The International Saudi Falcons and Hunting Exhibition 2026 closed its doors after a ten-day run at the Riyadh Exhibition and Convention Center in Malham, drawing more than 764,000 visitors, according to the Saudi Falcons Club, which organized the event.
The closing figure caps an edition that expanded its visitor experiences across falconry, hunting equipment, heritage crafts and live shows, where the auction of Mongolian falcons, the expanded shooting range and the daily military displays formed the backbone of a program that ran from October 1 to October 10.
The turnout also reflects the exhibition's growing weight as a seasonal destination in the capital, with organizers having earlier called on visitors to postpone their attendance after the venue reached full capacity, a sign of the pressure the event placed on its halls and outdoor areas during peak days.
Across its run, the exhibition hosted auctions, falconry competitions and cultural sessions alongside participation from government agencies and private companies, positioning the event as a meeting point for the falconry community, traders and families alike.