Seven HKTDC Lifestyle and Licensing Mega Events to Open Next Week

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Seven HKTDC Lifestyle and Licensing mega events to open next week

April 22, 2026 12:43 GMT+700

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Seven annual lifestyle and licensing mega events organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) are set to open next week. These include the

Hong Kong Gifts & Premium Fair

Home InStyle

and

Fashion InStyle

on 27-30 April at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, HKCEC; and the

Hong Kong International Printing & Packaging Fair

and

DeLuxe PrintPack Hong Kong

co-organised by the HKTDC and CIEC Exhibition Company (HK) Limited, held concurrently at AsiaWorld-Expo on 27-30 April; and the

Hong Kong International Licensing Show

and

Asian Licensing Conference

on 27-29 April at the HKCEC.

Global exhibitors will showcase offerings spanning gifts and premiums, stylish houseware, trendy fashion, innovative materials for garment and homeware, gerontechnology, cultural and creative design products, sustainable products, green printing and packaging and intellectual property. The events fully leverage Hong Kong’s unique connectivity between Chinese Mainland and international markets, reinforcing the city’s position as a regional creative hub and international business centre, and actively aligning with the national 15th Five-Year Plan and dual circulation development strategy.

HKTDC Deputy Executive Director

Jenny Koo

said: “The HKTDC has long facilitated trade exchanges across industries through organising a wide range of conferences and exhibitions, fulfilling Hong Kong’s roles as a super connector and super value-adder while showcasing its strengths in new quality productive forces, product quality and creativity. This year, the seven mega lifestyle and licensing exhibitions and conference are being held concurrently during the final week of April. Buyers can enjoy a one-stop sourcing experience across all fairs, fostering cross-industry and cross-sectoral exchanges, generating greater synergies, and helping expand customer bases and business opportunities.”

The seven mega exhibitions and conference are expected to attract some 5,600 exhibitors from more than 30 countries and regions, including Hong Kong, Chinese Mainland, Asia, Europe and the Middle East. First-time exhibitors this year include participants from Finland, Germany, Iceland, the United Arab Emirates and Uzbekistan.

Home InStyle

welcomes new pavilions from Xinjiang and Wuhan; The

Gifts & Premium Fair

features new pavilions from Shanxi, Jilin, Huangnan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture and Zhejiang, with the Zhejiang pavilion, organised for the first time by the Zhejiang Provincial Department of Commerce, bringing together 50 local enterprises. The

Printing & Packaging Fair

includes a new Fujian Quanzhou pavilion and

Fashion InStyle

features new pavilions from Jiangsu Sheyang, India and Indonesia, offering buyers an even more diverse range of sourcing options.

The HKTDC continues to encourage the industry to embrace sustainable development and promote the use of innovative materials. This year, the seven fairs will collectively bring together over 820 green exhibitors. In addition, approximately 80 exhibitors will showcase innovative material products spanning houseware, home textiles, fashion, printing and packaging, and other sectors.

Reimagine themed floor converges gifts and homeware creative inspiration

In keeping with market developments, HKCEC Hall 5 has transformed into aReimagine themed floor this year. The Reimagine floor presents a new vision of future lifestyles by seamlessly connecting the innovative, design and cultural creative elements of both the

Gifts & Premium Fair

and

Home InStyle

. This enables buyers to gain a one-stop overview of the latest global lifestyle homeware and gifting trends, while inspiring industry players to reimagine the boundless possibilities of future products and creative inspiration. The floor has several highlighted zones, including the

Gifts & Premium Fair

’s new

Selection of ASEAN

and

The

Bespoke Hub

and the

Hong Kong Smart Design Global Awards

Home InStyle

’s

Cultural and Creative Avenue

and

Gerontech and Innovative Material Pavilion

The

Hong Kong Smart Design

Global Awards

, organised by the Hong Kong Exporters’ Association and sponsored by the Cultural and Creative Industries Development Agency (CCIDA), is renamed this year in recognition of Hong Kong’s original design talent. The grand finale will be held during the Gifts & Premium Fair, with all finalist entries displayed on-site, giving exhibitors direct access to international buyers to enhance brand visibility and expand collaboration opportunities.

The

Cultural

and

Creative Avenue

brings together over 110 exhibitors from over 10 countries and regions, presenting distinctive brands and designs that celebrate diverse cultural heritages. The zone once again partners with Pantone, using the PANTONE 2026 Colour of the Year “Cloud Dancer” as its theme to curate home décor settings, helping buyers understand how colour coordination can be harnessed to create stylish living spaces.

Innovative materials

debut

Home InStyle

Global ageing is driving sustained growth in silver market demand, with the industry actively developing gerontechnology living products and solutions incorporating smart technologies to support home fitness, rehabilitation an

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