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GLOBAL SOURCES HONG KONG SHOWS RETURN FOR 2023
Good news! Global Sources shows return in April 2023 at AsiaWorld-Expo in Hong Kong. Seize sourcing opportunities and be ready to meet demand as markets worldwide are gradually recovering from the pandemic. You are also welcome to join us in celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Global Sources exhibition.
This year, the shows take place in two phases with more than 8,000 booths featuring over 20,000 products – providing you with the chance to source and meet suppliers face to face.
Consumer Electronics (April 11-14, 2023)
Where high-quality OEMs/ODMs from mainland China and the rest of Asia gather to showcase their in-demand products and ground-breaking electronics innovations. This area showcases audio, video, gaming, outdoor electronics and computer-related products.

Mobile Electronics (April 18-21, 2023)
A dedicated sourcing show for everything mobile, bring together leading mobile electronics manufacturers and renowned exhibitors in one place. Explore a comprehensive range of mobile devices from reputable brands and products with smart features and innovative designs.

Lifestyle x Fashion (April 18-21, 2023)
Your one-stop sourcing event for lifestyle and fashion, showcasing customized high-quality fashion and green technology products from mainland China and the rest of Asia.

Smart Home & Appliances (April 18-21, 2023)
Step into the future of smart living at the new Smart Home & Appliances show. Global Sources is the first to launch the event this year, seeing the market's huge potential. Come and take your business to new heights by sourcing the latest innovations in smart home products and appliances.

Home & Kitchen (April 18-21, 2023)
This sourcing event showcases kitchen items that perfectly integrate high technology and innovative designs and products that highlight environmental protection and family hygiene. It is an ideal place to source trendy, creative and eco-friendly home and kitchen products.

All HKBAV members will be entitled to the following privileges: (Please Pre-register now from the above designated link to reserve the offer)
• Free Transportation for tradeshow visit
• Supermarket coupon
• F&B Coupon for onsite consumption
More noteworthy pavilions will be announced soon.
Register Now and Stay Tuned!
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