Guiyang

About the city

Guiyang is the capital of Guizhou Province in southwestern China, serving as the political, economic, and cultural center of the province. As a prefecture-level city, it governs several districts and counties, and is known for its mild climate and scenic surroundings, often referred to as a 'cool capital' due to its pleasant summers. The city has developed a diverse economy, with strong sectors in big data, cloud computing, and software services, as well as traditional industries like aluminum processing and phosphorous chemicals. In recent years, Guiyang has gained national attention for its data center industry and the China International Big Data Industry Expo, making it a hub for tech-related business events. For trade fairs and conventions, Guiyang offers modern exhibition venues and a growing infrastructure, including high-speed rail connections and an international airport, positioning it as a key destination for B2B travel in the region. Its unique blend of ethnic minority cultures, such as the Miao and Buyi, also provides a distinctive backdrop for business visitors.