The 2024 Global Sources Hong Kong Shows combine sports, fashion, and sustainability trends, offering a unique platform for international buyers and suppliers to explore and engage in the booming markets of sports equipment, fashion products, and eco-friendly goods.
28 April 2024 – The Phase 3 of the 2024 Global Sources Hong Kong Shows commenced on April 27, 2024, combining Global Sources Sports & Outdoor with Global Sources Fashion at AsiaWorld-Expo. With an array of products ranging from sports equipment to eco-friendly fashion, the event aims to capitalize on the booming market trends in health consciousness and sustainability.
John Kao, Vice President for Hong Kong and Overseas Shows at Global Sources, emphasized the importance of the newly introduced Sports & Outdoor show in seizing opportunities in the sports and leisure industry. This move is expected to attract high-quality suppliers targeting the global buyer market.
The show introduces a fresh concept with a Sports Carnival featuring interactive sports-themed activities like basketball and air hockey, providing buyers with a unique sourcing experience. Additionally, professional forums delve into topics such as “Fashion Tech Revolution Across Design, ESG, and Retail,” bringing industry experts together to discuss future trends and market insights.
A dedicated Camping and Leisure Zone showcases the growing global interest in outdoor activities, while the Color Trends Spotlight, in partnership with PANTONE, offers insights into fashion color trends for the upcoming seasons.
Sustainability remains a key focus, with the event featuring environmentally friendly products and promoting discussions on sustainable practices. The introduction of the “Show Genie” feature in the mobile app enhances the overall sourcing experience for attendees.
In summary, the 2024 Global Sources Hong Kong Shows provide a platform for buyers and suppliers to explore the latest trends in sports, fashion, and sustainability, while fostering international trade and promoting eco-friendly practices.
