If you’re in the field of allergy, asthma, or immunology—as a physician, nurse, researcher, or even a student—the AAAAI Annual Meeting in San Antonio is an event not to skip. It’s the leading educational and scientific gathering for allergy and immunology professionals in North America. You’ll dive into fresh science, practical patient care strategies, and a community that’s passionate about advancing the field.
Whether you’re looking to refine your practice, stay current with research, or meet fellow professionals, this event brings it all together.
When & Where
- Dates: March 19–22, 2026
- Venue: Henry B. González Convention Center, San Antonio, Texas
- Overview:
- Day 1: Pre-conference courses, clinical skill workshops
- Days 2–3: Main meeting with lectures, abstract presentations, and exhibits
- Day 4: Last sessions and practice-focused wrap-up
With its downtown riverside location, the convention center puts you within walking distance of the River Walk, restaurants, and vibrant culture—perfect for recharging after full days of learning.
What Is the AAAAI Annual Meeting?
This annual event brings allergy and immunology professionals together for education, networking, and research sharing. Here’s what it offers:
- Clinical updates on allergies, asthma, immunodeficiencies, dermatology, and ENT issues
- Cutting-edge research in immunotherapy, biologics, and immune mechanisms
- Practice management sessions covering billing, coding, telehealth, and patient safety
- Workshops on skills like skin testing, lung function testing, and oral challenges
- Poster sessions showcasing data from emerging researchers, fellows, and specialists
- Exhibit hall featuring medications, diagnostics, software, devices, and clinical tools
Who Should Attend
This meeting is tailored for a diverse mix:
- Allergists and clinical immunologists
- Nurse practitioners and physician assistants in allergy/immunology
- Allergic disease researchers and immunologists
- Allergy techs, nurses, and office managers
- Medical students, residents, fellows, and early-career professionals
- Industry representatives with allergy and respiratory products
If allergy or immunology touches your work in any way, you’ll find value here.
What to Expect
1. Expert Keynotes
World-leading clinicians share high-impact updates on standards of care, breakthrough therapies, and emerging challenges.
2. Scientific Abstract Sessions
Be among the first to see new study data in oral presentations—on everything from biologics to early diagnosis tools.
3. Clinical Symposia
Focused sessions cover topical immunotherapy, pediatric allergy, drug reactions, and environmental or food allergic diseases.
4. Skill Workshops
Get hands-on training in key diagnostic techniques, such as inhalation challenges, spirometry, patch testing, and up-dosing protocols.
5. Poster Presentations
Find posters by students and fellows, ideal for learning about novel work and engaging in deeper scientific discussions.
6. Exhibit Hall Visits
Connect with vendors showcasing medications, allergy immunotherapy products, diagnostic tools, and practice-support software.
Why You’ll Benefit
- Get clinically relevant knowledge you can apply tomorrow
- Network with experts from diverse practice settings
- Learn new diagnostic or treatment techniques with hands-on support
- Explore tools that support patient care and office efficiency
- Support young researchers and stay aware of future directions
- Earn CME credits to fulfill educational requirements and boost your credentials
Cost & Registration
Here’s a general look at fees:
- AAAAs Member – Physician: About $900 early, slightly higher at full rate
- Non-Member Physician: Around $1,100 early, increasing later
- Allied Health Professional: Mid-range rate, between member and trainee pricing
- Trainee / Fellow / Resident: Usually heavily discounted, around $200–$400
- One-Day Registration: Available at a lower fee if attending select days
- Pre-Conference Workshop Fees: Typically $100–$300 extra per session
Early registration saves money, guarantees spots in popular workshops, and ensures more availability.
Where to Stay
Nearby lodging options include:
- Convention hotels: Convenient and walkable
- Downtown hotels: Accessible and often quieter
- Budget-friendly stays: Short rideshare away
- River Walk lodging: Adds ambiance and proximity to nightlife
Booking early is essential—San Antonio fills quickly during conference season.
Getting Around San Antonio
- Walking: The convention center is well-connected to downtown
- Ride-share services: Readily available across the city
- Taxis: Convenient on-site access
- Car rentals and parking: Lots are available, but rideshare may be easier downtown
- Local shuttles: Some hotels offer shuttle service to the venue
Tips to Make the Most of It
- Plan your agenda early: Identify must-see sessions and workshops
- Arrive early for hands-on workshops: These seats fill fast
- Bring essentials: Notepad or tablet, comfortable shoes, and business cards
- Visit the exhibit hall: Bring your questions—live demos offer real insight
- Take part in informal chats: River Walk outings often spark memorable discussions
- Follow-up matters: Reach out to new colleagues after the conference to build relationships
Final Thoughts
The AAAAI Annual Meeting in San Antonio brings together the full spectrum of the allergy and immunology community—from research to bedside care. Through science presentations, clinical skills training, and real-world networking, you’ll return to practice with fresh tools, deeper knowledge, and renewed energy.
If you’re committed to helping patients breathe easier, treating complex allergies, or advancing science, this meeting is a game-changer. It’s an event filled with learning, growth, and connection.
To learn more and reserve your spot, visit:
https://annualmeeting.aaaai.org