International Delegations
Business delegations travel from around the world to see how Silicon Valley works. When they get here, the Chamber is who opens the doors.
A tour of Silicon Valley is easy to want and hard to arrange.
Visiting delegations arrive wanting the same thing: time inside the companies whose names they already know. That access does not come from a travel agent. It comes from a chamber with three decades of relationships in the valley and the standing to make an introduction that gets returned.
The Chamber builds the itinerary, handles the host companies, brings elected officials to the table where it matters, and makes sure visitors leave with contacts rather than souvenirs.
The South Korea visit
On Wednesday, 26 August 2026, the Chamber hosted a business delegation of roughly 45 visitors from South Korea confirm org name and led them through Intel verify and AMD.
The Chamber presented a Certificate of Recognition to the Hon. Fred Jung, Mayor of Fullerton, who joined the delegation, for his work connecting South Korea and California.
One detail for staff before this page goes live: the delegation banner reads 2025, not 2026.
by Harbir Kaur Bhatia, CEO, Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce
Three countries, under two years
Dates, host companies, and photographs for the earlier visits are with Chamber staff. staff to complete
- August 2026 South Korea Roughly 45 visitors. Tours of Intel and AMD, and a Certificate of Recognition to the Mayor of Fullerton.
- January 2025 Estonia An Estonian delegation hosted by the Chamber. Host companies and delegation size to be confirmed.
- October 2024 Spain Representatives of the Embassy of Spain visited the Chamber office. Details to be confirmed.
- Earlier visits To be added Staff have photographs from other delegations. As they are added, this list becomes the record.
What this is worth to your business
Hosting delegations is not ceremony. It is a door that members get to stand behind.
Meet buyers before they land
Delegations arrive looking for suppliers, partners, and places to put money. Members get told a visit is coming while there is still time to be part of it.
Be on the itinerary
Site visits, demonstrations, and roundtables need hosts. If your business is a fit for a visiting group, the Chamber can put you on the schedule.
Introductions that get returned
An introduction from the Chamber carries weight a cold email does not, in both directions.
Standing you can point to
Membership in the chamber foreign delegations ask for is a credential worth having on your own website.
Want to host, or to be in the room?
Tell the Chamber what your business does and which markets matter to you. When a delegation comes through that fits, staff will know who to call.
The world comes to Silicon Valley. Be here when it does.
Membership puts your business in front of the delegations, officials, and companies the Chamber brings together.