Cannabis Events in 2023 Set to Highlight Industry Growth and Innovation

The year 2023 is shaping up to be pivotal for the cannabis industry, with a packed calendar of events set to take place across the globe. These events, ranging from expos to conferences, will bring together industry professionals, consumers, and advocates to discuss the latest trends, regulatory changes, and innovations in cannabis. Major cities like Vancouver, Athens, and Barcelona are among the hosts, highlighting the international reach and growing importance of the cannabis sector

One of the first major events of the year is the Lift Expo in Vancouver, scheduled for January 13-14. Known as one of Canada's largest cannabis trade shows, it attracts both enthusiasts and industry professionals. Those unable to attend in Vancouver will have additional opportunities in Toronto and San Francisco later in the year. Meanwhile, Athens will host its second international fair focusing on industrial, medical, and recreational cannabis applications from January 10-12

In Europe, the Cannabis Europa conference in London on May 2-3 will be a significant gathering for the therapeutic cannabis industry. It aims to facilitate dialogue among industry leaders to support the development of the European cannabis market. Similarly, the Spannabis fair in Barcelona from March 10-12 is expected to draw a large crowd, showcasing a wide range of products related to cannabis cultivation and consumption

The United States will see a series of Cannacon events, starting in Massachusetts and moving to other states throughout the year. These events are known for attracting thousands of visitors and providing a platform for networking and business development. Furthermore, the National Cannabis Festival in Washington, D.C., on April 22, celebrates cannabis legalization with music and advocacy, drawing over 10,000 participants annually

Looking ahead, the Global Investment Forum in Berlin on June 27 will provide a stage for cannabis companies to pitch their innovations to top investors. This event is part of the International Cannabis Business Conference, which has become a key meeting point for entrepreneurs and activists. As cannabis laws continue to evolve worldwide, these events play a crucial role in shaping the future of the industry