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Gifts & Consumer Goods · Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR

Mega Show Part 1 2026: Hotels & Where to Stay

20 Oct to 23 Oct 2026 Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre 32,000 attendees

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Where to stay for Mega Show Part 1 2026: the closest hotels to Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre are in Wan Chai and Causeway Bay, with Tsim Sha Tsui a short ride away. The fair runs 20 Oct to 23 Oct 2026 and rooms near the venue sell out first, so book a free-cancellation rate early. Pay Weekly lets you split your hotel over up to 16 weeks.

Mega Show Part 1 is one of Asia's largest autumn sourcing fairs, held every October at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) in Wan Chai. Running since the early 1990s and organised by ComAsia, it fills the venue with thousands of exhibitors across gifts, premiums, housewares, kitchen and dining, lifestyle products, toys, baby goods and festive and Christmas items. It draws importers, wholesalers, retail buyers and product developers from around the world who come to source consumer goods manufactured across Asia. For a hotel-booking traveller, Hong Kong's density works in your favour: the harbourfront HKCEC sits in the heart of the city, minutes from Wan Chai and Causeway Bay hotels and directly served by the MTR, including the Airport Express from Hong Kong International Airport. Staying near the venue means walkable access to the halls plus the dining, transport and business amenities of one of Asia's best-connected cities.

Popular areas for attendees: Wan Chai · Causeway Bay · Tsim Sha Tsui.

  • Hong Kong hotel demand spikes during the October fair season, so early booking locks in better rates near the harbourfront venue.
  • HKCEC sits in central Wan Chai, putting you within walking distance or a short MTR ride of thousands of rooms.
  • The Airport Express and MTR make the venue easy to reach without a car, ideal for buyers carrying samples.
  • Basing yourself near the fair maximises time on the show floor across the packed four-day sourcing schedule.

Event at a glance

Dates
20 Oct to 23 Oct 2026
Venue
Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
City
Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR
Airport
HKG
Attendance
32,000
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Where to eat during Mega Show Part 1

Wan Chai's HKCEC sits minutes from Central and Causeway Bay by taxi or MTR, while AsiaWorld-Expo is out by the airport on Lantau (allow more time). These picks favour the Central/Wan Chai side, easy after a day at HKCEC.

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$$$ · Upscale3 Michelin stars

Lung King Heen

Cantonese

Four Seasons, Central

Harbour-view Cantonese fine dining, a polished and safe choice for an important client dinner just across from Wan Chai.

Tip: Request a window table for the Victoria Harbour view when booking.

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$$$ · Upscale3 Michelin stars

8½ Otto e Mezzo Bombana

Italian

Central (Alexandra House)

Umberto Bombana's refined Italian cooking with white truffle in season; a top-tier alternative to a Cantonese banquet.

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$ · Casual1 Michelin star

Kam's Roast Goose

Cantonese roast meats

Wan Chai (walkable from HKCEC)

Legendary crisp-skinned roast goose over rice in a no-frills room; a quick, brilliant lunch a few minutes from the convention centre.

Tip: Expect a short queue at peak lunch; turnover is fast.

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$$ · Mid-range

Yardbird

Japanese yakitori

Sheung Wan

Buzzy, no-reservations yakitori and Japanese small plates with a great sake and cocktail list; good for a relaxed team dinner.

Tip: Go early or expect a wait; it does not take bookings for small groups.

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$ · Casual

Tim Ho Wan (Sham Shui Po)

Dim sum

Sham Shui Po, Kowloon

The original branch of the famed budget dim-sum chain, best known for its baked BBQ-pork buns.

Tip: Arrive off-peak; the baked char siu bao are the must-order.

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$$ · Mid-range

% Arabica

Specialty coffee

Central / Sheung Wan

Minimalist Kyoto-born coffee bar chain with several harbourside branches; reliable espresso for a quick meeting or takeaway.

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After the halls close: Hong Kong

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Happy Valley Racecourse (midweek racing)

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Various dates year-round

Kai Tak Stadium concerts

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Usually late in the year (around December)

Clockenflap Music Festival

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Late January / February

Standard Chartered Hong Kong Marathon

A major road-race weekend that winds through Kowloon and across Hong Kong's harbour crossings.

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Fixtures recur each season; exact dates for your fair week are confirmed at ticket search.

Getting there

From Hong Kong International Airport (HKG)

  • Take the Airport Express from HKG to Hong Kong Station (about 24 minutes), then transfer to the MTR Island Line or a short taxi to reach HKCEC in Wan Chai.
  • Airport Express passengers can use free shuttle buses linking Hong Kong and Kowloon stations to major hotels near the venue.
  • A taxi directly from the airport to Wan Chai takes roughly 35-45 minutes depending on traffic and crosses via the harbour tunnels.

