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HKTDC Opens Seven Lifestyle and Licensing Events with 5,600 Exhibitors in Hong Kong

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Author: DISHA PRAFUL SUKHANI
HKTDC Opens Seven Lifestyle and Licensing Events with 5,600 Exhibitors in Hong Kong

Global trade fairs across gifting, fashion, packaging and licensing run from April 27–30, 2026

The Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) has officially opened its seven flagship lifestyle and licensing events. The Hong Kong Gifts & Premium Fair, Home InStyle and Fashion InStyle are being held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC), while the Hong Kong International Printing & Packaging Fair and DeLuxe PrintPack Hong Kong are taking place at AsiaWorld-Expo from April 27 to 30, 2026. The Hong Kong International Licensing Show and Asian Licensing Conference are also being आयोजित at HKCEC until April 29.

Together, the six trade fairs have drawn approximately 5,600 exhibitors from more than 30 countries and regions.

HKTDC Executive Director Sophia Chong said:
"Hong Kong has long served as the key gateway for global businesses connecting with the Chinese Mainland, playing the role of super connector and super value-adder that bridges the Chinese Mainland's vast market with the rest of the world. Backed by its solid strengths, well developed innovation ecosystem and robust intellectual property infrastructure, Hong Kong is the ideal base for companies to grow their businesses, pursue creativity and innovation, and bring them to commercial fruition."

The Hong Kong Gifts & Premium Fair and Home InStyle present a wide range of products across cultural creativity, sustainability, innovative materials and gerontechnology. A new themed area titled “Reimagine” at HKCEC Hall 5 brings together selected exhibits highlighting global trends in gifting and homeware.

Exhibitors at the Gifts & Premium Fair are introducing new product lines. Wei Yit Vacuum Flask Manufactory is presenting the Camel Brand MINI20 thermos blind box, created in collaboration with illustrator Pen So and artist Jerry Cho. The company is also marking the 85th anniversary of Camel Brand alongside Bruce Lee’s 85th birth anniversary with a co-branded thermos launch.

At Home InStyle, PREN Ltd is showcasing an infection-prevention mobile toilet designed as a waterless unit with integrated health monitoring features.

The Hall of Fine Designs at the Gifts & Premium Fair features over 100 exhibitors presenting design-focused products including stationery, home accessories and technology-integrated collectibles. Meanwhile, Home InStyle includes the Gerontech and Innovative Material Pavilion, funded by the Innovation and Technology Commission, showcasing products from over 20 enterprises.

Innovative material solutions on display include biodegradable tableware made from lotus stems, recycled plastic furniture and bio-based tiles developed from agricultural by-products and mycelium.

Fashion InStyle highlights material innovation through the NEXT@Fashion InStyle zone, organised by HKTDC and sponsored by the Cultural and Creative Industries Development Agency (CCIDA). The zone features over 60 exhibitors, including companies presenting microalgae leather, wood-based textile fibres and traditional fabrics such as ramie.

The event also includes multiple themed zones such as Designer Spotlight, Materials Bazaar, Fashion Accessories, Women in Style, Bridal & Evening Wear and Athleisure, featuring a range of apparel and accessories.

The Hong Kong International Printing & Packaging Fair and DeLuxe PrintPack Hong Kong continue to focus on sustainable and premium packaging solutions. Exhibitors are presenting recyclable materials, RFID labels with paper-based components and packaging made from agricultural waste.

At the Hong Kong International Licensing Show, more than 330 exhibitors are showcasing over 600 brands and intellectual property projects across various sectors. A new IP and e-Commerce Support Services zone has been introduced to support businesses in expanding through digital platforms.

The concurrent Asian Licensing Conference features industry discussions, including a session by Maura Regan, President and CEO of Licensing International, on global licensing trends for 2026. Additional sessions cover sports licensing strategies and digital engagement trends.

Across all events, around 60 seminars, forums and product presentations are being आयोजित, covering topics such as sustainability, market trends, innovation and digital transformation.

 

 

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