IITF India International Trade Fair 2022 – All You Need To Know

Oct 31, 2022 | Exhibitions, Fairs

The much-awaited India International Trade Fair 2022 or IITF 2022 is knocking at the door. Here is a factsheet for Trade Fair tickets, transport, dates, time, and parking for the trade fair, etc.

Dates for IITF Trade Fair 2022

Dates: 14 November to 27 November 2022
Business visitors: 14 to 18 November 2022
General visitors: 19 to 27 November 2022

Time for IITF Trade Fair 2022

Time: 9.30 am to 7.30 pm




Location for IITF Trade Fair 2022

Address: Pragati Maidan, New Delhi 110001

Tickets for IITF Trade Fair 2022

Tickets are available online at Paytm Insider or at select metro stations. Tickets are NOT available at the trade fair venue.

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Parking for IITF Trade Fair 2022

Parking for Pragati Maidan is at Bhairon Marg. This is a bit of distance from the IITF venue and you may need some transport to reach back, especially if you have shopped. Work is underway for Pragati Maidan’s own multilevel parking.

Focus States for Trade Fair 2022

Every year there is a focus state and partner country for the Trade Fair. Focus states for this year are Uttar Pradesh and Kerala.

Partner States for IITF – Trade Fair 2022

The partner states for the Trade Fair 2022 are Bihar, Jharkhand, and Maharashtra.

Delhi Government Stall for Trade Fair 2022

This year the Delhi Government Pavilion at Trade Fair – Pragati Maidan will showcase Delhi as ‘The City That Cares’.

Stalls at IITF

From army equipment to furniture glass to clothes, packaged as well as cooked food items, and household gadgets, Trade Fair has it all and sometimes at amazing discounts. Many visitors carry trolley carts and suitcases to bring home their booty and the pieces of luggage get filled very soon.

Trade Fair is one event that fuses craft and trade and they carry a quality collection of handicrafts and handloom in the state stalls, Khadi, Hunar Haat, and Saras Ajeevika pavilions. We vouch the best variety of pan-Indian crafts is available here at the most reasonable prices. The fair is a lovely resource for traditional Indian wear for men – women – children.


A host of foreign countries set up stalls and love the kilims from Afghanistan, gemstones from Sri Lanka, tribal dolls from Ghana, and knick-knacks from Thailand. Dhakai Jamdani sarees brought by traders from Bangladesh and Pakistani suit pieces are a huge hit with women. If you want to add some international brightness to your home, a Turkish lamp is just the thing.

Food at IITF Trade Fair 2022

Trade Fair is like a picnic and many visitors use this opportunity to try regional cuisine. State-wise food stalls as well as general food stalls are set up at various areas in the fair. These stalls offer regular naan, chole-bhature, sandwiches, beverages, and exotic dishes like Chhena Poda from Odisha, Anarsa from Bihar, egg and soya rice cakes from Mizoram, or sticky rice pudding from Manipur.

Why visit the IITF Trade Fair

IITF is a platform for new innovations, agriculture products, handloom and weaving, art, and handicrafts along with a host of options for food, cultural performances, and entertainment. In short, if you want to buy something or even do a recce, this is the place.

Shopping at Trade Fair 2022

Flaunting our Madhubani-painted Painted Masks at the IITF Trade Fair

About The India International Trade Fair

The India International Trade Fair, IITF 2022 is the 41st edition of the Trade Fair. It is the largest B2B and B2C event in India. With its theme “Vocal for Local, Local to Global” Trade Fair promises to be a grand spectacle.

It is a reminder of what a lovely synergy of traditional crafts and contemporary sciences we live in. The display at all the stalls makes us proud of our abilities as Indians. The international stalls expose us to art and culture overseas.

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IITF is hosted by the India Trade Promotion Organisation(ITPO), a body under the Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India. The purpose of ITPO is to showcase India’s excellence in diverse fields of trade. They aim to promote and amplify exports from India and create a buoyant environment for businesses in the country.

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14 Comments

  1. Christian Foremost

    I love fairs like that and just going through all of the fun booths! Wish I could attend one just like that soon!

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    • Delhifundos

      You must come to Delhi for that 🙂

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  2. pooja Malkani

    I have heard about trade fair but havent visited it yet. Seems like a great fair.

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    • Delhifundos

      It is the greatest fair you have seen 🙂

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  3. Fransic verso

    This is interesting, never been to IITF before but the venue look pretty and would love to visit it. It would be fun to check Indian decorations and events in there.

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    • Delhifundos

      Yes, very enjoyable!

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  4. Patricia Chamberlain

    This looks like an amazing event! I’d love to check it out some day!

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    • Manisha Garg

      It was a virtual trip to the fair through this post. One must surely visit if in the city. Thanks for sharing.

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      • Delhifundos

        Glad you think so.

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    • Delhifundos

      You must if you want to know India 🙂

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  5. Sandy N Vyjay

    Visiting IITF in Delhi is quite an experience. I visited the fair in Pragati Maidan, many years ago and loved it. There is so much to learn, especially about new innovations. As you have rightly said, it is indeed a picnic of sorts too. Sandy N Vyjay

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    • Delhifundos

      Yes, a lot to learn 🙂

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  6. Jhilmil D Saha

    We need more and more fairs like these that almost present India at one place. IITF has been one of the topmost Fairs since many years. I used to hear about different booths from my father.

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    • Delhifundos

      Agree 🙂

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