The 2026 Licensing Expo in Las Vegas concluded with record-breaking participation, featuring 410 exhibitors and over 12,500 attendees from 78 countries. The event showcased major brands across entertainment, sports, gaming, fashion, and food & beverage, signaling strong industry growth and expanding market opportunities. Key highlights included first-time exhibitors, high-level decision-makers, and insights from industry leaders like Netflix and Ashley Graham. The expo affirmed its role as a global hub for brand licensing, with plans to return in 2027.
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