MEGA SHOW Set To Make A Strong Come Back This October In Hong Kong

October 12, 2023

This October, Hong Kong will again be the meeting place for international buyers and suppliers as MEGA SHOW Hong Kong is set to make a strong come back with over 4,200 booths from 20 - 23 October (Part 1) and from 27 - 29 October (Part 2).


With a wide array of on-trend products on display, the Show is a must-attend event for international buyers looking for their next best seller products. 

The 2023 edition’s event will include four major shows. The three co-located shows, namely MEGA SHOW Part 1, Asian Sporting & Outdoor Products Show, and Design Studio, Tech Gifts & Gadgets Accessories Show, will run from 20 - 23 October, showcasing gifts & premiums, housewares and kitchen, toys and baby products, festive, Christmas and seasonal, sporting goods, tech gifts, gadget accessories.

From 27 - 29 October, 2023, MEGA SHOW Part 2 will showcase travel goods, stationery & office supplies, as well as bathroom accessories. All shows take place at the downtown venue, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. 



For the past 30 years, MEGA SHOW Hong Kong has established its reputation as a vital sourcing destination for global buyers during the Southern China autumn sourcing season. In 2019, the show has attracted 31,418 global visitors from 123 countries and regions. 



The wonderful thing about 2023 MEGA SHOW Hong Kong is the diversities of products and unique design brought by the suppliers from over 30 countries and regions. In addition to the suppliers based in Asia, buyers can meet with suppliers from Australia, New Zealand, Turkey, USA, UK, Germany, Belgium, Spain, Denmark, Bulgaria, Czech, Greece, Italy, Poland. There are also Country/ Region Pavilions from China, Taiwan, South Korea, Vietnam, Turkey, The Philippines, India, Thailand, Bangladesh. As of August 2023 over 6,000 overseas buyers have already pre-registered to visit to show. 



Official Website  www.mega-show.com

Location  Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre

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