Designing Future Society for our Lives
IFES and fwd: are inviting exhibition and event industry members on an exclusive study trip to the World Expo 2025 in Osaka, between May 25-29, 2025. This unique event themed “Designing Future Society for Our Lives.” will unite global leaders, innovators, and visionaries from over 150 countries to showcase the cutting-edge solutions, sustainable advancements, and emerging technologies set to shape the future.
With exclusive VIP access to the Expo’s most anticipated pavilions, guided tours, and productive discussions, the IFES and fwd: Associations Study Trip offers a fully immersive experience that promises both inspiration and connection. Participants will witness Japan’s Society 5.0 initiatives, experiencing firsthand the transformative potential of human-friendly robotics, Mobility as a Service (MaaS), 5G advancements, and renewable energy solutions.
An In-Depth Look at Key Themes and Innovations
The Expo’s agenda will tackle global challenges, highlighting eight thematic projects and innovations to promote sustainable and inclusive solutions. The event also reflects on post-COVID global transformations, showcasing the resilience of humanity and the value of diversity and collaboration.
During the three-day Expo immersion from May 26-28, attendees will gain privileged insights from global experts and engage in discussions that redefine the future of society and technology. The Expo will serve as a platform for knowledge sharing and collaborative problem-solving, aimed at addressing global issues and innovating solutions for a better world – an unmissable opportunity to connect with like-minded industry members, exchange ideas and deepen your understanding of innovation and culture. This trip will not only provide a unique learning opportunity but also the chance to expand global networks.
Beyond the Expo: Cultural Immersion in Osaka
To complement the high-energy Expo experience, participants will enjoy a curated tour of Osaka, absorbing the city’s vibrant culture. From modern architecture to the culinary delights of local street food, attendees will enjoy Japan’s unique cultural heritage.
Find out more about the study trip here.
