Replies to initial written questions raised by Finance Committee Members in examining the Estimates of Expenditure 2012-13 Director of Bureau : Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development Session No. 12 File name : cedb(cit)- doc



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Examination of Estimates of Expenditure 2012-13


Reply Serial No.




CONTROLLING OFFICER’S REPLY TO
INITIAL WRITTEN QUESTION


CEDB(CIT)006







Question Serial No.







2443







Head :

152 Government Secretariat:

Commerce and Economic

Development Bureau (Commerce,

Industry and Tourism Branch)




Subhead (No. & title) :







Programme :

(3) Subvention: Hong Kong Trade Development Council




Controlling Officer :

Permanent Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development
(Commerce, Industry and Tourism)







Director of Bureau :

Secretary for Commerce and Economic Development








Question :
The number of local fairs expected to be held in 2012-13 will be the same as that in last year. Is this because the Administration prefers holding fairs at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, which is a venue with limited capacity? Are there other reasons? Please list out the venues of the 35 fairs held last year.
Asked by : Hon. CHAN Mo-po, Paul
Reply :
The Hong Kong Trade Development Council (TDC) organised a total of 35 fairs in 2011-12, 30 of which were organised in the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) and the remaining five fairs were held in Asia-World Expo (AWE):-


Exhibitions

Venue

  1. World Boutique, Hong Kong

HKCEC

  1. Hong Kong Fashion Week for Fall / Winter

HKCEC

  1. Hong Kong Baby Products Fair

HKCEC

  1. International Stationery Fair

HKCEC

  1. Hong Kong Toys & Games Fair

HKCEC

  1. Hong Kong International Licensing Show

HKCEC

  1. Education & Careers Expo

HKCEC

  1. Hong Kong International Jewellery Show

HKCEC

  1. Hong Kong International Film & TV Market

HKCEC

  1. Hong Kong International Lighting Fair (Spring Edition)

HKCEC

  1. Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Spring Edition)

HKCEC

  1. International ICT Expo

HKCEC

  1. International Home Textiles and Furnishings Fair

HKCEC

  1. Hong Kong Houseware Fair

HKCEC

  1. Hong Kong Gifts & Premium Fair

HKCEC

  1. Hong Kong International Printing & Packaging Fair

AWE

  1. Entrepreneur Day

HKCEC

  1. Summer Sourcing Show for Gifts, Houseware & Toys

HKCEC

  1. Hong Kong Fashion Week for Spring/Summer

HKCEC

  1. Hong Kong Book Fair

HKCEC

  1. Better Living Expo

AWE

  1. Hong Kong International Tea Fair

HKCEC

  1. International Conference & Exhibition of the Modernization of Chinese Medicine & Health Products

HKCEC

  1. Food Expo

HKCEC

  1. Hong Kong Watch & Clock Fair

HKCEC

  1. Hong Kong Electronics Fair (Autumn Edition)

HKCEC

  1. electronicsAsia

HKCEC

  1. Hong Kong International Building and Decoration Materials & Hardware Fair

AWE

  1. Eco Expo Asia – International Trade Fair on Environmental Protection

AWE

  1. Hong Kong International Lighting Fair (Autumn Fair)

HKCEC

  1. Sports Source Asia

AWE

  1. Hong Kong Optical Fair

HKCEC

  1. Hong Kong International Wine & Spirits Fair

HKCEC

  1. World SME Expo

HKCEC

  1. Inno Design Tech Expo

HKCEC

TDC has staged 30 trade fairs in Asia-World Expo since its opening in 2006, bringing in more than 6 800 exhibitors and 230 000 buyers. Most of these fairs were co-organised with private fair organizers. The themes of the fairs vary from autoparts, printing and packaging, to furniture, building materials, environmental protection and sporting goods.


In July 2011, TDC organised the first consumer-cum-trade fair - Better Living Expo in AWE, concurrently with the Hong Kong Book Fair staged at HKCEC. Shuttle buses running between the two venues were also provided. The fair, featuring 240 exhibitors, has attracted 26 000 consumers and 1 000 buyers. TDC will continue to stage Better Living Expo at AWE this summer and will enrich the fair content to make it more attractive.
TDC will only consider the need to organise a new exhibition when there is sufficient demand from the concerned industry sector or when there is a need to promote certain industry sectors in support of the Government’s policy. It will then look for suitable venue and time slot. TDC will continue to explore the possibility of organising new exhibition(s) for emerging industries.

Signature










Name in block letters

Andrew HY WONG







Post Title

Permanent Secretary for Commerce and
Economic Development
(Commerce, Industry and Tourism)







Date

29.2.2012


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