Rail, ferry and other arrivals

  • The high-speed rail terminus at West Kowloon connects Hong Kong to mainland Chinese cities, a short taxi or MTR ride from Wan Chai.
  • The Star Ferry and cross-harbour ferries link Kowloon to Wan Chai Pier, a roughly 10-minute walk from HKCEC.
  • Cross-boundary coaches and ferries serve Shenzhen, Macau and the Greater Bay Area for regional attendees.

Getting around during Mega Show Part 1

MTR and public transport

  • Exhibition Centre Station on the MTR East Rail Line sits directly beside HKCEC, about a five-minute covered walk via Exit B3.
  • Wan Chai Station on the Island Line is a 10-15 minute walk via elevated footbridges (Exit A1).
  • Trams, buses and cross-harbour ferries provide cheap, frequent connections across Hong Kong Island and to Kowloon.

Taxis, rideshare and shuttles

  • Metered red urban taxis are plentiful; have your destination written in Chinese to speed things up during busy fair periods.
  • Rideshare apps operate in Hong Kong but taxis are usually faster to hail near the venue.
  • Airport Express shuttle buses and some hotel shuttles serve the Wan Chai/Convention Centre area during major events.

Visa & entry

Visa-free entry to Hong Kong SAR

  • Hong Kong maintains its own immigration system, separate from mainland China; a mainland Chinese visa does not cover Hong Kong.
  • Passport holders from around 170 countries and territories (including the US, UK, EU, Australia and Canada) can enter visa-free for stays typically ranging from 7 to 180 days depending on nationality.
  • Ensure your passport has adequate validity and confirm the exact visa-free period allowed for your nationality.

Travellers who need a visa in advance

  • Nationals of countries not covered by visa-free arrangements must obtain a Hong Kong entry visa/permit from the Immigration Department before travel.
  • A separate visa is required if you plan to also enter mainland China, as Hong Kong entry does not permit onward mainland travel.
  • Apply early and carry proof of your trade-fair business purpose and return travel where required.

Entry rules change; confirm current requirements with the Hong Kong SAR embassy or official immigration site before booking travel.

First time at Mega Show Part 1?

  • Book hotels early, as Hong Kong's October fair calendar pushes up demand and prices citywide.
  • Get an Octopus card on arrival for seamless MTR, tram, bus, ferry and convenience-store payments.
  • Pre-register for your visitor badge online to avoid long entry queues at HKCEC.
  • Carry business cards in quantity; card exchange remains central to sourcing meetings here.

Insider tips from repeat attendees

  • Stay near Exhibition Centre or Wan Chai MTR stations for the shortest covered walk to the halls.
  • Use the footbridge network to move between Wan Chai, Causeway Bay and the venue without street-level crowds.
  • Mega Show splits into parts across successive weeks, so check which product categories fall in Part 1 before scheduling meetings.
  • Book dinners and taxis ahead in the evenings, when Wan Chai and the harbourfront get busy with delegates.

Mega Show Part 1 travel FAQs

When is Mega Show Part 1 2026?

Mega Show Part 1 takes place 20 Oct to 23 Oct 2026 at Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre in Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR.

Where is Mega Show Part 1 held?

Mega Show Part 1 is held at Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre in Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR. The nearest airport is HKG.

Which airport should I fly into for Mega Show Part 1?

Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) is the gateway. From there the Airport Express reaches central Hong Kong in about 24 minutes, with an easy onward MTR or taxi connection to HKCEC in Wan Chai.

Where is the best area to stay for the venue?

Wan Chai and the adjacent Convention Centre/harbourfront area put you within walking distance of HKCEC. Causeway Bay and North Point are nearby alternatives with good MTR links and a wide range of hotel price points.

How far is the airport from the venue?

HKCEC is roughly 35-45 minutes from HKG by taxi, or about 24 minutes on the Airport Express to Hong Kong Station plus a short MTR ride or transfer to Wan Chai.

Do I need a visa to attend?

Hong Kong runs its own immigration system separate from mainland China, and most nationalities (including US, UK, EU, Australian and Canadian passport holders) can enter visa-free for short stays. Others must obtain a Hong Kong visa in advance, and a separate visa is needed to also enter mainland China.

How does Mega Show Part 1 relate to Part 2?

Mega Show is staged in two consecutive parts at HKCEC each October, split by product categories. Confirm which sectors are covered in Part 1 so you attend the week matching the goods you want to source.

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EventEscapes is an independent travel platform and is not affiliated with Mega Show Part 1 or its organizers. Dates and venues can change. Verify with the official event site before booking travel.