Hong Kong has been engaged in conference and exhibition business since the 1980s. The place that
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Located in Wanchai, Hong Kong, the "Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre" is located in the most prosperous area of Hong Kong. The entire building is streamlined and shaped like a giant bird flying high in the city. As for the part of the outer wall, a large floor-to-ceiling glass design is used. It can not only introduce natural sunlight, but also allow visitors to enjoy the beautiful view of Victoria Harbour.
Since the "Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre" started operation in 1988, a number of large-scale events have been held here regularly, and the most popular ones include the Hong Kong Computer & Communications Festival, Hong Kong Food Festival, Ani-com & Games Hong Kong and Hong Kong Mega Showcase, etc. Many visitors came to participate, and the scene was very lively.
In addition to holding large-scale events, the "Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre" also has a number of conference rooms for companies from all over the world to hold different forms of meetings. It is said that every year hundreds of companies choose to hold various types of conferences and seminars here.
If you want to visit here, it is recommended to take the MTR to Wan Chai Station and leave at Exit A5. Afterwards, go to the Central Plaza via the pedestrian bridge of the O'brien Road, and then go to the Conventional Plaza Shopping Arcade via the Central Plaza, and then you can come to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.
Location: Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
Address: 1 Expo Drive, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
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