Exhibition Information
展会简介
The Exhibition Value of China International Caravan Show (AIC)
- The Beijing Caravan Show is the Chinese sub‑exhibition of the world’s largest caravan show—the CARAVAN SALON DÜSSELDORF in Germany—and currently the only international professional caravan trade fair approved by the Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China. Founded in 2012, after more than a decade of development, it has become the most internationally oriented and overseas‑resource‑rich professional platform in China’s caravan and camping industry.
- The core value of participation lies in its unique international platform and robust network of overseas buyers. Leveraging the global reach of its parent event, CARAVAN SALON, AIC boasts an international promotional matrix and extensive industry media resources spanning over 40 countries and regions, including Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Australia, the Middle East, Japan, and South Korea. At the 2025 edition, the show attracted 365 international professional visitors from 41 countries and regions, the majority of whom were dealer teams, resulting in substantial cross‑border trade orders following the event.
- The exhibition serves as a strategic bridge connecting Chinese caravan manufacturers with global markets. By integrating the international industry media resources of its German parent show, AIC focuses its outreach on dozens of countries and regions across Europe, North America, Australia, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, and beyond, creating an expansive promotional network. Concurrent with the show, international conferences such as the “China–Germany Dealer Conference,” the “China Caravan Parts Export Forum,” and the “Seminar on European Market Access Standards” are held. In 2025, the inaugural “China–Europe Two‑Way Cooperation Standards Seminar” was launched, providing Chinese brands with a pathway to enter the European market while offering overseas brands a platform to understand Chinese caravan standards.
- The exhibition brings together leading domestic and international brands in both complete vehicle and component categories, establishing a high‑value brand ecosystem. The complete vehicle section features renowned European brands such as Adria, Pilote, Hobby, and Fendt, alongside distinguished Chinese manufacturers including Yutong, SAIC Maxus, Zhongtian, Lanzhong, Yate, and Jinguan. The components section showcases mainstream domestic and international suppliers like Truma, Dometic, Thetford, Heshibi, Bigep, Eberspächer, and Indel. During the event, numerous new models made their debut, ranging from cost‑effective economy‑class caravans to luxury units valued at several million yuan.
- Keeping pace with industry trends toward “new energy” and “intelligence,” the exhibition has established a cutting‑edge hub for deep integration among industry, academia, research, and application. At the 2025 edition, the “China–Europe Future Trends Seminar on Electric and Hybrid Caravans” was held, bringing together technical experts from the German Caravan Industry Association and specialists from the Beijing New Energy Vehicle Technology Innovation Center to discuss technological bottlenecks and growth opportunities in the field of new‑energy caravans. Emerging enterprise Xingkong Mengwu unveiled its R&D roadmap for intelligent, electrically powered trailer caravans, highlighting the sector’s innovative dynamism.
- For Chinese enterprises, this exhibition represents a strategic gateway to showcase technological prowess, connect with global resources, and expand into international markets. As competition intensifies within the domestic caravan market, an increasing number of vehicle and component manufacturers are turning their attention to overseas markets, with Europe, Australia, and the Middle East emerging as key focus areas. Backed by its profound international pedigree and extensive overseas buyer network, AIC provides an efficient channel for companies seeking to go global. Exhibitors consistently report that “AIC is an international platform that emphasizes the strength of our brands,” with 90% of participants securing on‑site orders and forging promising follow‑up collaborations.





