About VivaVita Honolulu
Nine pavilions, four days, one ticket — the Future Human Premium Lifestyle Expo, staged in Honolulu.
The Future Human, in one place
Hawaiʻi sits between two continents and belongs entirely to neither. For an expo built around longevity and premium living, there is no more fitting host: a place where the climate, the culture and the pace of life already do half the work.
The format. Four days, Saturday to Tuesday. The weekend is a public festival — the lifestyle showcase, open to all. Monday and Tuesday are a B2B summit and congress: investor sessions, keynotes, company presentations and private negotiations. One floor, two entirely different audiences. Dates are on the calendar.
This city, and no other
The Pacific bridge
Between the US mainland and Asia. Exhibitors working both markets can meet them in one place, on neutral, pleasant ground.
Longevity is native here
Okinawan and Japanese communities brought some of the world's best-documented longevity traditions to these islands. The congress has a local story to tell.
Wellness without persuasion
Ocean, climate, movement and food. The biohacking and wellness pavilions do not have to convert anyone — the audience already lives it.
Championship golf
Kapalua, Wailea, Ko Olina — PGA Tour venues within reach. The golf pavilion has courses people cross oceans to play.
Luxury travel is the industry
Five-star resorts, private aviation, yacht charter, wellness retreats. The travel pavilion is exhibiting to its own home market.
A reason to stay
The only edition where delegates extend the trip by a week. Exhibitors get an audience that is not rushing to the airport.
What Honolulu brings to the floor
Every edition is built on what its host city actually has. These are the industries, institutions and companies that make this one work.
Pacific gateway
The natural meeting point between the American and Asian markets.
Championship golf
Kapalua, Wailea, Ko Olina — tour-grade courses across the islands.
Five-star hospitality
One of the densest concentrations of luxury resorts in the world.
Local wellness heritage
Traditions of diet, movement and community with real longevity evidence behind them.
Island deep tech
Oceanit, Nalu Scientific, Blue Planet Energy — a small but real technology sector.
Native Hawaiian design
Manaola, Tori Richard, Kahala — a fashion heritage found nowhere else.
The Nine Pavilions
From longevity medicine to luxury retail. One ticket, all nine.
Future Human & Longevity
Longevity medicine, preventive diagnostics, regenerative therapy and the science of extending healthy life. The congress core.
Biohacking, Wellness & Holistic Living
Wearables, recovery, sleep, cold and heat, nutrition, supplementation. Hands-on, and busy all four days.
Beauty & Aesthetic Wellness
Aesthetic medicine, dermatology, skincare, cosmetics and the fashion that goes with them. Live treatments, and a runway.
Sports, Golf & Fitness
Golf equipment and fitting bays, launch monitors, performance training, recovery and the clubs worth travelling for.
Luxury Travel & Lifestyle
Resorts, private aviation, yachting, wellness retreats and the advisors who sell them.
Smart Living & Real Estate
Premium property, branded residences, smart home, and the capital behind all of it.
Technology, AI & Innovation
Frontier AI, robotics, electric and flying mobility, and the infrastructure underneath.
Investment, Startups & Growth
The pitch arena, investor sessions, accelerators, family offices and venture capital.
Luxury Retail & Premium Commerce
TEC-MAR. The business-services nexus: commerce, payments, software, talent and the tools that run a company.