Britain’s future depends on global trade – and the Driving International Trade Conference (DITC) is where that future takes shape. This flagship event from the British Chambers of Commerce is the ultimate forum for UK businesses ready to seize international opportunities and accelerate growth.
DITC is more than a conference. It’s the marketplace for trade and investment – a high-impact, purpose-driven event where deals are made, partnerships forged, and insights shared. Every session is designed to deliver actionable intelligence and real-world results for ambitious exporters.
What to expect
Expect more than inspiration – DITC delivers practical tools, strategic partnerships, and real-world results for businesses ready to scale.
- Gain game-changing insights from global trade leaders, senior politicians, and industry pioneers on the trends shaping Britain’s international future.
- Connect with the exporters, investors, and policymakers driving global growth.
- Explore new markets through clinics, showcases and practical workshops designed to unlock new markets.
- Leave with a roadmap for international success.
Who should attend
If scaling internationally is your goal, this is the event that makes it happen. Join:
- Ambitious, export-ready UK businesses looking to expand worldwide
- Investors and project owners seeking high-value UK and global opportunities
- Government leaders shaping trade strategy
- Service providers supporting exporters and inward investors
Outline agenda
- Andy Haldane CBE, new BCC President, opens; senior politicians will outline Britain’s global role and export strategy: “Britain Means Business.
- Panel explores UK’s positioning post-CPTPP, turning shifting geopolitics into commercial advantage and global relevance.
- Breakouts cover innovation, CBAM compliance, EU trade reset, and live consultations via the Diplomatic Advisory Hub with expert advisors.
- Market focusses include India FTA opportunities and the Southeast Asia trade corridor, Gulf deals.
- We will be hosting BCC Chamber Pavilions in Singapore, Germany,Dubai and the US.
