2022 Shenzhen, China

Information for exhibitors – what to expect from the toy exhibition

As the leading toy fair in Asia, Toy & Edu China aims to help exhibitors and toy manufacturers penetrate China's growing toy sector, which is the world's fastest growing market. With 31 years of history, the toy exhibition continues to grow each year thanks to an increasing number of visitors from a huge variety of nationalities across China, Hong Kong and the globe. Concurrently with Baby & Stroller China and Licensing China, Toy & Edu China is prepared to provide even greater business opportunities by covering all genres of toys, education products, techniques and services.

Whether you’re located in China, Asia or further away, joining our toy exhibition gives you a great opportunity to begin marketing and spreading awareness for your toys in the Chinese market. To adapt to the new normal, we have launched a new virtual solution for exhibitors to showcase their products digitally, allowing buyers from China, Hong Kong, and other global markets to participate in the toy exhibition regardless of their location.

Join the toy fair now to unleash the market potential in China with us!

2022 Booth application opens

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Show features

Leading toy fair in South China

With 33 years of history, Toy & Edu China is the largest toy fair in South China.

In 2021, the fairs attracted a total of 82,481 visitors* (2020: 61,533*) attending the shows.

* included figures of Baby & Stroller China and Licensing China

Strategic location - Shenzhen

Shenzhen's GDP grew to USD 350 billions in 2018, ranking only behind Beijing and Shanghai, equalling Hong Kong, and placing it among the top 30 cities in the world.

First industry fair to kick off the sourcing season

The fair held at March can facilitate our exhibitors to have a head start in the sourcing season by joining South China's first industry event of the year.

New synergy of Toy, Baby & Licensing fairs

Toy & Edu China is concurrent with Baby & Stroller China and the new Licensing China. It allows exhibitors to meet an even wider range of buyers, fulfilling every sourcing need in one stop.

2022: Upgraded to the world-class venue

The 2021 edition of Toy & Edu China will be held on a larger scale, relocating to the world's largest exhibition venue - Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center. Having opened its doors to exhibitors in November 2019, the Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center is the ideal place told hold our toy exhibition and cater to visitors from across all of Asia. Offering over 500,000 square meters of floor space, it can accommodate a vast number of both exhibitors and visitors.

Being located in Shenzhen, the venue of this year’s toy exhibition is especially convenient for toy manufacturers in Hong Kong and South East Asia who wish to showcase their newest and best innovations.

Know more about the venue

Opening times

Exhibition date

TBA, 2022

Exhibition venue

Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center

No. 1 Zhancheng Road, Fuhai Street, Bao’an District, Shenzhen, China (Google map)

Opening times

TBA

Exhibiting at the fair and virtually

When you exhibit physically…

Exhibit at the International Zone to seize business opportunities.

•	Meet face-to-face with over 61,000 buyers at the centre of the world’s toy manufacturing base
•	Maximise your exposure at the concurrent industry forum, seminars and product presentations

Exhibition enquiry

When you exhibit virtually…

Participate in the show virtually whilst displaying your products and brochures onsite.

•	You will have a booth with a glass cabinet for product displays and a LED TV to play videos
•	Video conference equipment will be available for meetings with onsite buyers
•	Staff will be present to assist booth setup, provide interpreting service and collect buyers’ name cards

Exhibition enquiry

Participation rates - Standard booth / Raw space

Package	Rates	Booth facilities
Raw space (min. 36 sqm)	RMB 1,260/ sqm	Raw space is without any equipment.
Standard booth package (min. 9 sqm)	RMB 1,650/ sqm	- 1 fascia - 1 table - 2 chairs - 1 power socket (300w) - 3 spotlights - 1 garbage bin - carpet

Participation rates - Showcase booth + on-site & virtual exhibition support

Package

Rates

Booth facilities

Standard booth (6 sqm)

RMB 14,850

Basic standard booth furniture

Complete booth construction
Wall to wall carpet
3 spotlights & 1 power socket (300w)
1 table & 2 chairs
1 fascia board with company name and booth number
1 garbage bin

Glass Cabinet for product display
ipad+ 1 head set + data card, for meeting with on-site visitor via video conference
English –Chinese speaking temp staff, for assist your booth from booth setup date to end of the show (Total 4 days)
1,000 pcs 4C color leaflet at A4 size
Choose one of the following:

Wall sticker with your own design printing; OR
LED TV for playing brand / product introduction video at entire show period.

Online platform exposure + Business development support

Using e-connect business matching service

Applicant is able to use this service to contact with buyer and exhibitor who registered this service.

Applicant company / product info will be introduced in the show e-newsletter (Database: 200,000 toy, baby, licensing industry players)
Applicant company info will be included in the exhibitor list of the show, listed on websites and show catalogue

Sponsorship and advertising opportunities

By taking advantage of Toy & Edu China sponsorship / advertising opportunities, your marketing dollars will be put to greater use. Exclusively for the exhibitors of Toy & Edu China, these sponsorship / advertising opportunities will enhance your profile and the effectiveness of your participation at the fair.

Download the latest brochures:

> Sponsorship and advertising opportunities (Deadline: 29 Jan, 2021)

> Digital service (Deadline: 22 Feb, 2021)

Exhibitors' comments

Toy & Edu China plays a significant role in the industry as it connects Chinese buyers with Hong Kong manufacturers who are developing their own brands and designs. They are here to showcase Hong Kong-made innovative products and grasp the potential presented in the Chinese market. We have been very busy so far with a lot of inquiries from visitors, so the result is very promising.

Hong Kong Toys Council, Hong Kong,
Mr Ivan Ting, Chairman (Exhibitors)

This is our first time to exhibit at the fair and I think Toy & Edu China is an important global event and also plays a leading role in the Chinese toy market. We are here to expand our sales channels in South China. We are satisfied with the exhibiting results as our new products have gained great popularity amongst buyers. However, I hope we can meet more overseas buyers when the pandemic is over. Furthermore, our company will focus more on developing educational toys as this trend has continued to emerge in the global and Chinese market.

Hape International (Ningbao) Ltd, China,
Mr Nicky Wang, Copywriter China district (Exhibitor)

The fair is an ideal platform for companies to get a foothold in the Greater Bay Area. From the customers’ responses on our new products, and also the pre-orders we have got, we are confident about the toy market. The pandemic did not have much impact on us; our domestic sales were down for the first few months of the outbreak, but since then they have rebounded significantly. There is still much potential in China as the country is focusing on the stimulation of internal circulation and demand.

Dongguan Tai Tat Premier Commerce Ltd, China,
Mr Xingzhuan Ye, Sales Director (Exhibitor)

We are grateful to the fair organisers for providing a gathering platform for the toy industry for deeper interactions. Also, the fair allows us to exchange views on the market changes and product ideas with our fellow peers.

Guangdong Sembo Culture Industry Co. Ltd, China,
Mr Yuming Zhang, Marketing Manager (Exhibitor)

Our booth has been very busy and buyers who expressed interests in our products are from distributors for online and offline channels, supermarkets and malls, family restaurants and more. The visitors are more professional with clear sourcing needs as they know a lot about toys. In the future, I think Chinese consumers will care about product quality rather than price.

Guangdong Lead Entertainment Co. Ltd, China,
Ms Amy Meng, Licensing Manager (Exhibitor)