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Thailand Launches First Content Industry Trade Fair TCM 2026 in Bangkok

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Thailand Launches First Content Industry Trade Fair TCM 2026 in Bangkok

The Department of International Trade Promotion (DITP) of Thailand is hosting the Thailand Content Market (TCM 2026) at the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC) in Bangkok from July 20-22, 2026. This marks the country's first international trade exhibition dedicated to the creative content industry.

TCM 2026 serves as a platform for entrepreneurs, creators, and leading studios from Thailand and around the world to connect with buyers, investors, and business partners, while showcasing the strength and potential of Thailand's content industry on the international stage.

The exhibition covers six creative sectors: Film and Television, Game and Animation, Art Toys and Board Games, Books and E-learning, Characters and Intellectual Property (IP), and Production and Content Services.

Beyond the exhibition floor, TCM 2026 offers a comprehensive program of business development activities, including Business Matching through the Bangkok International Digital Content Festival (BIDC) and the Bangkok International Character and Creative IP Show (BICM), as well as a Marketplace, Pitching Sessions, Workshops and Seminars, and a Networking Reception.

TCM 2026 marks a significant milestone in strengthening Thailand's content industry and creative economy, reinforcing Thailand's ambition to become a leading content industry hub in the region and a key player in the global creative economy.

The Thai government has identified the creative economy as a key engine for economic transformation, hoping to attract more international content industry investment through the TCM platform.

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