The American Dive Exhibition (DEMA Show) is organized by the American Underwater Association and is the world's largest and most professional dive exhibition, open only to industry insiders. It is a professional dive exhibition specifically for the diving, water sports, and marine exploration industries. Hundreds of exhibits reflect new developments in the diving industry, tourist destinations, water sports clothing, and other sectors.

The American Dive Exhibition (DEMA Show) covered an area of 20,000 square meters at its last exhibition, with 368 participating companies from China, Japan, Thailand, Singapore, Russia, Australia, Canada, Dubai, Hong Kong, etc., and 30,000 participants. From various segments of the diving industry, including suppliers, retailers, service providers, designers, landscape architects, etc., from around the world.

In addition to holding multiple seminars, the American Dive Exhibition (DEMA Show) also specially sets up several dedicated display centers. The Retail Resource Center provides retailers with new and practical sales tools as an interactive display and educational project. The Imaging Resource Center showcases the strong sales momentum of underwater photography equipment and underwater video equipment. The Tourism Resource Center helps take your business to the next level.

Statistics show that among America's over 300 million population, 60 million people hold diving certificates, accounting for about 41% of the world's total, which also indicates that America has a relatively mature and stable diving market. In recent years, with the continuous development of China's diving industry, more and more Chinese enterprises are choosing to participate in overseas exhibitions to increase product exposure. Attending the DEMA Dive Show is the preferred choice for many Chinese enterprises entering the US market. As a professional dive exhibition held annually in the United States, the largest in the world, and only open to industry insiders, you can see the future of China's diving industry at DEMA.