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GAMING EXPO DEBUTS SEMINAR CENTRAL

The annual Australasian Gaming Expo (AGE) is gearing up to open next week in Darling Harbour, with the usual spread of suppliers and new attractions in Seminar Central and Spotlight Sessions.

Australasia’s largest gaming exhibition, hosted by the Gaming Technologies Association (GTA) will take place Tuesday 11 August – Thursday 13 August, sprawled across 19,000sqm of show floor at ICC Sydney.

As the “one stop gaming and hospitality shop” it assembles many of the industry’s leading suppliers, with over 170 exhibitors showcasing the products, services and innovations under one roof.

New in 2026 is ‘Seminar Central’ – a dedicated new home for the AGE Seminar Program, taking place in the heart of the Expo.

The seminars, curated by the GTA in collaboration with government, manufacturers, and venue operators, span a broad range of topics, featuring experts in the fields of gaming and technology, venue management and compliance, legislation and regulation, executive and female leadership, financial investment, government and politics, communications and media and more.

For the first time in the long history of the event AGE attendees will be able to move seamlessly between the exhibition floor and what are set to be relevant and engaging seminars.

AGE 2026 will also debut Spotlight Sessions, shining a light on the heart and soul of the Expo: the Exhibitors.

“The talent we have assembled for the AGE 2026 Seminar Program at Seminar Central is truly world-class, and we can’t wait to start the thought-provoking conversations,” offers Daniel Maloney, GTA GM for Policy, Strategy, and Engagement.

“The calibre and experience of the presenters and panellists appearing at Seminar Central will ensure that the AGE 2026 Seminar Program won’t be your standard, ‘business as usual’ conference talkfest.”

More information on the AGE Seminar Central Program and Spotlight Sessions.

Register for AGE 2026.

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