Every year, EUSPA brings together business and industry leaders, entrepreneurs, service providers and innovators from across the EU Space user community. The UCP is their forum to express needs and requirements, exchange best practices, and present case studies.
The 2026 edition will be held in a hybrid format on November 26th to 27th in Prague and online.
This year’s edition features nine thematic sessions, among which two will be relevant for stakeholders from the travel and tourism sector as well as heritage conservation professionals:
- Heritage session: Covering cultural and natural heritage, this session showcases the new Copernicus World Heritage Hub, presenting its latest updates and demonstrating how to use it to map and monitor environmental risks to heritage sites. The session is the ideal forum for both current and prospective Hub users to provide feedback and engage directly with EUSPA.
- Tourism session: Bringing together travel and tourism professionals, this interactive session explores the role of EU Space services in the industry, drawing on participants' recent projects and lessons learnt.
Following the thematic sessions, participants join EUSPA in a plenary session presenting the main outcomes and priorities identified across all market segments. Throughout the event, demonstrations, booths and networking activities offer further opportunities to meet business and industry experts from the EU Space user communities.
We invite you to mark your calendars for November 26th to 27th. To stay tuned and for more details on the schedule and registration process please visit the following link: https://www.euspa-ucp.eu/
If you have any questions, are interested in participating in the panels, or would like to explore options for leveraging Earth Observation data in your organisation, please do not hesitate to contact: market@euspa.europa.eu
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