Enfocus confirmed that its 2026 global tour is officially underway, unveiling a packed schedule of international trade shows, user group meetings, and partner-led events spanning four continents. The company said the expanded itinerary reflects growing interest in automation, connectivity, and efficiency as print businesses plan their year ahead.

The tour begins in India at Pamex India, taking place from January 27–30 in Mumbai. Enfocus will be exhibiting at Booth L24 in Hall 1, where team members Yashika Kumari B Jain and Akshai Ravichandran will be joined by Gopal Krishnan and Hemanshu Desai from Enfocus partner Think Print. The focus in Mumbai will be on technical discussions around how recent Enfocus updates address specific production and workflow challenges in the Indian market.

From there, the Enfocus team heads to France for C!Print Lyon, running February 3–5. Willem Swiggers, Laurent De Wilde, Isabelle Noppe, and Davy Verstaen will be available at Booth 1C31 to demonstrate the latest Enfocus features and applications. Enfocus is also offering visitors free entry to the event via an exclusive registration code, underscoring its emphasis on accessibility and direct engagement.

The first U.S. stop follows at the PrintVis User Group Meeting in Nashville on February 9–10, where Partner Manager Davy Verstaen will attend to connect with PrintVis users and partners. Immediately after, Verstaen will travel to Las Vegas for CONNECT 2026, held February 10–12. In addition to informal discussions, Enfocus will be involved in several technical sessions, including live proofing with Enfocus Review, automation-focused workflows, and the Nubium Connect App for Enfocus Switch.

The first quarter concludes in South America at ExpoPrint, taking place March 24–28 in São Paulo. Enfocus will be represented by its Brazilian partner Boxware, which will demonstrate Enfocus workflow solutions and discuss automation strategies tailored to local production environments and 2026 business planning.

Enfocus said the 2026 tour is built around practical, hands-on conversations rather than generic product showcases. By combining direct team presence with strong regional partners, the company aims to help printers worldwide translate automation into measurable production gains as they navigate increasing complexity, tighter margins, and growing demand for connected workflows.