Press Release

The Fertility Show will take place at London’s Olympia Exhibition Centre between 1-3 November and admission and seminar tickets are now on sale.

New for 2019, the Show will open on Friday afternoon and evening 4.00 – 7.30 to help even more people find solutions and answers to their fertility questions in this unique, discreet and safe environment.

There will be over 100 clinics, experts, doctors and specialists offering advice, support and options for anyone on their personal fertility journey.

Bringing  together clinics and exhibitors from the UK and overseas, it is  the biggest event in the UK that offers visitors the unique opportunity to chat face to face with leading experts and doctors from UK and overseas clinics as well as top fertility specialists - making it an invaluable, educational and informative resource day for hopeful parents-to-be.

The Show is proud to run in association with leading industry charity Fertility Network , who will be on hand to offer impartial advice and support to all visitors. We are also delighted to be hosting a taster of Fertility Fest the hugely successful and popular Arts Festival dedicated to Fertility – founders of Fertility Fest founders Jessica Hepburn and Gabby Vautier will be presenting – thought provoking timetable of discussions and artistic performances .

Our media partners IVF Babble will host a lounge and sessions on The Let’s Talk Stage that will  offer an oasis of calm and supportiveness - with counsellors, therapists and other IVF babble supporters going through their own fertility journeys, sharing experiences and advice from a patient’s perspective.

Ourrenowned seminar Programme featuring over 60 talks, runs throughout the 3 days of the Show and covers a vast range of fertility topics. The Show will bring together a wealth of expertise and experience including Professor Geeta Nargund, Professor Simon Fishel, Professor Adam Balen and Dr Tarek El-Touky along with male infertility experts and campaigners, counsellors, nutritionists, and representatives from FNUK and the HFEA to share their knowledge.

For anyone considering or going through any form of fertility treatment - whether experiencing problems conceiving, want to know your alternative options to IVF or your choices for IVF, if you are an LGBT couple wanting to start a family, or you are wanting to preserve your fertility due to lifestyle or illness related issues, this is the go-to place to get the support and information you need.