About this expo
The Turin Book Fair, known as Salone Internazionale del Libro, is Italy's largest book fair, established in 1988. This annual event actively promotes books and reading both within Italy and internationally, engaging all stakeholders across the book community. The upcoming edition is scheduled to be held from May 13 to May 17, 2027, at Lingotto Fiere in Turin, Italy. It is organized by Associazione culturale Torino, la Città del Libro and Salone Libro s.r.l., acting as joint controllers.
The fair serves as a comprehensive gathering for publishers, authors, booksellers, teachers, students, professionals, and general readers. A key feature is the Rights Centre, an exclusive area dedicated to facilitating meetings among book industry professionals. This platform supports the exchange of rights for various media, including publishing, translation, film, and TV production. The Rights Centre will operate from May 12 to May 14, 2027, specifically targeting Italian and international publishing houses, foreign rights managers, literary and scouting agencies, and film/TV agencies and production companies.
With a significant scale, the 38th edition recorded 254,000 visitors (2026). The event is AUMA listed and open to the public, underscoring its importance as a major annual fixture in the international book calendar.
Highlights
5 items- Italy's largest book fair, established in 1988
- Recorded 254,000 visitors (2026)
- AUMA listed event
- Held annually at Lingotto Fiere in Turin, Italy
- Features the Rights Centre (May 12-14, 2027) and Aficionado Award 2026
FAQ
4 questionsWhen and where does the Turin Book Fair 2027 take place?+
The Turin Book Fair will be held from May 13 to May 17, 2027, at Lingotto Fiere in Turin, Italy.
Who organizes the Turin Book Fair?+
The event is organized by Associazione culturale Torino, la Città del Libro and Salone Libro s.r.l., acting as joint controllers.
What industries and products are covered at the Turin Book Fair?+
The Turin Book Fair covers the entire book industry, promoting books and reading. It facilitates the exchange of rights for publishing, translation, film, and TV production among professionals.
Who is the target audience for the Turin Book Fair, and how can one participate?+
The event is open to the public, including readers, publishers, authors, booksellers, teachers, students, and other professionals. The Rights Centre specifically caters to Italian and international publishing houses, foreign rights managers, literary and scouting agencies, and film/TV agencies and production companies.