Spring Canton Fair Phase II Tickets

The Spring Canton Fair—Phase II—was established in 1957 and is held twice annually, in spring and autumn, in Guangzhou. It is China’s longest-running, highest‑level, and largest comprehensive international trade event. Co‑organized by the Ministry of Commerce and other government agencies, the fair brings together tens of thousands of high‑quality enterprises and global buyers, with the most recent edition spanning an exhibition area of 850,000 square meters. Its trade model is highly flexible,

The Exhibition Value of the Spring Canton Fair—Phase II

• The Canton Fair is China’s longest-running, largest-scale, most comprehensive international trade event, offering the broadest range of products and attracting the highest number of overseas buyers. It is widely regarded as “China’s No. 1 Trade Show” and serves as a barometer and weathervane for China’s foreign trade. Founded in 1957, the Canton Fair has been held continuously for 137 sessions, making it one of the world’s most influential comprehensive trade fairs. Its second phase, themed “Quality Home,” stands as the annual flagship platform for the entire home‑furnishings industry chain.
• The core value of exhibiting lies in its unparalleled ability to aggregate global buyer networks. The 137th edition’s second phase drew 224,372 overseas buyers from 219 countries and regions, setting a new record for the same period. These buyers span traditional markets in Europe and North America as well as emerging markets along the Belt and Road Initiative, providing enterprises with a strategic gateway to engage directly with key global purchasing decision‑makers.
• The fair has established a “one‑stop” procurement platform covering the entire home‑furnishings industry chain. The second phase features three major sectors—household goods, gifts & décor, and building materials & furniture—divided into 15 exhibition zones, with a total exhibition area of 515,000 square meters, 24,735 booths, and 10,313 participating companies. This “whole‑home” concept not only facilitates industry networking but also enhances procurement efficiency, meeting the one‑stop sourcing needs of global buyers.
• The fair brings together high‑quality manufacturing enterprises from across China, serving as a strategic platform to showcase the strength of “Made in China” innovation. Among the exhibitors in Phase II, more than 2,400 companies hold national-level designations such as High‑Tech Enterprises, Specialized, Refined, Distinctive, and Innovative Small Giants, or Manufacturing Single‑Item Champions—100 more than the previous session. Leveraging cutting‑edge technologies and superior quality, these leading firms are driving the high‑quality development of China’s foreign trade.
• Keeping pace with industry trends toward green and smart solutions, the fair has created a premier showcase for innovative products. The “newness” and “greenness” of exhibited products continue to rise, ranging from AI‑enabled smart mattresses and lead‑free piping to eco‑friendly bamboo fiber tableware. Green, intelligent manufacturing has become a key lever for tapping overseas markets. For instance, Muis’ AI mattress can intelligently adapt to users’ body movements, while Liansu has pioneered fully lead‑free PVC pipe production, demonstrating robust industry innovation.
• A diverse array of trade‑promotion activities is held concurrently, providing enterprises with trend insights and added value. The 137th edition’s second phase hosted a total of 1,015 trade‑promotion events, including 308 new‑product launches, 676 “Trade Bridge” matchmaking sessions, 10 “Good Treasure, Good Nanny Explores the Canton Fair” initiatives, and 14 industry forums, alongside the release of seven forward‑looking trend reports. The inaugural “Timeless Brands Enter the Canton Fair” series also offered international buyers a window into Chinese culture.
• For Chinese enterprises, the Canton Fair is a strategic gateway for expanding into global markets, connecting with international resources, and showcasing brand strength. In today’s complex and volatile global economic environment, the fair’s strong appeal and lively negotiation atmosphere have bolstered the international business community’s confidence in China’s economy. Companies can leverage this platform to access global procurement networks, transitioning from simply “selling products” to “selling brands” and “selling designs.”