XBIZ Amsterdam 2025 Show Dates, New Venue Announced

XBIZ Amsterdam 2025 Show Dates, New Venue Announced

LOS ANGELES — XBIZ is pleased to announce preliminary details for XBIZ Amsterdam, set to return Sept. 2-5 at an all-new host venue: the waterside Jakarta Hotel Amsterdam.

Europe’s biggest gathering of international stars, indie creators, content producers, and digital media pros has grown exponentially since its Amsterdam debut in 2023. The event’s upcoming third edition will expand the number of company lounges, where attendees can link up with both established and up-and-coming brands.

Known for its subtropical indoor courtyard garden, the four-star Jakarta Hotel Amsterdam offers luxurious rooms and panoramic views of the city, along with a spa and other amenities.

XBIZ Amsterdam 2025 will once again serve up a fresh slate of not-to-be-missed panels, business-boosting workshops, networking activities, and all-new sizzling socials to supercharge fresh business and lasting memories. 

XBIZ Amsterdam will culminate with adult entertainment’s biggest night in Europe: the 2025 XMA Europa Awards on Sept. 4, promising a dazzling red-carpet extravaganza. 

Free registration is available for models, creators and qualified affiliates, while XBIZ.net members may apply for discounted admission. 

Rooms at the Jakarta Hotel Amsterdam start at 265 euros per night. To book, email me.jakarta@hoteljakarta.nl and mention “XBIZ” to take advantage of the special group rate.

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