Digital Marketing Europe 2026: Dates, Speakers, Tickets & Full Guide (Vilnius, Nov 10-12)

Digital Marketing Europe 2026 runs November 10-12, 2026 in Vilnius, Lithuania, split between SIMBIOCITY Nova (workshop day, November 10) and the Apollo Cinema Vilnius Outlet (main conference, November 11-12). The 8th edition packs 40+ speakers, four tracks, and 500+ attendees from 30+ countries. Regular-stage tickets sit at €385 workshop day, €600 conference, €870 full 3-day, excluding VAT (checked 2026-08-24, digitalmarketingcon.eu/tickets-payment).

I track marketing conferences the same way I track AI tools. Most of the paid-media tactics and personalization stacks that show up in the hallway at events like this land in the AI marketing tools I test a few months later. Digital Marketing Europe is different from the usual “future of marketing” circuit because the whole framing is execution. If a talk cannot produce a case study, it does not get on the agenda.

One correction the aggregators still get wrong: this event runs in Vilnius, Lithuania. Not Portugal. If a listing says otherwise, it is copying a stale feed.

Digital Marketing Europe 2026 is a practitioner event in a cinema, run by the Lithuanian team behind AI Summit Europe

Data Miner runs Digital Marketing Europe, the same Vilnius team behind AI Summit Europe 2026. The event is not academic and not a vendor floor. The whole agenda is what marketing teams are actually shipping on customer retention, ad performance, and personalization. Four parallel tracks let you follow the lane that matches your job: Digital Brand Strategy, Paid Advertising, AI-Powered Hyper-Personalization, and SEO and SEM.

The cinema-hall format is not a gimmick. Sessions play on real cinema screens with real sound, which changes how a keynote lands compared to a hotel ballroom. The workshop day on November 10 is the highest-value part of the ticket. Small-group, hands-on, and the reason I would tell most practitioners to buy the 3-day pass rather than the 2-day.

The venues split across two Vilnius addresses. Do not book a hotel between them without checking

November 10 workshops run at SIMBIOCITY Nova, V. Gerulaičio st. 10. November 11-12 conference runs at the Apollo Cinema Vilnius Outlet, Vytauto Pociūno g. 8. These are different neighborhoods. If you buy the 3-day pass, either book a hotel near the cinema and ride-share to the workshop day, or take the ticket-plus-hotel bundle and let the organizer handle it.

Vilnius International Airport (VNO) sits about six kilometers from the centre, 15 minutes by taxi. Direct flights from most major European hubs. Vilnius as a host city is the cost lever on this event. A 3-day trip here runs €1,500 to €2,500 all in, which is on the lower end of what an equivalent London or Amsterdam event would run.

Regular-stage pricing holds until September 10. After that the price only goes up

The event runs six timed pricing stages, each ending at 4 PM GMT+3. As of 2026-08-24, Regular stage is live at 30% off and holds until September 10, 2026 (checked 2026-08-24, digitalmarketingcon.eu/tickets-payment).

Pass	Regular price (excl. VAT)	Full price	What it covers
1-Day Workshop (Nov 10)	€385	€545	Workshop day, networking, sponsor area, certificate
2-Day Conference (Nov 11-12)	€600	€845	Conference, networking, recordings, lunch, certificate
3-Day Full (Nov 10-12)	€870	€1,260	Everything above

Hotel bundles run €565 (workshop + hotel), €960 (2-day + hotel), €1,410 (3-day + hotel), breakfast included. Team packs of 10+ get 15% off with no code. Group rates and proforma invoices route through tickets@digitalmarketingcon.eu.

Stage schedule (all end at 4 PM GMT+3):

Stage	Dates	Discount
Blind Bird	Apr 20 - May 14	50% off
Early Bird	May 15 - Jun 18	40% off
Regular	Jun 18 - Sep 10	30% off
Late Bird	Sep 10 - Oct 8	20% off
Last Minute	Oct 8 - Nov 5	10% off
Final	Nov 5 - 9	0% off

If you already know you are going, buying now is worth roughly €200 versus waiting past September 10. The public code SCHEDULEOUT10 stacks an extra 10% on full and workshop tickets until August 28, but does not combine with the 5-for-4 team offer.

The speaker lineup is working practitioners, not celebrity keynotes

The 2026 program lists 40+ international speakers drawn from working agencies, consultancies, and operator brands across 30+ countries. Notable confirmed names include Felix Beilharz (Felix Beilharz GmbH, one of the most recognized social media voices in the German-speaking market), Fili Wiese (Search Brothers, former Google Search Quality team), Vicky Owens (Socially Speaking Media, UK), Maryanna Franco (BrilliantSEO, Slovenia), Tamara Novitović (Bazoom, Serbia), Patrik Rojan (Mixtazure, Romania), Dima Melnik (FixPricing.com, Czechia), and Aurimas Paulius Girčys (APG MEDIA, Lithuania).

Full current list on the official speakers page. Speaker lineups shift before every event. Confirm the agenda on the official site before buying a ticket specifically to see one person.

Digital Marketing Europe is a strong fit for one specific reader. It is a bad fit for a different one

You get real value out of Digital Marketing Europe 2026 if you own outcomes inside a real organization: brand or strategy leads setting direction, performance marketers running paid campaigns, SEO and content teams chasing traffic, or agency teams serving clients. Past attendee mix runs 42% senior-level and 34% mid-level (organizer figure, checked 2026-08-24, digitalmarketingcon.eu). The room is people who can act on what they learn.

You should skip it if you are new to digital marketing and looking for a paid intro. That is not what this event does. The lower-cost route is a focused course plus one of the AI marketing tools I actually recommend, then a conference in year two once you know what outcome you want.

The AI-Powered Hyper-Personalization track is where the tools-versus-hype gap is closing fastest

The four headline tracks are Digital Brand Strategy, Paid Advertising, AI-Powered Hyper-Personalization, and SEO and SEM. Around those, the agenda spans influencer outreach, user-generated content, digital PR, affiliate marketing, growth hacking, neuromarketing, voice and visual search, and marketing SOPs.

With four tracks running in parallel, you will miss sessions. Plan your must-attend workshops before you land, and treat the EXPO area and hallway conversations as flex time. The AI personalization track is the one I would sit through end to end. That is where the gap between “AI can personalize” and working tools you can deploy on Monday is closing month over month.

The buy-or-skip framing

The ticket only pays off if you can name the outcome you want before you go. A hire, a partner, a specific tactic, a client pitch. Walk in with target workshops, three conversations you want to have, and a follow-up plan, and the trip earns its price. Walk in hoping to “see what’s new in marketing” and you will spend €1,500 to €2,500 to feel busy.

My rule for a conference ticket is the same rule I use for a lifetime software deal. The cheapest ticket is still expensive if the event does not move your work forward. Buy the outcome, not the access. If you can name the outcome, the 3-day pass at the current Regular price is the version that earns it, and September 10 is the deadline before the price climbs.

If you decide to go, the official tickets page has the live tiers. If you are also planning marketing tools for the year, the AI deals and discounts I track are a cheaper place to spend before you commit to the conference.