14 May 2026

Ibiza Tech Forum Returns to Sant Josep: A Global Hub for Innovation and Sport

This May, Ibiza's stunning Sant Josep's Caló de s’Oli Auditorium hosted the opening of the fourth Ibiza Tech Forum (ITF), solidifying its status as the Mediterranean's prime meeting spot for tech, investment, and sport. Embracing MICE tourism, the event promises to reshape the island's image worldwide, focusing on innovation and tech-driven talent. This year, sports and digital transformation take the spotlight. The forum presents a unique opportunity for the island to modernise its sports sector, aligning with global tech trends. Kicking off on May 19th at Hotel Romeos, the event will feature notable industry leaders, with discussions centred around AI, smart cities, and entrepreneurial ventures. The programme includes a dedicated day to explore blockchain and quantum computing, capped off with an exclusive awards ceremony at Cova Santa. A VIP Networking Boat Experience rounds off the itinerary on May 22nd, ensuring a memorable fusion of leisure and innovation for attendees.

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