NoVacancy is already well-established in Australia – what motivated you to bring the event to London, and what is your long-term vision for this UK edition?
NoVacancy has become a catalyst for innovation and connection across the hotel and accommodation industry in Australia, and we felt there was a genuine opportunity to bring that same spirit to the UK. London is one of the world’s most dynamic hospitality markets, yet there hasn’t been a truly comprehensive platform that unites every corner of the accommodation ecosystem, from hotels and serviced apartments to holiday parks, hostels, and resorts. Our long-term vision is to make NoVacancy London the go-to annual meeting place for operators and suppliers to discover, collaborate, and shape the future of the industry together.
In a market with established hotel trade shows, how will NoVacancy London distinguish itself and address gaps that other events might not be covering?
We’re building something broader in scope and fresher in energy. NoVacancy is not just about products, it’s about ideas, solutions, and relationships. The event is designed around ten dedicated content tracks, each tackling real operational and commercial challenges, while our exhibitor mix reflects every facet of running an accommodation business. We want visitors to leave with tangible solutions and new partnerships that can transform their businesses.

Your conference agenda highlights themes like technology, sustainability, and design. Which emerging trends or innovations do you most expect to drive conversation among hoteliers at this first London edition?
AI and automation will undoubtedly dominate discussion, not as buzzwords, but as practical tools to enhance efficiency, personalise the guest experience, and unlock new revenue. We’re also seeing growing momentum around sustainable operations, from energy management and circular design to waste reduction. And on the design side, the blending of wellness, workspace, and leisure is reshaping what accommodation looks and feels like in 2026 and beyond.
What do you aim to offer to hotel , operators and professionals who attend NoVacancy London?
We want every attendee to walk away inspired, informed, and connected. That means access to world-class speakers, direct conversations with solution providers, and the chance to meet peers facing similar challenges. Whether you’re rethinking your tech stack, looking for design inspiration, or exploring new revenue strategies, NoVacancy London will provide practical takeaways and fresh ideas that you can implement immediately.

How will you measure the success of NoVacancy London, in terms of exhibitor ROI, attendee engagement, and long-term impact on the hospitality industry, and what do you hope the hotel sector gains from it?
Success for us goes beyond numbers, it’s about impact. If our exhibitors leave with valuable leads and meaningful relationships, and our visitors tell us they’ve found new solutions and ideas that genuinely help their business, we’ll have achieved our goal. Longer term, we hope NoVacancy London becomes a driving force for innovation and collaboration in UK hospitality, a place where the industry comes together each year to shape its next chapter.







