Shanghai International Hotel and Commercial Space Expo Tickets

The Shanghai International Hotel & Commercial Space Expo (Hotel & Shop Plus) is a premier industry event in the hotel and commercial space sectors, spanning 210,000 square meters and bringing together over 2,000 exhibitors. Its product portfolio covers a wide array of categories, including bathroom fixtures, ceramics, flooring materials, custom interior solutions, wall materials, smart hotel technologies, lighting, hotel supplies, and commercial space design. The expo also features more than 80

Why Exhibit at HSOP?

• The Flagship Event for the Hotel and Commercial Space Industries: As a core cluster exhibition under the Shanghai Tourism Industry Expo, co-organized by authoritative bodies such as the China Tourism Hotel Association and the China Department Store Association, HSOP has cultivated over three decades of expertise. It has evolved into a one-stop service platform for planning, design, operation, and procurement in the global hotel and commercial space sectors, serving as a premier venue for companies to showcase their capabilities and set industry trends.
• End-to-End Coverage Across the Entire Value Chain: The exhibit range spans architectural decoration, engineering design, bathroom fixtures and integrated solutions, ceramic flooring, wall materials, lighting and décor, smart control systems, smart hotels, hotel supplies, commercial and outdoor furniture, office and public‑space furnishings, cleaning technologies, and more—covering the full spectrum from construction to operations, and from design to procurement. This ensures precise alignment with key buyers, including hotel management groups, real estate developers, design firms, and property management companies.
• A Global Gathering of Buyers, Delivering Tangible Results: In 2025, the event attracted 134,953 professional visitors, including 8,651 international buyers from 124 countries and regions—an increase of over 90% year over year. More than 500 business‑matching sessions facilitated cross‑border collaborations and substantial orders for over 150 exhibitors, providing an efficient pathway for expanding overseas markets and securing global contracts.
• A Launchpad for Cutting‑Edge Technologies: The show highlights pioneering innovations such as intelligent sleep systems, smart hotel solutions, age‑friendly wellness furniture, and eco‑friendly materials. Leading brands like Serta, King Koil, Simmons, and Xilinmen compete on the same stage, while hotel chains including InterContinental, Hilton, and Wanda present their latest design concepts, offering enterprises a prestigious platform to unveil new products and seize technological leadership.
• In‑Depth Empowerment Through High‑Profile Forums: Over 90 concurrent forums and events—including the IDF International Designers Forum, the International Lighting Designers Forum, and the International Hotel Brand Innovation Forum—bring together more than a thousand industry luminaries from home and abroad. These platforms facilitate in‑depth discussions on hot topics such as hotel design, smart operations, brand innovation, and commercial trends, providing a high‑level forum for strategic decision‑making and technical exchange.
• Precision‑Driven Supply‑Demand Matching: Leveraging a buyer database of millions, the event offers targeted matchmaking services—including specially invited overseas buyer delegations and VIP buyer‑buyer meetings—to connect exhibitors with multinational hotel groups like Marriott and Hilton, as well as global professional purchasers. Overseas buyers hail from France, Canada, Brazil, Malaysia, and other countries, providing a practical platform for diversifying international market access.
• Dual‑Channel Empowerment for Domestic and International Markets: While maintaining its strengths in international trade, the exhibition also proactively develops domestic distribution channels, creating a “dual‑channel empowerment” platform. An extensive network of overseas partner media enhances brand visibility for exhibitors, while domestic core buyers span diverse sectors—including supermarkets, retail chains, property management firms, and healthcare institutions—helping enterprises build a dual‑circulation growth model.