Making a doctor’s appointment, completing administrative procedures, planning a trip, or accessing certain public services: in Luxembourg, a large part of daily life now takes place online.
These tools can save a lot of time—provided you know how to use them. When you’ve just arrived in the country, are still unfamiliar with local platforms, or simply feel uncomfortable with digital technology, even a simple task can quickly become complicated.
The 2026 Digital Inclusion Fair is specifically designed to allow everyone to ask questions, discover the solutions available in Luxembourg, and meet with organizations, institutions, and professionals who can provide practical assistance with using digital tools, including in daily life.
The fourth edition of the Digital Inclusion Fair will take place on Saturday, November 28, 2026, from 10:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., at Neimënster Abbey in the Grund district of Luxembourg City.
The fair will conclude the first National Digital Inclusion Week, organized from November 23 to 28, 2026, by the Ministry of Digitalization.
The Digital Inclusion Fair isn’t just for people who are completely unfamiliar with new technologies. It welcomes anyone who wants to better understand the digital services available in Luxembourg or find an answer to a specific question.
In particular, you’ll find useful information there if you’re having trouble creating an account, logging in to a platform, using an app, or understanding an online process. Visitors will be able to speak directly with exhibitors, learn about their initiatives, and discover the support options available.
The fair will therefore be of interest to:
No specific technical knowledge is required. On the contrary, the goal is to make digital technology more understandable and accessible, regardless of each person’s starting level.
The fair will bring together two types of exhibitors. Some will present their projects promoting digital inclusion. Others will showcase websites, apps, and solutions that are particularly useful for living in Luxembourg.
The first part of the fair will be dedicated to associations, institutions, public services, and project leaders who support citizens in their use of digital technology.
These sessions will provide an opportunity to learn about initiatives already in place in Luxembourg: learning workshops, assistance with administrative procedures, awareness campaigns, support for seniors, and assistance for people facing specific challenges.
One of the main benefits of the event will be the opportunity to speak directly with these organizations. You’ll be able to explain your situation, ask questions, and leave with the contact information for an organization that can help you.
A second section of the fair will showcase websites, apps, and other digital tools used in everyday life. These may cover administrative procedures, health, transportation, payments, access to public services, or communication.
For someone who has recently moved to Luxembourg, learning about these resources can be particularly helpful. Many services are available, but it’s not always easy to know which ones to download, how to use them, or when they can truly make daily life easier.
Before your visit, you can check out our selection of must-have apps for living in Luxembourg. There, you’ll find useful tools to help you get around, make appointments, complete certain administrative tasks, or more easily organize your move.
The fair will be one of the highlights of the first National Digital Inclusion Week, scheduled for November 23–28, 2026.
This new format replaces the former National Digital Inclusion Day. By extending the event to a full week, the Ministry of Digitalization aims to give greater visibility to initiatives organized on the ground and increase opportunities for networking.
Conferences, workshops, roundtables, and interdisciplinary discussions are among the events announced. Various partners and institutions, including stakeholders in the digital health sector, are also expected to participate in the activities.
The full program will be announced at a later date on the Zesummen Digital portal. It will provide details on the activities offered during the week, their locations, schedules, and any registration requirements.
The National Week and the expo are part of the new National Action Plan for Digital Inclusion 2026–2030.
This initiative is based on a simple observation: the development of online services must not complicate the lives of people who lack the equipment, knowledge, or support needed to use them.
Beyond Internet access, digital inclusion involves the ability to understand a service, protect one’s data, recognize risks, and carry out tasks with confidence. It also means being able to find human assistance when you feel stuck.
By bringing together the general public and stakeholders on the ground, the expo helps raise awareness of these solutions. It also serves as a reminder that there’s no shame in asking for help with a digital tool: anyone can run into a problem, regardless of age or experience.
To get the most out of the fair, take a few minutes before you arrive to jot down the situations that are causing you problems.
These might include, for example, an app you can’t seem to set up, trouble logging in online, a service you can’t find, or a process whose steps you don’t understand.
By arriving with specific questions, you’ll be able to more easily identify the right people to speak with and get tailored advice. Also, check the program as soon as it’s published to find the booths, workshops, or demonstrations that best suit your needs.
The final list of exhibitors, the detailed program, admission requirements, and any registration procedures will be provided by the organizer. Be sure to check the official information before you go.
Neimënster Abbey is located in the historic Grund district of Luxembourg City. It is accessible on foot from downtown as well as by public transportation.
Since the neighborhood is located in the valley, allow a little extra time to reach the site, especially if you’re traveling with someone with limited mobility or if you’re not yet familiar with the city.
To plan your trip, check out our tips on buses, trains, and trams in Luxembourg. You can also take advantage of your visit to explore the Grund neighborhood with our guide to visiting Luxembourg City.
The fair is scheduled for Saturday, November 28, 2026, from 10:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., at Neimënster Abbey in the Grund neighborhood of Luxembourg City.
The event is open to everyone. It is aimed at people who face challenges with digital technology, as well as their loved ones, caregivers, volunteers, professionals, and citizens interested in this topic.
Visitors will be able to meet organizations committed to digital inclusion and discover various websites, apps, and services available in Luxembourg. The specific list will depend on the exhibitors participating in the 2026 edition.
No. You’re also welcome to come out of curiosity, to discover new services, or to better support a loved one. No specific skill level is required.
Any registration details have not yet been finalized. They should be announced along with the full program for National Digital Inclusion Week.
The program is scheduled to be published in September 2026
The Digital Inclusion Fair returns on November 28, 2026, at the Neimënster Abbey. Discover the initiatives, apps, and services that make digital access easier in Luxembourg.
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