Lisbon AI Summit 2026 is set for June 8 at the Lisbon Congress Centre in Belém, according to the event's own site, which describes it as "the premier enterprise AI gathering in Portugal" and lists more than 30 keynotes and workshops across three stages. The organisers are advertising a conference pass at €780 plus VAT, a team-of-three ticket at €1,999, and an exhibitor booth at €5,900, a pricing ladder aimed squarely at vendors and enterprise buyers rather than students or independent developers.
The programme splits into an Enterprise AI stage, covering business case studies, AI strategy, and a networking zone for startups and solution providers, and an Engineering stage focused on development co-pilots, no-code automation, and hands-on sessions coding with Cursor and Lovable. That structure signals the event wants both the budget holders and the people who actually build the systems in the same building, with a startup pitch and demo floor sitting alongside the executive talks.
Speakers named on the site include Hugo Ferreira, senior director of AI research at Feedzai, Paulo Dimas of the Center for Responsible AI and Halo Neuro AI, Rosário Oliveira of ANO Software, and Nuno Pedro, global head of digital centre of excellence at Mark Anthony Group, alongside international names such as Calum Chace of Conscium, Xavier Anguera of Babbel, and Bertie Müller, chair of the AISB. Sponsors listed include Oracle Cloud, Cast AI, and WPP's Satalia.
The site itself carries visible seams from a wider franchise: its hero video is labelled a Vilnius AI Summit web reel, a Warsaw AI Summit logo appears in the page header, and the attendee testimonials reference Vytautas Magnus University and EPAM Systems in Lithuania rather than any Portuguese event. That points to Lisbon AI Summit running on a shared template used across a circuit of national AI summits, which is common in this event category but worth knowing before assuming the audience or attendee count is Lisbon-specific. The FAQ section promises answers on expected attendance, conference language, and networking sessions, but those fields are currently blank on the live page, even as the site pushes "final seats left" urgency on ticket sales.