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China (Shenzhen) International Gifts & Home Products Fair 2026Dates, Registration & Visitor Guide
中国（深圳）国际礼品及家居用品展览会 2026
Tue 20 Oct – Fri 23 Oct 2026Shenzhen World · from 9am daily
Updated for 2026 · dates confirmed by the organiser
AI illustration- Dates
- 20–23 Oct Tue–Fri · 4 days
- Venue
- Shenzhen World Bao'an
- Exhibitors
- 4,500 2025 edition
- Visitors
- 252k 2025 edition
- Entry
- Ticketed or register on site
- Open to
- Trade only business visitors, 18+
What is China (Shenzhen) International Gifts & Home Products Fair?
The Shenzhen Gifts & Home Fair is the big sourcing show for anything that ends up as a corporate gift, a promotional giveaway, a holiday hamper or a shelf item in a lifestyle store. It is run by RX Huabo (励展华博) and has been going since 1993. It runs twice a year at Shenzhen World in Bao'an: a spring edition in late April (billed as gifts, handicrafts, watches and houseware) and an autumn edition in October (gifts and home products). The two series are numbered separately, so April and October of the same year can both carry the same edition number. The organizer bills it as China's flagship gifts and home show; it has been UFI-approved since 2005.
The floor is enormous and very mixed. The October 2026 exhibitor list runs from kitchenware and vacuum flasks to bedding, stationery, Spring Festival couplets and red envelopes, hand creams, massagers, travel gear and small appliances. Many stands are brand distributors that sell to the gift channel: one Shanghai trader shows Dyson hair dryers and vacuums, another carries Ecovacs, Tineco and Dreame cleaning robots, others bundle Midea, TCL or Sharp appliances into gift catalogues. JD.com, audio maker 1MORE and the supply-chain arm of Yiwu's China Commodity City also have stands. Themed halls cover consumer electronics, cross-border sourcing, creative and cultural products, IP and designer toys, tableware and packaging.
The buyers are corporate purchasing departments (banks, insurers, state firms buying staff welfare and festival gifts), promotional-products agencies, retailers and chain stores, and a growing crowd of e-commerce sellers and livestream and community-group buyers. The organizer's report for October 2025 counts 4,500 exhibitors and 252,000 visits, with international buyers from 103 countries and regions. A big-buyer club gives qualifying corporate purchasers one-to-one supplier matching and private meeting rooms.
Several shows share the halls: the Shenzhen International Mobile Electronics Show, a gift and consumer packaging and printing show, the GGE cross-border expo with an OEM/ODM source-factory section, and an IP licensing fair. The 2025 autumn edition ran more than 20 forums (including an Amazon seller conference) and the China Gift Industry TOP100 awards. For a foreigner in Shenzhen it is the quickest way to see what Chinese factories and brand distributors can put in a branded box, and at what scale.
Why go
- Source corporate and promotional gifts, festival hampers and staff-welfare items in one place, from factories and from distributors of big appliance and beauty brands
- See the Pearl River Delta's consumer-goods supply chain at scale: kitchenware, flasks, textiles, small appliances, stationery and packaging
- Cross-border sellers can use the co-located GGE expo and OEM/ODM source-factory section to find private-label suppliers
- Mobile electronics, packaging, cross-border and IP licensing shows run in the same halls on the same dates
- Free return shuttle buses for buyers from Guangzhou, Dongguan, Foshan, Zhuhai, Huizhou and Zhongshan
Our take
It spans around 15 halls, so pick your categories from the online exhibitor list (it gives booth numbers and a line on what each company sells) before you go. Take metro line 12 or 20 to Guozhan or Guozhan North, whichever is nearer your halls. Many booths are distributors rather than factories, so ask who makes the product if you need to deal with the manufacturer.
Go if you're
- Corporate procurement teams buying staff-welfare, festival and client gifts
- Promotional-products and gift agencies
- Retailers, chain stores and lifestyle shops
- E-commerce, cross-border, livestream and community group-buy sellers
- Brand owners looking for OEM/ODM manufacturers
Who exhibits
Some of the companies at the 2026 edition, from the organiser's exhibitor list and press. 4,500 exhibitors in all (2025).
Forums, awards & what else is on
- China Gift Industry TOP100 awards (19th edition voting opened in September 2026)
- 20+ forums at the October 2025 edition on gifts, cross-border trade, packaging, mobile electronics and an Amazon seller conference
- Big-buyer club: pre-show supplier matching and private meeting rooms for qualifying corporate buyers
- Maker/creative zone of gadget and smart-home gifts in the South Hall
- Runs alongside: Shenzhen International Mobile Electronics Show
- Runs alongside: Shenzhen Gifts & Consumer Goods Packaging and Printing Show
- Runs alongside: GGE Cross-border Expo & OEM/ODM Source Factory Show
- Runs alongside: Shenzhen IP Licensing & Derivatives Fair
- Runs alongside: Shenzhen International Elderly Care Industry Expo
- Runs alongside: Shenzhen Special-Channel Pet Products Show (October)
Days & opening hours
Hours are the organiser's. Last entry is usually 30 minutes before closing, and the last day often closes early.
