Chinese amusement trade exhibitions look forward to 2021

December 21, 2020

Having successfully staged the recent the recent 13th Zhongshan International Games and Amusement Fair the event organisers are now looking forward to hosting the 2021 Asia Amusement and Attractions Expo in May next year.

With many parts of China again staging trade exhibitions, the 13th Zhongshan International Games and Amusement Fair, held from 28th to 30th November, welcomed more than 350 exhibitors who showed their newest products and services in resort and attractions technologies; theme park/waterpark/hi-tech/digital amusement equipment; winter theme attractions; night tour solution; arcade games; social entertainment; prize and vending machines; attraction management systems; children’s indoor playgrounds and inflatables.

Covering 60,000 metre² of exhibition space, almost double the 32,000 metre² occupied in 2019, the Fair was complemented with six live conferences and activities gathering industry leaders, specialists and professional staff.

The program included:

• China Golden Tripod Award Ceremony
• National Amusement Parks Safety Seminar
• International Marketing Conference on Chinese Culture
• The 3rd Asian Cultural Tourism Industry Development Conference
• Promotion & Implementation Conference of China’s National Technical Committee
• Zhongshan Culture and Tourism Industry Investment and Financing Matchmaking Meeting and Forum

Following the Zhongshan International Games and Amusement Fair, the organisers are now looking forward to the 2021 Asia Amusement and Attractions Expo (AAA), one of Asia’s biggest amusement and gaming trade fairs.

The event is being held at the China Import and Export Fair Complex in Guangzhou from 10th to 12th May 2021.

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Images from the he 13th Zhongshan International Games and Amusement Fair.

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