 excluding VAT when purchased before the early deadline.

Previous-edition late ticket: The 2025 three-day entrance ticket increased to approximately $146 excluding VAT after the early-registration deadline.

These previous-edition amounts are provided for planning purposes only and should not be treated as confirmed 2027 prices.

Agriculture & environmental sectors

GreenTech Amsterdam covers the technology and production challenges affecting modern horticulture and controlled-environment agriculture. The event is particularly relevant to growers and breeders looking for technologies that improve crop quality, productivity and resource efficiency.

Key sectors include:

• Greenhouse horticulture
• Crop cultivation
• Plant breeding
• Vertical farming
• Controlled-environment agriculture
• Medicinal plant cultivation
• Organic horticulture
• Biological crop production
• Floriculture
• Vegetable production
• Soft-fruit cultivation
• Precision horticulture
• Sustainable food production
• Water and energy management
• Renewable energy
• Climate-control systems

The exhibition focuses on the early stages of the horticultural chain and the practical production issues faced by growers and breeders.

Products, technologies & innovations

GreenTech provides an extensive showcase of horticultural products, machinery and technology solutions. Visitors can investigate complete systems as well as individual components designed for greenhouse and controlled-environment production.

Major technology areas include:

• Greenhouse automation
• Robotics and autonomous cultivation
• Artificial intelligence
• Sensors and data platforms
• Climate-control equipment
• LED and horticultural lighting
• Water treatment
• Irrigation systems
• Renewable-energy solutions
• Vertical farming equipment
• Growing systems
• Crop-care technologies
• Biological solutions
• Greenhouse materials
• Automation and control systems
• Digital cultivation platforms

The Innovation Awards provide an additional platform for newly developed technology. Categories include the Concept Award for emerging products, the Innovation Award for advanced new technology and the Impact Award for established products with demonstrated sustainability and revenue impact.

Demonstrations & workshops

GreenTech is designed around hands-on interaction, allowing visitors to see technologies in operation and discuss applications directly with suppliers. Recent editions have featured robotics demonstrations, innovation showcases, specialist knowledge sessions and interactive technology areas.

The Robotics & AI Lab has provided visitors with opportunities to experience emerging applications of automation, artificial intelligence and robotics in horticulture. The Tech World has also included sessions focused on data-driven horticulture, water treatment, lighting, AI and robotics.

Previous editions have also included the Robot Challenge, where exhibitors demonstrated robotic technologies before an expert jury, as well as Innovation Award presentations and specialist sessions.

The detailed 2027 workshop and demonstration timetable will be released closer to the event.

Ticket types & registration

The 2027 visitor ticket structure has not yet been announced. Registration is scheduled to open in February 2027 through the official GreenTech Amsterdam ticketing system.

Previous editions have offered a standard multi-day visitor ticket with optional paid upgrades and networking activities.

Previous three-day visitor ticket: Approximately $116 excluding VAT during the early-registration period.

Previous late three-day visitor ticket: Approximately $146 excluding VAT after the early deadline.

Previous optional boat trip: Approximately $76.

Previous GreenTech Party: Approximately $88 for visitors, while exhibitors could attend free of charge.

The optional activity prices above are from previous editions and are not confirmed prices for 2027.