How to get in
- Get a ticketOnline pre-registration required for trade visitors (the site does not state a fee) Tickets ↗
- Bring IDMost Shenzhen shows scan tickets against your ID. Foreigners: bring your passport.
Flying in? The visitor guide
What international buyers ask us most, in one place.
Many passports get 30 days visa-free, and 55 nationalities can use 240-hour visa-free transit via Shenzhen when flying on to a third country. Check your eligibility before booking.
Link a Visa or Mastercard to Alipay or WeChat Pay before you fly — booths, taxis and canteens rarely take cards. Keep ¥500 cash for samples.
Get a roaming eSIM: Google, WhatsApp and Gmail don't work on hotel or venue Wi-Fi. Suppliers will ask for your WeChat, not your email.
Pre-register, bring your passport to collect the badge, and pack 200 business cards. Photograph each card next to the booth number — you'll forget by day two.
Hall English is patchy outside the big brands. A freelance interpreter costs ¥800–1,500 a day; book a week ahead for big fairs.
Don't carry 40 kg home. SF Express and DHL counters sit in the main lobbies and will ship samples door to door from about ¥200.
Hotels on site sell out months ahead. Bao'an Center or Qianhai are 25–30 min away with far more choice.
- Wear proper walking shoes — 20k steps a day is normal.
- Taxi queues after 5pm are brutal; walk to Shenzhen World North station or book a Didi for 4:30pm.
- Food courts sit along the central corridor; the ones at the far ends are quieter.
China (Shenzhen) International Gifts & Home Products Fair 2026: the full edition page →
Co-located the same week
One trip, one badge queue: these run alongside China (Shenzhen) International Gifts & Home Products Fair at Shenzhen World.
China (Shenzhen) International Gifts & Home Products Fair: FAQ
When is China (Shenzhen) International Gifts & Home Products Fair 2026?
Tue 20 Oct – Fri 23 Oct 2026. Doors open at 9am; the last day closes at 4:30pm.
Where is China (Shenzhen) International Gifts & Home Products Fair held?
Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center (深圳国际会展中心), 1 Zhancheng Rd, Fuhai, Bao'an District. Take metro Line 12/20 to Shenzhen World station.
Is China (Shenzhen) International Gifts & Home Products Fair free to visit?
Passes are Ticketed booked ahead and Bring the registration confirmation and valid ID; identity is checked at the entrance at the door.
Is China (Shenzhen) International Gifts & Home Products Fair open to the public?
No — it's trade only. Register with your company details and bring a business card.
What is the difference between the April and October editions?
Both are run by RX Huabo at Shenzhen World at a similar scale. The spring show is branded gifts, handicrafts, watches and houseware; the autumn show is gifts and home products and falls in what the organizer calls the peak buying season for year-end and festival gifts. Each series has its own edition number.
Can I buy things at the fair?
It is a wholesale trade fair. Exhibitors take orders and discuss customization and minimum quantities; it is not a retail market.
Can I bring my children?
The rules say it is open in principle only to professionals aged 18 and over. Where children under 14 are allowed, a guardian must stay with them and sign an undertaking in advance, and the organizer can refuse them entry.
Is there anything for cross-border and Amazon sellers?
Yes. The GGE cross-border expo and OEM/ODM source-factory show run alongside, and the October 2025 programme included an Amazon seller conference.
Are there shuttle buses?
The organizer runs free return buses for buyers from Guangzhou, Dongguan, Foshan, Zhuhai, Huizhou and Zhongshan; book them on the official site.
How big is China (Shenzhen) International Gifts & Home Products Fair?
4,500 exhibitors and about 252k visitors at the 2025 edition, according to the organiser.
Who organises China (Shenzhen) International Gifts & Home Products Fair?
RX Huabo Exhibitions (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd.. SZMeetups is an independent guide — registration happens on the organiser's site.
Sources
Researched from the organiser's own pages, last checked 2026-09-26. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.
- Official site · oct.chinagiftsfair.com ↗
- official ZH site: show introduction (since 1993, UFI 2005) ↗
- official ZH site: October 2025 post-show report summary and full PDF (4,500 exhibitors, 252,000 visits, co-located shows, forums) ↗
- official ZH site: October 2026 exhibitor list with booths and products ↗
- official ZH site: visitor rules (trade only, 18+, ID check, hours) ↗
- official ZH site: big-buyer club ↗
- official EN site: facts and product categories ↗
- official ZH site: April 2026 spring edition report (260,000 sqm, 4,500 exhibitors, 300,000 visits) ↗