About this expo
The Salon du livre de Genève is recognized as a major cultural event and the largest publishing fair in French-speaking Switzerland. This annual exhibition, organized by Palexpo SA, focuses on books and publishers, aiming to celebrate the richness and diversity of the French language. It covers a broad industry sector including Paper, Paper Products, Printing and Publishing, Books, Publications, and Equipment for Library.
The event attracts a wide audience, including readers, writers, publishers, booksellers, journalists, and influencers, catering to both trade professionals and the general public. Core exhibit sectors span various literary genres such as contemporary novels, comics, philosophy, thrillers, fantasy, poetry, well-being, romance, youth literature, as well as Swiss, Genevan, and Arab world literature.
Scheduled from February 24 to February 28, 2027, at Palexpo in Geneva, Switzerland, the Salon du livre de Genève provides a platform for literary exchange and cultural engagement. The 2026 edition saw 250 exhibitors and welcomed 61,800 visitors, underscoring its importance in the literary calendar.
Highlights
5 items- AUMA listed
- 250 exhibitors (2026)
- 61,800 visitors (2026)
- Held at Palexpo, Geneva, Switzerland
- Features concurrent events like Prix Kourouma and "Fenêtre sur le monde"
FAQ
4 questionsWhen and where does it take place?+
The Salon du livre de Genève will take place from February 24 to February 28, 2027, at Palexpo in Geneva, Switzerland.
Who organizes it?+
The event is organized by Palexpo SA.
What industries and products are covered?+
The exhibition covers Paper, Paper Products, Printing and Publishing, Books, Publications, and Equipment for Library. It features various literary genres including novels, comics, philosophy, thrillers, fantasy, poetry, well-being, romance, youth, Swiss, Genevan, and Arab world literature.
How can I attend or exhibit?+
Visitors can attend free upon registration, with each visitor requiring a ticket. Registration for exhibitors for the 2027 edition is currently open.