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View Package & Get ProposalCOP31 — UN Climate Change Conference (Antalya 2026) is an independent event; this page describes the travel and delegation services we provide to companies attending it. We are not an official representative of the fair.
Delegation hotels in Lara, Kundu and Belek, airport and EXPO Center transport, meeting rooms and side event venues.
COP31 is the 31st Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, held 9-20 November 2026 at the Antalya Expo Center in Türkiye. Türkiye hosts and holds the COP Presidency, while Australia presides over the negotiations. This page summarises dates, venue, zones, accommodation and transport planning for companies, delegations and organisations attending.
Executive airport reception, 5-star venue hotels, certified bilingual commercial interpreters, and factory audit tours.
Fast-track airport meet & greet, dedicated luggage handling, and chauffeured executive transfer.
Group room blocks at business hotels near the venue, confirmed in writing subject to availability.
Sector-specialised interpreters (EN, DE, AR, RU) dedicated to your booth and bilateral meetings.
Private factory inspection visits across Turkish Organized Industrial Zones (OSB) and networking dinners.
Beyond the exhibition floor, we arrange specialized factory audit tours, supplier site visits across Turkish Organized Industrial Zones (OSB), executive fleet logistics, and bilingual commercial interpreters under a single master corporate service agreement.
COP31 is the 31st meeting of the annual UN climate conference series, where countries negotiate their commitments on climate action. The conference takes place from 9 to 20 November 2026 at the Antalya Expo Center in the Aksu district of Antalya, close to Antalya Airport. Türkiye is the host country and holds the COP Presidency, while Australia presides over the negotiations as Vice-President. Unlike previous conferences, the World Leaders' Summit is scheduled for the third and fourth days, 11-12 November, rather than the opening days.
The site is divided into two main areas. The Blue Zone is the official negotiation area managed by the UNFCCC: plenary halls, delegation offices, the media centre and official side events are located here, and entry requires UNFCCC accreditation. The Green Zone is managed by the host country and is open to business, civil society and the public for exhibitions and events. According to the host country, the Blue Zone will have a single entry point with multiple security checkpoints, and the Leaders' Summit will use a separate VVIP entrance and dedicated routes.
A two-week UN conference concentrates the accommodation, transport and meeting needs of tens of thousands of participants into the same dates in one city. Antalya's tourism capacity is large — the host country reports around 300,000 beds in the city centre, Lara, Kundu and Belek areas near the venue — but hotels closest to the Expo site, meeting rooms and chauffeured vehicles are the first to sell out during conference weeks. Traffic restrictions should be expected on some routes during the Leaders' Summit days for security reasons, so daily schedules on those days need wider time buffers.
Blue Zone accreditation is issued only by the UNFCCC, to Party delegations, admitted observer organisations and the media. Travel agencies, event companies and this page do not provide accreditation and cannot speed up the process. Companies usually plan participation through an observer organisation, an industry association or a national delegation they belong to; for Green Zone events, the registration process announced by the host country applies.
COP31 is the busiest meeting point of the year for companies working in climate policy, energy transition, green finance and sustainable production. While direct participation in the negotiations is limited to official delegations, hundreds of side events, panels, business forums and bilateral meetings take place in the Green Zone and in hotels across the city during the conference weeks. Companies use this period to meet regulators, financial institutions and international partners in the same city in the same week, to showcase their sustainability work and to follow new obligations in their sector closely.
For international companies, Türkiye's hosting also offers a chance to combine conference attendance with site visits to Turkish manufacturers, energy projects and suppliers, many of which are within reach of Antalya or a short domestic flight away.
Participants include ministerial and negotiating delegations of the Parties, UN agencies, international financial institutions, admitted civil society observers, academic and research institutions, and the international media. Side events and the Green Zone draw senior executives, chief sustainability officers and investors from energy, transport, construction, agri-food, finance and technology.
Lara and Kundu are the coastal hotel areas closest to the Expo site. Belek's large resorts and conference hotels are about 25-30 km from the venue and are popular for delegation side events thanks to their large meeting rooms. City-centre and Kaleiçi boutique hotels suit small delegations. Keeping a whole delegation in one hotel simplifies daily transfers and security coordination. See our COP31 hotels and transport page for a detailed comparison of areas.
Antalya Airport (AYT) is close to the Expo site. Delegations typically need airport meet-and-greet, hotel transfers and scheduled shuttles between the hotel and the Expo on conference days. On the Leaders' Summit days (11-12 November), earlier departure times and alternative routes are planned to absorb road restrictions. Chauffeured cars, minibuses and coaches fill quickly during conference weeks and should be confirmed by October at the latest.
For side events outside the official zones, ballrooms and meeting rooms in Lara and Belek hotels, city-centre congress venues and historic venues in Kaleiçi are used. Travel time to the Expo site, technical infrastructure, simultaneous interpretation needs and security requirements drive the choice. For programmes outside the conference period, see Antalya DMC.
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