Register now for NMEA Conference, Dallas TX, September 28-October 2

August 25, 2026

Registration is now open for this year’s National Marine Electronics Association (NMEA) Conference & Expo in Dallas, Texas. Attendees can register three ways: Online, by phone 410-975-9425, or by email info@nmea.org

The conference will be held at the Hilton Rockwall/Dallas Lakefront located along the shores of Lake Ray Hubbard, 30 miles from downtown Dallas. Our direct hotel link above or on the NMEA website is the ONLY way to ensure your room reservation goes to the hotel master agreement that NMEA has negotiated. Use these links to secure your rooms at the NMEA discounted rate of $225.00 USD per night, inclusive of all taxes and fees.

The 2026 NMEA Marine Electronics Conference & Exposition is the largest industry trade event in the world focused on marine electronics. 

Conference Highlights:
Networking Opportunities: Meet like-minded industry leaders, peers, and future partners in an exclusive trade only setting.

Manufacturer Product Expo Hall: Explore the latest innovations in marine electronics from leading manufacturers.

Manufacturer Training Sessions: Gain in-depth knowledge with 1- & 2-hour technical sessions focused on specific products.

Manufacturer Demo Boats:  See today’s hot products in action on the water as manufacturers bring their demo boats to take attendees on rides.

Business Seminars: Learn strategies tailored for business owners & managers to drive success in marine electronics.

Technical Seminars: Sessions designed for professionals focusing on the latest technology and installation techniques. 

Full-Day Installer Training Certification Classes: Get your NMEA installer certifications required for warranty & service.

Programmer/Developer Courses: Dive deep into NMEA 2000 and OneNet protocols to enhance your technical skillset.

Register Now: https://expo.nmea.org/attend.html

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