The Thailand Friendly Design Expo (FD Expo 2025) returns as Thailand’s largest annual showcase dedicated to universal design, accessibility, and inclusive living. Held at BITEC Bang Na from December 11th to 14th, 2025, FD Expo 2025 spotlights the newest ideas, technologies, and services improving quality of life for all groups, from seniors and young children to wheelchair users, recovering patients, and expectant mothers.
Whether you’re a caregiver, a policymaker, a business owner, or simply someone who cares about accessible living, FD Expo offers inspiration and practical tools to create a more inclusive future.
What to Explore at FD Expo 2025
Now in its ninth year, FD Expo 2025 expands its mission under the theme “Equal Access for All,” presenting a comprehensive vision for an inclusive, future-ready Thailand.
The event highlights national efforts to support active aging, health, wellness, and longevity, while strengthening Thailand’s rising soft power, particularly through its MICE, sports, and inclusive tourism sectors.
Visitors can explore how friendly design principles (design that works for all ages and physical conditions) are driving the country toward becoming a world-class medical hub, a center for health & wellness tourism, an accessible MICE destination, and a champion of “Sports & Tourism for All.”
With more than 50,000 expected attendees onsite and online, over 450 booths from leading Thai and international organizations will feature breakthrough technologies, products, and services that enhance well-being, mobility, independence, and travel access for all communities.
Beyond its immediate impact, the expo plays a strategic role in advancing the UN Sustainable Development Goals and Thailand’s commitment to “Leave No One Behind.”
For more details, visit the official Thailand Friendly Design Expo website, follow its Facebook page, or reach out to its email fdexpo.th@gmail.com.
About the Thailand Friendly Design Expo
Founded in 2015, the Friendly Design for All Foundation works to build a society where equality, accessibility, and universal design are the standard, rather than optional. The foundation campaigns for public awareness, drives policy change, and collaborates with organizations across Thailand to create environments that are fair, safe, and welcoming for everyone.
Their work spans multiple national initiatives, including the annual FD Expo; improving public transportation systems; advancing universal design in public spaces; championing “Tourism for All” with the Tourism Authority of Thailand; building a nationwide network of Friendly Design Ambassadors; Promoting accessible development across ASEAN in collaboration with APCD and the ASEAN Secretariat; and conducting research and surveys on inclusive tourism routes with ThaiHealth.