The phrase “the summit” can refer to many different events (for example, the G7 Summit, NATO Summit, Web Summit, or various tech and industry “Summit 2026” conferences), and your question doesn’t specify which one you mean. Given that, I can’t reliably tell you when the summit is on next without guessing, which would be misleading. To get an accurate answer, you’d need to check or clarify:

  • The exact summit name (for example, “G7 Summit”, “NATO Summit”, “Web Summit Lisbon”, “Silicon Slopes Summit”, etc.).
  • The organizer or location (for example, “the summit in Lisbon”, “the Utah tech summit”, “the maritime summit in Shanghai”).
  • The year, if you’re asking about something beyond 2026.

Once you have that, you can:

  1. Go to the summit’s official website or its usual host organization’s site (for example, a government, international organization, or conference brand page).
  2. Look for sections labeled “Events”, “Annual meeting”, “Next summit”, or “Schedule”.
  3. Confirm the dates and city listed there, since many summits change dates or venues year to year.

If you tell me the full name of the summit or where it’s normally held, I can help you interpret or organize the information you find (for example, building a small overview of travel timing, likely agenda focus, or how often it’s held).