FAIRFAX, Va. — National Pest Management Association (NPMA) opened registration for PestWorld 2026, the industry’s leading international conference and tradeshow for pest management professionals.
Taking place at the Gaylord Texan Resort & Convention Center, PestWorld 2026 will bring together thousands of attendees from around the world for four days of education, networking, business development and innovation designed to help companies grow and prepare for the future of the industry, NPMA said.
This year’s event will feature more than 40 educational sessions covering Business, Fumigation, Safety, Technical, Wildlife and Wood Destroying Organism topics, giving attendees practical insights, CEU opportunities and expert-led strategies they can apply directly to their businesses, the association said. Attendees will also have access to the industry’s largest exhibit hall, where more than 250 exhibitors across 128,000 square feet will showcase the latest products, technologies and services shaping the future of pest management.
NPMA said beyond education and exhibits, PestWorld 2026 will deliver a full week of networking and entertainment designed to bring the industry together. The event will kick off with the opening ceremony on Tuesday, October 20, followed by two dynamic speakers on the main stage on Wednesday and Thursday, October 21–22. The convention will conclude with the PestWorld Closing Party, “PestFest,” on Friday, October 23, giving attendees additional opportunities to connect with peers, manufacturers, suppliers and industry leaders from around the world.
Early-bird registration pricing is available through September 3, 2026. Registration rates will increase after that date. For event information and registration details, visit www.PestWorld2026.org.
Latest from Pest Control Technology
- Envu Offers Fall Promotion for Horizon Members
- Pest Management Foundation Announces the E. Raymond Crim, III Scholarship
- Tyro Group Acquires Dowell Pest Control
- Podcast: Beyond the Pest | Ep. 14 — Dr. Zach DeVries
- Webinar: The AI-Run Pest Control Company: Hype vs. Reality, What Actually Works (and What Doesn’t)
- Select Exterminating Acquires Three Businesses Across New York and New Jersey
- Catseye Pest Control Acquires Security Pest Elimination and Biologic Pest Control
- Researchers Confirm New York's First Bourbon Virus Case