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HKTDC Electronics Fair 2026: What to Know Before You Go
17 September 2026

The HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition) 2026 runs from 13 October to 16 October 2026 at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) in Wan Chai. It is a major electronics sourcing event for trade buyers, exhibitors and procurement teams. This guide covers the essentials, including dates, registration, transport, nearby dining and where to stay after a long day on the fair floor. 

HKTDC Electronics Fair 2026: Essential Information

Key details for the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition) 2026
Detail Information
Event HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition) 2026
Dates 13–16 October 2026, Tuesday–Friday
Venue Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, 1 Expo Drive, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
Latest published reference figures HKTDC’s latest published reference figures are 2,898 exhibitors and 60,000 physical buyers from 142 countries and regions for 2025. Check HKTDC for updated 2026 figures.
Admission Trade only. Pre-register with HKTDC before visiting.

How to Register for the HKTDC Electronics Fair

The fair is trade-only. Verified trade buyers can register online free of charge, subject to the organiser’s registration requirements.

  1. Pre-register online: complete the visitor registration at hktdc.com. Bring your business card and passport for badge collection.
  2. Register on site if necessary: on-site registration is available, but queues may be longer on the first morning.
  3. Collect and wear your badge: venue access requires a valid badge. Collect it at the Hall 1 Concourse and wear it throughout your visit.

Check the official HKTDC visitor notices before travelling because registration procedures, collection points and admission arrangements may change.

 

How to Get to HKCEC

  • From Hong Kong International Airport by Airport Express and MTR: take the Airport Express to Hong Kong Station, approximately 24 minutes, then continue by MTR to Exhibition Centre Station, approximately five minutes. The full journey takes about 35 minutes and costs approximately HK$110.
  • From the airport by taxi: allow around 40–50 minutes and approximately HK$350–450 for a red urban taxi, depending on traffic.
  • Exhibition Centre MTR Station: on the East Rail Line and directly connected to HKCEC.
  • Wan Chai MTR Station: on the Island Line and about a five-minute walk from HKCEC via the covered footbridge.

Where to Eat After the HKTDC Electronics Fair

After walking approximately 8–12 kilometres across the fair floor, staying close to HKCEC can make the evening much easier. The following options are inside the venue or about 2–5 minutes away via covered footbridges, with Le Café at Novotel Century Hong Kong around an eight-minute walk from HKCEC.

 

Quick Bites Between Sessions

  • Harbour Kitchen, HKCEC: casual cha chaan teng-style food inside the venue, including beef brisket noodles, baked pork chop rice and milk tea.
  • Harbour Road Café, HKCEC Harbour Road entrance: Lavazza coffee, sandwiches, pastries and takeaway coffee for a short harbour-side break without leaving the building.
  • Traders, HKCEC: Asian noodles and stir-fries with quick service during large exhibitions.
  • Maison Kayser, Exhibition Centre Station Exit B: French croissants, sandwiches, quiches and espresso.
  • 7-Eleven Café, Exhibition Centre Station: an inexpensive option for fast takeaway coffee and snacks.
  • Coffee within three to five minutes: N1 Coffee and Co., Cupping Room, Fineprint and Latter Cafe on or near Jaffe Road.

Business Dinners After the Fair

  • Le Café, Novotel Century Hong Kong, 1/F: an international seafood buffet and a convenient base for groups, about an eight-minute walk from HKCEC.
  • TANGRAM Bistro & Bar: a modern bistro for business lunches and client dinners, with bento, tapas and French-inspired mains.
  • The Atrium, HKCEC, 1/F: refined Cantonese cuisine and dim sum under a high glass ceiling, allowing formal hosting without leaving HKCEC.
  • Ming Court, Eagle Centre: award-winning Cantonese cuisine with private rooms, about two minutes away via the footbridge.
  • Minato, Harbour Centre: premium teppanyaki and omakase.
  • FRITES, Sun Hung Kai Centre: Belgian mussels and crispy pork knuckle, about four to five minutes away for relaxed group dinners.

Evening Drinks and Nightlife

  • AK’s bar+lounge, Novotel Century Hong Kong, Mezzanine: cocktails and light bites for an easy wind-down without leaving the hotel base.
  • Uncle Ming’s, 25/F: whisky and cocktails with city views for a later evening.

Where to Stay for the HKTDC Electronics Fair

If you are searching for an electronics fair hotel in Hong Kong, Novotel Century Hong Kong offers a convenient base for technology buyers, exhibitors and sourcing teams. Located about an eight-minute walk from HKCEC, the hotel allows guests to reach the trade floor without relying on traffic.

 

  • Complimentary Wi-Fi: fast, stable Wi-Fi across all 509 refurbished rooms and public areas keeps laptops, tablets and smartphones connected for product sourcing and business meetings.
  • Trade show amenities: use the 10,000-square-foot fitness centre and outdoor pool after the fair, or enjoy an on-site meal at AK’s bar+lounge.
  • Extended-stay discounts: eligible sourcing and multi-day delegates can check the Long Stay offer, with 25% off stays of 10 nights or more.
 
Address: 238 Jaffe Road, Wan Chai, Hong Kong
 

Contact the hotel reservation team directly for inquiries and exclusive trade show rates.

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the HKTDC Hong Kong Electronics Fair open to the public?

No. The physical fair is trade-only. Pre-register free through the official HKTDC Electronics Fair website.

How long does the HKTDC Electronics Fair run?

The physical fair runs for four days, from 13 to 16 October 2026, Tuesday to Friday.

What is the best food near HKCEC?

For quick meals, try Harbour Kitchen or Harbour Road Café inside HKCEC. TANGRAM is suitable for business lunch and dinner, while Le Café and AK’s bar+lounge at Novotel Century Hong Kong are about eight minutes away. Congress Plus on the fourth floor of HKCEC is another option for a harbour-view buffet.

How do I get from Hong Kong International Airport to HKCEC?

Airport Express and MTR take approximately 35 minutes and cost around HK$110. A taxi takes approximately 40–50 minutes and costs around HK$350–450, depending on traffic.

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