Every year, the NACS Show brings together convenience and fuel retailing industry professionals for four days of learning, buying and selling, networking and fun — all designed to help participants grow their bottom line.

Who Attends

As convenience and fuel retailing’s premier industry event, the NACS Show attracts more than 23,500 industry stakeholders from around the world. Buyers and sellers come together to conduct business and learn from one another — all in an environment rich with new ideas and partnerships. The NACS Show is the place to network and connect with convenience and fuel retailing industry peers and experts.

All About the Expo

The 430,000 sq. ft. expo is where you will discover thousands of the latest products and services that c-stores sell and use every day. The expo is segmented into five product areas: Facility Operations, Foodservice, Fuel Equipment & Services, In-Store Merchandise, and Technology. Each area of the expo gives you a one-of-a-kind, hands-on experience that can’t be matched anywhere else.

Acting as a launch pad for the future, the Cool New Products Preview Room is just what its name implies. It’s loaded with new innovations, products, services and other growth opportunities. The preview room is segmented into five areas mirroring the expo: Facility Operations, Foodservice, Fuel Equipment & Services, In-Store Merchandise, and Technology. Here, you can capture product details and access exhibitor contact information, as well as print your custom “shopping list” for a visit to the main expo. 

• McCormick Place Convention Center
• Conference: October 14-17, 2025
• Expo: October 15-17, 2025

In conclusion, trade shows like the NACS Show offer a unique opportunity for industry professionals to immerse themselves in a dynamic environment filled with innovation, networking, and growth potential. While the investment of time and money is significant, the benefits of attending can far outweigh the costs. From discovering cutting-edge products and services to forging valuable connections with peers and experts, the experience can be a catalyst for business growth and development. Ultimately, the decision to participate should be based on your specific business goals and the potential return on investment. For those in the convenience and fuel retailing industry, the NACS Show stands out as a worthwhile venture that promises to deliver insights and opportunities that are hard to find elsewhere.