Moscow Dive Show 2027: Preparation Update

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11 Jun 2026

The key facts about the show, the updated hall layout, and the unified booth-construction standard

Our returning exhibitors have now locked in their spots, so from here on we'll be adding newly available booths to the interactive floor plan every day. The ones in blue are available to book in a single click, while the pink blocks need to be confirmed by the organizing team first. Below, we walk through the floor plan and the new booth-build standards for Moscow Dive Show 2027 in detail.


Where and when

February 25–28, 2027, at Gostiny Dvor — the most beautiful, atmospheric venue in the city, a stone's throw from the Kremlin. The timing suits international exhibitors, perfectly: it lands right after the run of European dive shows and Chinese New Year.

Who's coming

Here's how visitors' underwater and on-the-water interests broke down in our 2026 survey:
– Diving — 61%
– Freediving — 19%
– Spearfishing — 12%
– Yachting/SUP/surfing — 19%
– First-timers here to pick a hobby — 14%
– Underwater photography — 10%

 

Unified booth construction standard: what's included, and what it costs

One big change for 2027: we're standardizing the framework that standard booths are built on. By default, every booth now goes up on the Octanorm system — one-meter-wide, 2.5-meter-tall wall panels connected by aluminum profiles. That makes dressing your booth both simpler and cheaper:
– lower walls mean real savings on banners and graphics;
– you can hang your own banners with no fuss;
– mesh and economy panels for displaying gear go up in minutes.

 

Looking for a more prominent presence? Premium built-out walls of 3.5 meters tall, with genuine depth rather than flat panels remain available, but only on standalone island booths (25 sq m and up). Premium builds are priced separately and quoted individually.



The smallest booths are 4 sq m and are located in Rows A, E, and F. In the center of the hall, booths start at 6 sq m.

An equipped booth costs €310 per sq m in 2027, plus 5% VAT: walls, lighting, furniture, and all taxes and fees included. There's no registration fee at Moscow Dive Show, and no hidden charges of any kind.



Selling something big — boats, motorboats, motorhomes, all-terrain vehicles, and the like? These exhibits require unequipped floor space and are subject to separate terms; just drop a line to sale@diveshow.ru.



Booking a booth takes a single click on the interactive floor plan, where everything still available shows up in blue: https://www.diveshow.ru/shema.php

The floor plan now includes a central Row S, marked in pink, set aside for major corporate exhibitors and for the representative offices of tourism boards from Russian regions and other countries. You can book either an island booth or a standard booth here as well — just send an advance request to the booth construction team at sale@diveshow.ru.

Follow us online

– VKontakte group: https://vk.com/moscowdiveshow
– Telegram channel: https://t.me/moscowdiveshow
– Official website: https://www.diveshow.ru

For our friends abroad, we've set up dedicated sections of the site:

– In English: https://moscowdiveshow.ru/
– In Arabic: https://www.moscowdiveshow.ru/arabic/
– In Chinese: https://www.moscowdiveshow.ru/china/

Our team

  Booth booking and construction
Maria Gaydukova
sale@diveshow.ru
  PR department
Galina Serova
pr@diveshow.ru
  International relations (working with foreign exhibitors)
Lara Lockyer
lara@diveshow.ru
  Design (help with booth design)
Dmitry Danilchenko
danila1971@gmail.com
  Accounting
Olga Stankevich
info@diveshow.ru
  Website support
Sergey Kolesnichenko
it@diveshow.ru
  Ambassador and representative in Egypt
Ahmed Gabr
ahmed.gabr@ahmedgabr.com
  Underwater photography curator
Vladimir Gudzev
gudzev_foto@mail.ru
  Can't find the right person above, or have a special project in mind? Write directly to the
project director

Georgy Zdanovsky
georgy@diveshow.ru