Hong Kong International Tea Fair Hong Kong

The Hong Kong International Tea Fair (HKITF) is a specialized trade fair focusing on the industries of tea cultivation and processing. Held annually at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) in Hong Kong, it is organized by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), an organization dedicated to promoting international trade relations. The main themes of the HKITF encompass tea culture, tea production, tea processing, tea packaging, and tea technology. A diverse array of products and services are presented, including various types of tea, packaging materials, tea processing equipment, technologies, as well as processed tea and tea products.

The fair has a close connection to the city of Hong Kong and the country of China, one of the largest tea cultivation and processing regions in the world. In this context, the HKITF offers a unique opportunity to explore both Chinese tea culture and industry, as well as global trends and developments within the sector. Highlights of the fair include an international tea competition in seven categories, where the best tea varieties are awarded, along with tea forums and seminars with industry experts. Exhibitors mainly come from the fields of tea cultivation, processing, packaging, and technology, but also from related sectors such as baked goods and food. The main visitors of the HKITF are traders, manufacturers, and suppliers from the tea industry. However, the general public, especially tea lovers and enthusiasts, are also warmly welcomed. The Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, located in the heart of Hong Kong, is easily accessible by public transportation. Overall, the Hong Kong International Tea Fair provides a fascinating opportunity to explore the world of tea in one of the most vibrant cities on the planet, emphasizing its significance as a major international event in the tea industry.

The Hong Kong International Tea Fair takes place annually, and therefore for the 12th time previsibly in August 2024 in Hong Kong.