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The five fall tech fairs that the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) planned have successfully completed their physical components today. More than 9,800 buyers came to the four-day expo in person to inspect the goods and talk with him about business potential at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center.
The innovative hybrid model EXHIBITION+ from HKTDC was displayed at this year’s expo. The Click2Match platform offers sophisticated business matching capabilities that support the establishment of relationships between international exhibitors, buyers, and business experts. Over 10,000 buyers have explored products and developed business connections through HKTDC’s five show online platforms, and the company has set up over 3,000 business meetings through Click2Match. Up to October 23rd, Click2Match is still valid at 5 trade events.
The Hong Kong Development Fair was the first business-to-business (B2B) exhibition organized since the Hong Kong government instituted the “0+3″ quarantine system, according to HKTDC Deputy General Manager Sophia Chong. After the actual event is brought back to us. To enable Hong Kong’s small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) connect with customers worldwide and seize post-pandemic economic possibilities, HKTDC will continue to offer full support.”
It intends to further boost Hong Kong’s technological advancement and the complementary benefits of the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao industrial chain in the Greater Bay Area, and it also helps Hong Kong become a global I&T hub.” Industry more optimistic about medium-term outlook for her I&T sector
Technology’s quick evolution creates a wealth of commercial prospects. More than 70% of his respondents believe that during the next two years, the smart lighting business would have the best market potential, while 60% believe that robotics will have the best growth chances. The majority of survey participants think that robots have the most potential for usage in medical fields like surgery and rehabilitation.
Throughout the expo, HKTDC conducted on-site polls to learn what buyers and exhibitors thought about the prospects and major trends in the I&T sector. 47% of participants anticipate flat sales over the next six to twelve months, while 35% anticipate higher product sales. Regarding the medium-term state of the market, respondents were more upbeat. Within the next two years, 46% of respondents expect their product sales to grow while 42% predict a stagnant market.