HKTDC hosts seven major creative industry events in Hong Kong
- The Hong Kong Trade Development Council is organizing seven major events from April 27-30, 2025.
- These events are expected to host around 6,000 exhibitors from over 30 countries.
- The initiative aims to strengthen Hong Kong's position as a regional creative hub and enhance international market connections.
Hong Kong is currently hosting seven significant events organized by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), running from April 27 to April 30, 2025. These events include the Hong Kong Gifts & Premium Fair, Home InStyle, Fashion InStyle, among others, bringing together around 6,000 exhibitors from over 30 countries and regions. The fairs serve as a pivotal platform, connecting Hong Kong's creative industries with Mainland China and international markets, thereby reinforcing the city's role as a key regional creative hub. The Hong Kong Gifts & Premium Fair marks its 40th edition this year, themed 'Celebrating Four Decades of Wonder.' It features a showcase of products that successfully marry functionality with innovative design. A special highlight is the Jingdezhen Pavilion, celebrating traditional porcelain craftsmanship through modern adaptations, including a unique ceramic adoption initiative aimed at fostering new designers. The fair not only emphasizes traditional craft but also explores new creative avenues, capturing the ongoing evolution within the industry. In addition to the Gifts Fair, the Fair's Home InStyle and Fashion InStyle events will unveil NEXT@Fashion InStyle, a new focused zone that draws participation from about 60 global material suppliers. This initiative, organized by the HKTDC and backed by Hong Kong's Cultural and Creative Industries Development Agency, aims to showcase advanced fashion materials, which is essential in an era increasingly focused on sustainability and innovation. The Cultural and Creative Avenue has also been expanded, attracting over 100 exhibitors from around the globe. As part of the PrintPack fairs, the events will include approximately 60 thematic seminars, forums, and promotional activities focused on diverse topics, including cultural design and sustainability. Such events are pivotal as they facilitate discussions around market trends and innovative solutions, promoting a culture of creativity and sustainability essential for Hong Kong's industry advancement. The substantial participation and resourcefulness displayed during these events are likely to awaken greater interest amongst international markets, tasked with exploring new creative collaborations and opportunities ahead.