Hong Kong International Tea Fair

This fair is not just a place to sell tea products, but also an excellent platform to strengthen corporate branding and network with tea lovers to promote Chinese tea culture. It’s a successful Fair for the industry.

Exhibitor

Hong Kong

Steven Fung

Master

Antique House

The Hong Kong International Tea Fair is always a perfect place to showcase our collection of antique teaware. The sales results are positive as we’ve already sold a number of items. This is a successful Fair as everything has been well managed. The organiser has done a good job in traffic and hygiene controls.

Exhibitor

Hong Kong

Don Lau

Sales Manager

Gui Tea (Hong Kong) Company Limited

We’ve met with some local retailers, tea houses, online shops and restaurants wishing to collaborate with us. We have been very busy. This fair is an excellent platform to meet new customers and expand business.

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