Frequently asked questions for visitors

What is the PROVADA fair?

PROVADA is the largest real estate platform in the Netherlands and the meeting place for real estate professionals. Every year in June, thousands of experts come together at RAI Amsterdam for this leading real estate fair. In 2025, the event attracted more than 27,000 visitors who came for knowledge, inspiration, innovations and valuable networking opportunities. PROVADA plays a crucial role in connecting the public and private sectors to discuss current real estate issues. Curious what the fair looks like? View the 2025 Aftermovie here.

What are the opening hours of the fair (PROVADA 2026)?

Tuesday June 9, 2026 10:00 - 19:00, Wednesday June 10, 2026 10:00 - 19:00, Thursday June 11, 2026 10:00 - 18:00.

Are there dining facilities at PROVADA?

In the central hall there is a La Place and a restaurant (The Food Collective).

Is WiFi available at PROVADA?

Yes, WiFi is available at RAI Amsterdam. However, we cannot guarantee that the quality is optimal, due to the many users.

Are there possibilities to sit quietly somewhere for an appointment, for example?

In the halls there are a number of places to call, work and for appointments. Ask about this at the Information Desk in the central hall. It is also possible to reserve a room at PROVADA. For this, please contact PROVADA via info@provada.nl or +31 (0)30 605 1424.

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What does PROVADA mean?

PROVADA is a Dutch acronym for PRofessionele VAstgoed DAgen (Professional Real Estate Days). PROVADA is known for the largest real estate fair in the Netherlands. With more than 200 exhibitors from the real estate sector - from developers, investors, builders, architects to financiers, advisors, brokers and housing corporations - and more than 70 municipalities, provinces and the national government, the public sector is well represented at this real estate fair where the public-private connection is central to the programming.