La participación en "Feria No.1 de China".

Presente sus productos y desarrollos técnicos para un público de comercio internacional.

El acceso a la audiencia de compra profesional, proactiva en todo el mundo.

Póngase en contacto con los principales tomadores de decisiones de las distintas empresas de todo el mundo.

Las condiciones ideales para el establecimiento de negocios internacionales de bonos con público objetivo en todo el mundo.

Valor añadido de los expositores

Además, su empresa será promovido a los compradores por

Invitación del teléfono.

El correo electrónico y de texto de mensaje explosiones.

Web oficial Feria de Cantón.

China de Importación y Exportación Feria de DVD-ROM.

Acto promocional

Folleto oficial

Centro Chino de Comercio Exterior (CFTC), una institución patrocinada por el gobierno, que está afiliada al Ministerio de Comercio de la República Popular China, ha sido responsable de la organización de China de Importación y Exportación Feria (también conocida como la Feria de Cantón) desde el establecimiento de la Feria de Cantón en 1957. Y también acoge u organiza diversos tipos de exposiciones, conferencias y de negocios expo además de correr la Feria de Cantón, como china (Guangzhou) Exposición Internacional del Mueble, china (Guangzhou) Exposición de automóviles, china importación y exportación Exposición de Productos Básicos (Malasia), etc. En el ínterin , CFTC cuenta para tener y operar un moderno complejo de la Feria de Cantón, en la isla de Pazhou de Haizhu distrito que ocupa el más grande de Asia y la posición de vanguardia en el mundo en términos de tamaño compleja. Por otra parte CFTC desempeña un papel dominante en la industria de la exhibición de China por su exposición experiencia profesional y servicio, así como un rendimiento excepcional durante más de 50 años.

Centro Chino de Comercio Exterior (Group), una entidad de negocios que está afiliada a China Foreign Trade Centre, lleva a cabo principalmente todas las formas de exposiciones, incluyendo exposiciones extranjeras en China y exposiciones chinas, tanto en casa como en el extranjero, y también cubre los negocios como la publicidad, la importación y la exportación, el turismo, hotel, restaurante y la propiedad, etc., lo que nos permite ofrecer a todos-en torno a los servicios de manera a nuestros clientes.

http://www.cantonfair.org.cn/en/

Articulo de estilo de vida en China

Chinese travellers look close to home

Asia remained the dominant region for city tourism, with over one third of the top 100 cities being located in Asia in 2014. The growing number of outbound Chinese travellers hugely influenced the rankings, with Hong Kong, Macau and Taipei benefiting greatly from these visitors. Improved flight connections from China and relaxed or no visa restrictions for Chinese visitors are assisting in the march up the rankings of these Asian destinations. A key aspect for city destinations is understanding the specific needs of Chinese travellers, who are gradually becoming more adventurous and moving slowly towards more individual travel rather than relying on traditional tour groups.

However, China is not only an important outbound market. China has seven cities in the top 100 ranking, which is the same amount as the US. All cities registered healthy growth, with the exception of Beijing, which has been hampered by increasing reports of air quality. The high number of cities, however, illustrates how China is not only the largest outbound market, but is also gaining global dominance as a destination for business and leisure tourism.

Indian cities experienced strong growth in arrivals in 2014, with the combined efforts of a longstanding promotion campaign (Incredible India) and a weak rupee aiding visits to the country as a whole. Delhi and Mumbai are the most popular destinations, with each seeing over 4.5 million visitors in 2014. Additionally, the introduction of a new visa-on-arrival process for 46 countries, including the US, Germany and Australia, has helped encourage visitors to India.

Vietnam saw three of its cities in the top 100 for the first time: Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi and Halong. The Vietnamese Government has been extremely proactive in promoting the country through international media outlets such as CNN and BBC, with successful results. Combined with increased flight connectivity, city arrivals have performed strongly.

Estadística de compra de un producto (Joyería) en China

Jewellery in China

Category Briefing | 01 Oct 2015

HEADLINES

Jewellery records retail value growth of 5% in 2015, reaching CNY593.4 billion in China

Booming sales in 2013 and subsequent drain on market demand in jewellery result in further sluggish growth in 2015

Costume jewellery outperformed real jewellery, registering 7% retail value growth in 2015

Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Group Ltd retained market leadership despite losing value share, at 6% in 2014

Jewellery is expected to post a value CAGR of 7% at constant 2015 prices over the forecast period, to reach CNY829.5 billion by 2020

TRENDS

Jewellery in China grew in current retail value terms by 5% in 2015, rising to CNY593.4 billion. With rising disposable income, together with the pursuit of improved personal appearance, jewellery is increasingly seen as a crucial fashion item which is essential to match with their outfits and various occasions among Chinese consumers. In addition, more consumers started to trade up to premium jewellery, due to their growing brand consciousness generally. Furthermore, Chinese consumers considered real jewellery as an investment tool to maintain their wealth under the more challenging conditions of economic downturn.

When compared with the dynamic double-digit value CAGR over the review period, retail value growth slowed considerably in 2015. Apart from the relatively large retail value sales base and the influence of the economic slowdown, the deceleration in growth in the jewellery market in 2015 was mainly due to the high base effect, resulting from the robust sales of gold products in 2013 following a sharp decrease in international gold prices in that year, which led to a drain on market demand. This negative impact continued in 2015.

COMPETITIVE LANDSCAPE

Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Group Ltd remained the top player within jewellery in China in 2014, with a retail value share of 6%. The company ambitiously aimed to cater to different customer segments through its continuously enhanced product portfolio. Chow Tai Fook collaborated with multinational partners, such as De Beers, Disney and Korean celebrities, in order to not only widen its product collections but also enhance brand exposure. Outlet expansion maintained steady growth; by the end of March 2015, the company owned 1,992 points of sale for jewellery in China, with continuous penetration into lower-tier cities to boost sales.

Pandora has been particularly impressive in market expansion and gained much attention among Chinese young consumers; therefore, the company recorded the highest retail value growth in 2014. In addition to increasing from a very small base, rapid outlet expansion and wide product range, especially numerous combinations of its iconic bracelet products, enabled the brand to cater to the growing customisation trend. In February 2015, Pandora entered into an agreement with Oracle Investment (Hong Kong) Ltd to facilitate the joint distribution of Pandora jewellery in China from July 2015 to December 2018 to further develop Pandora’s presence in China over the forecast period.

PROSPECTS

Jewellery in China is expected to post a value CAGR of 7% at constant 2015 prices over the forecast period. With consumers becoming more sophisticated with higher fashion consciousness and brand awareness, jewellery is set to be seen as a more essential fashion item throughout the forecast period. Thanks to rising disposable income, the trading-up trend to more expensive options is expected to contribute to growth in demand during the forecast period. However, compared with the review period, forecast growth is expected to be less strong in terms of momentum, due to the increasing maturity.

Real jewellery is expected to outpace costume jewellery in CAGR terms at constant 2015 prices over the forecast period in spite of the much larger base, which is likely to be the primary driver of the growth for the overall jewellery market, benefiting from the trading-up trend as disposable income rises and the possible growing interest in investing in real jewellery to combat inflation over the forecast period. Moreover, market entry by more international players in China and further expansion and penetration into lower-tier areas by existing leading players will play an important role in driving forecast growth.