The Korea International Exhibition Center (KINTEX) was established to address the shortage of exhibition and international conference space, aiming to internationalize domestic exhibition and international conference industries. This project is promoted by both government and local authorities. The center officially opened on April 29, 2005. As part of its three-stage development plan, it was built on a 68,000 square meter site with a three-story exhibition and international conference facility. The indoor exhibition area spans 53,975 square meters, which is divided into five halls. The floor load capacity of the exhibition facilities is 5 tons per square meter, highlighting its ability to host large-scale exhibitions and events that are difficult for other domestic exhibition centers to accommodate. All the competitiveness you need is gathered here.

Compared to most exhibition centers in Northeast Asia, which are multi-level structures, KINTEX stands out as a single-story, column-free space, capable of meeting various needs of exhibition organizers. Its elegant interior design provides a comfortable environment for meetings, with 22 meeting rooms (2nd floor + 3rd floor) that can be used separately according to the organizer's requirements. It features an international conference hall that can accommodate up to 2,000 people, along with fixed meeting rooms equipped with AV systems and individual meeting tables with IR-Receiver high-tech microphones.