10Times Events Scraper
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from $0.80 / 1,000 record scrapeds
10Times Events Scraper
Trade shows, conferences, exhibitions and workshops from 10times.com, worldwide — event name, dates, venue, organiser, categories and description for every indexed event.
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10Times Trade Show & Conference Scraper
Scrape trade shows, conferences, exhibitions and workshops from 10times.com. Returns event name, dates, venue, organiser, category trail, description, images and rating for every indexed event, worldwide.
10Times Events Scraper Features
- Extracts event name, start/end dates, status and attendance mode (online, offline or hybrid)
- Returns venue name, city, region, country and GPS coordinates for in-person and hybrid events
- Includes the organiser's name and 10times.com profile URL
- Captures the event's category trail — "Trade Shows" → "Cosmetics Trade Shows" → "... in India"
- Pulls the full event description, a primary image URL, and average rating with review count
- Covers the whole catalogue — every industry and country 10times.com indexes, not one category slice
Who Uses 10Times Event Data?
- Event organisers — scan competing trade shows by category and region before picking dates
- Exhibitors & sponsors — build a shortlist of relevant shows to book a booth at, or at least to stop missing
- Market researchers — track which industries are expanding their conference calendars
- Travel & hospitality teams — map event density by city to plan inventory and pricing around peak weeks
- Sales & BD teams — turn organiser and exhibitor contacts into a prospect list
How 10Times Events Scraper Works
- Give it a
maxItemslimit — the number of events you want back. - The scraper works through 10times.com's event catalogue and reads each event's structured listing data.
- Every event is normalized into one flat record: dates, venue, organiser, categories, description and rating.
- You get a dataset you can export straight to CSV, JSON or Excel from the Apify console.
Input
{"maxItems": 50}
| Field | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
maxItems | integer | 10 | Maximum number of events to scrape |
countries | array | (empty) | Only return results for the countries you pick from the list (ISO codes, e.g. ["US", "GB", "AE", "DE"]); empty means worldwide |
outputMode | string | events | events returns one row per event; organizers returns one row per organiser company with its event counts |
resumeCursor | string | (empty) | Cursor from a previous run's Output — continue a crawl that stopped early |
10Times Events Scraper Output Fields
{"id": "iitf","url": "https://10times.com/iitf","name": "India International Trade Fair","startDate": "2026-11-14","endDate": "2026-11-27","eventStatus": "EventScheduled","attendanceMode": "offline","venueName": "Bharat Mandapam","venueAddress": "Appu Ghar Pragati Maidan New Delhi Delhi 110001","city": "New Delhi","region": "Delhi","country": "IN","latitude": 28.619948,"longitude": 77.242726,"isOnlineOnly": false,"organizerName": "India Trade Promotion Organization","organizerUrl": "https://10times.com/company/itpo","categories": ["Trade Shows", "Cosmetics Trade Shows", "Cosmetics Trade Shows in India", "Cosmetics Events in New Delhi"],"description": "The India International Trade Fair (IITF) is a major international exhibition held from 14-27 November at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi...","imageUrl": "https://c1.10times.com/event/.../header.jpg","ratingValue": 4.1,"reviewCount": 1014,"priceFrom": null,"priceTo": null,"priceCurrency": null}
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
id | string | Event's source-native slug/id |
url | string | Canonical 10times.com event URL |
name | string | Event name |
startDate | string | Event start date (ISO 8601, YYYY-MM-DD) |
endDate | string | Event end date (ISO 8601, YYYY-MM-DD) |
eventStatus | string | EventScheduled, EventPostponed, EventCancelled, etc. |
attendanceMode | string | online, offline or hybrid |
venueName | string | Venue name (offline/hybrid events only) |
venueAddress | string | Street address, where published |
city | string | Venue city, where published |
region | string | Venue state/region, where published |
country | string | Venue country (ISO 2-letter code), where published |
latitude | number | Venue latitude |
longitude | number | Venue longitude |
isOnlineOnly | boolean | true when the event has no physical venue |
organizerName | string | Organising company or body |
organizerUrl | string | 10times.com profile URL for the organiser |
categories | array | Event type/category breadcrumb trail |
description | string | Event description |
imageUrl | string | Primary event image URL |
ratingValue | number | Average visitor rating (out of 5), where published |
reviewCount | number | Number of ratings/reviews the event has received |
priceFrom | number | Lowest published ticket/participation price |
priceTo | number | Highest published ticket/participation price |
priceCurrency | string | ISO currency code for priceFrom/priceTo |
recordType | string | event for event rows, organizer for organiser rows |
Organiser rows (outputMode: "organizers")
Find the companies that run events in a country, with how many they run. Each row has recordType: "organizer", id, url (the organiser's 10times.com page), name, city, country (ISO code) and:
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
hostedEvents | number | Events the organiser has hosted in total, as 10times.com counts them (rounded to 3 digits above 10,000) |
upcomingEvents | number | Events the organiser has coming up; empty when none are listed |
Organisers come back ordered by hostedEvents, largest first. Use countries to choose which countries; a few thousand organisers per large country are available.
Resuming a large crawl
Every run emits a resumeCursor in its Output. If a large crawl stops before it finishes — because it hit maxItems, your spend cap (maxTotalChargeUsd), or was aborted — start a new run with the same input plus that resumeCursor to continue from where it left off. The crawl resumes from the queued work the previous run didn't reach.
- You are not re-charged for records the earlier run already delivered.
- Resume within your account's run-retention window — on the free tier, roughly your 10 most recent runs. Once the source run is pruned, its
resumeCursoris no longer valid. resumeCursoris opaque — supply it unmodified.
FAQ
How do I scrape 10times.com events?
Set a maxItems value and run the actor. 10Times Events Scraper handles discovery and pagination on its own — you don't need to browse categories or cities by hand.
What data can I get from 10times.com?
Event name, dates, status, attendance mode, venue details, organiser, category trail, description, primary image, and rating — one flat record per event, ready to export.
Does this cover every event category, or just one industry?
Every indexed category and country. By default 10Times Events Scraper reads the whole catalogue, so maxItems is the only thing limiting what comes back. Pick countries from the list (for example United States, United Kingdom, United Arab Emirates and Germany) to get only events held in those countries.
Can I find event organiser companies in specific countries?
Yes. Set outputMode to organizers and countries to the countries you care about. You get one row per company with its name, city, country, and how many events it has hosted and has coming up.
Do I need an account or API key for 10times.com?
No. 10Times Events Scraper needs no 10times.com account, login, or API key — just set maxItems and run it.
How much does 10Times Events Scraper cost to run?
Pricing is pay-per-event-record plus a small per-run charge — check the Pricing tab on this actor's Apify Store page for current rates.
Need More Features?
Need custom fields, filters, or a different target site? File an issue or get in touch.
Why Use 10Times Events Scraper?
- Full catalogue, not one slice — every industry and country 10times.com indexes, in one run
- Structured, not scraped-by-eye — consistent field names and ISO dates, so you spend less time cleaning data and more time using it
- Resumable — a crawl that stops partway picks up where it left off, and you're never charged twice for the same record