AFAC CONFERENCE & EXPO
AFAC is Australia's largest and most comprehensive emergency management conference and exhibition
When and where will AFAC CONFERENCE & EXPO take place?
AFAC is Australia's largest and most comprehensive emergency management conference and exhibition
AFAC CONFERENCE & EXPO is an international unknown sector trade fair held in Melbourne, Australia. The next edition takes place on 18-21 August 2026.
The event focuses on the unknown sector industry, bringing together exhibitors, manufacturers, distributors and trade visitors from around the world. The fair is held yearly.
The fair is organized by AFAC Conference Pty Ltd. Visit http://www.afacconference.com.au for detailed exhibitor and visitor information.
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