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Toy & Edu China press releases

2019
Apr 23, 2019

Successful industry exhibitions Toy & Edu China and Baby & Stroller China set to relocate to Shenzhen in 2020

2019 marked another successful year for Toy & Edu China and the concurrent Baby & Stroller China, with Toy & Edu China renamed this year to reflect the opportunities in the growing educational market in China. The three-day fairs attracted 7% more visitors than the 2018 edition, with a total of 60,508 visitors from 66 countries and regions (2018: 56,549) attending the shows. The positive feedback received from both exhibitors and visitors provides a solid foundation for the show’s relocation to Shenzhen in 2020.
Apr 8, 2019

Extensive range of products along with inspirations at this week’s Toy & Edu China and Baby & Stroller China

Toy & Edu China and the concurrent Baby & Stroller China are known as the region’s most effective sourcing platforms and industry gatherings, where innovative products and ideas are on offer. To cater to the booming toy market in China, this annual event will open this week from 8 – 10 April at Guangzhou Poly World Trade Center Expo, providing a wide range of toy and baby products and offering insights on the current market and trends.
Mar 7, 2019

Toy & Edu China connects industry players with Chinese market

More and more overseas brands are making an effort to tap into China’s market potential. To support companies to do business more effectively in this market, Toy & Edu China will invite leading industry experts to share insights on capturing the opportunities at the Toy Talks forum. Together with the Licensing Forum and a series of seminars, Toy & Edu China and the concurrent Baby & Stroller China will help participants to develop their business across the country.
Dec 14, 2018

Toy & Hobby China renamed Toy & Edu China to cater to the changing market demand

In response to the increasing number of newborns since the introduction of the two-child policy in 2016, as well as the growing demand for educational products in China, Southern China’s leading industry event Toy & Hobby China will be renamed to Guangzhou International Toy & Education Fair (Toy & Edu China). The fair, together with the concurrent show Baby & Stroller China, will be held from 8 – 10 April 2019, providing more opportunities for industry players to present and to source a wide range of products.
Apr 25, 2018

Final Report: 5% more visitors attended Toy & Hobby China and Baby & Stroller China

Toy & Hobby China and Baby & Stroller China achieved another success this year with an expanding scale and growing popularity among exhibitors and buyers. In response to the emerging business opportunities in the promising China market, the fairs expanded 23% in size to 100,000 sqm.

Apr 6, 2018

Expanding Toy & Hobby China and Baby & Stroller China open on 8 April to serve the promising Chinese market

As the largest toy production base and the second largest toy consumption country in the world, China plays a decisive role in the global market. Even though Europe and America remain the major toy consumption markets, a number of industry players have already placed more attention and effort in opening up the promising Chinese market. Toy & Hobby China and the concurrent Baby & Stroller China, to be held from 8 – 10 April at the Poly World Trade Center Expo in Guangzhou, serve as the most effective platform for worldwide players to tap into this market.

Feb 9, 2018

Toy & Hobby China offers a stepping stone to the country’s expanding licensing market

According to the International Licensing Industry Merchandisers’ Association (LIMA), the global licensing market is a mature and profitable one, with sales of USD 262.9 billion in 2016. Although the US and Canada are still the leaders with 57.9% market share, the Chinese licensing market has been growing significantly with retail sales of related products reaching USD 8.1 billion in 2016.

Jan 3, 2018

Growing Toy & Hobby China and Baby & Stroller China fairs ideal platforms for overseas suppliers in April 2018

Following an 11% increase in the number of visitors at the 2017 editions, overseas suppliers will once again be able to benefit from the fast-growing toy and baby product markets in Southern China at the region’s leading industry events: Toy & Hobby China and Baby & Stroller China. With 30 years of history, Toy & Hobby China is regarded as one of the most effective business platforms in the region, and will be held alongside Baby & Stroller China from 8 – 10 April 2018.

May 5, 2017

Expanded Toy & Hobby China and Baby & Stroller China attracts 11% more visitors

The 2017 editions of Toy & Hobby China and Baby & Stroller China once again proved themselves to be one of the leading trade fairs of their kind in China, with an expanded scale and significant increase in visitors. In response to the positive prospects of the toy and baby product markets in China, the two concurrent fairs expanded their exhibition space by 8% to 81,200 sqm, covering seven halls this year.

Apr 6, 2017

Toy & Hobby China and Baby & Stroller China open on 8 April with expanding scale

Amidst a slower overall Chinese economy, the toy and baby products market in the country remains bright, with total sales of toys increasing 8.3% to reach USD 9.44 billion in 2016. With both import and export figures rising constantly in recent years, international and domestic exhibitors at the 2017 edition of Toy & Hobby China and Baby & Stroller China are gearing up to capture these business opportunities.

Jan 3, 2017

Toy & Hobby China and Baby & Stroller China return in April following strong showing in 2016

The 2016 editions of Toy & Hobby China and Baby & Stroller China were widely acclaimed as effective business platforms for over 1,000 exhibitors and more than 48,500 visitors from 68 countries and regions. The two concurrent fairs return again this year from 8 – 10 April at the Guangzhou Poly World Trade Center Expo, and Ms Wendy Wen, Senior General Manager of Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd explains the organisers are confident of the shows’ continuing success.