Guangzhou International Elevator Exhibition

The Guangzhou International Elevator Exhibition (Elevator Guangzhou) is rooted in Guangdong, serves the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area and Southeast Asia, and fills a critical gap in the southern elevator exhibition market. China is the world’s largest producer, consumer, and exporter of elevator products.

The Guangzhou International Elevator Exhibition (Elevator Guangzhou) brings together real estate developers, construction firms, architectural entities, subway operators, high-speed rail companies, airport authorities, infrastructure contractors and operators, property management organizations, elevator distributors and agents, architectural design institutes, research and design institutions, elevator manufacturers, maintenance and installation service providers, as well as government bodies and related agencies.

As one of China’s national strategic development initiatives, the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area—comprising the “9+2” global megacity cluster—is poised for rapid growth. Guangzhou, as the core city of the Greater Bay Area, boasts the highest economic output, the largest incremental growth, and one of the fastest rates of expansion. With the nation ramping up infrastructure investment in the region, demand for elevators has surged accordingly. According to incomplete statistics, the Greater Bay Area requires approximately 2 million elevators annually. In response to the integrated economic development strategy of the Greater Bay Area and the needs of both elevator manufacturers and end-users,

the Guangzhou International Elevator Exhibition (Elevator Guangzhou) aims to stimulate economic growth across the Guangdong–Hong Kong–Macao Greater Bay Area and southern China, while fostering business collaboration between Southeast Asian and South China elevator enterprises and their counterparts and users in the Southwest region.

Guangzhou International Elevator Exhibition tickets are e-tickets. Mainland China visitors must complete online pre-registration with real-name ID verification; overseas visitors must use passport verification; Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan visitors must use their travel permit. On site, verify entry with your ID card or by scanning the e-ticket QR code.