Huizhou

About the city

Huizhou is a prefecture-level city in the eastern part of Guangdong Province, China. It is situated in the Pearl River Delta region, bordering the South China Sea, and is known for its scenic coastline and the famous West Lake (Huizhou West Lake). The city administratively includes several districts and counties, with a population of several million, and serves as an important industrial and manufacturing hub within the greater Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area.

Economically, Huizhou has a diversified industrial base, with strong sectors in electronics, petrochemicals, and light manufacturing. The Daya Bay Petrochemical Industrial Park is a key national-level petrochemical base, while the city is also a major producer of electronic components and consumer goods. In recent years, Huizhou has attracted investment in new energy, automotive parts, and high-tech industries, contributing to its growing role in regional supply chains.

For trade fairs and B2B travel, Huizhou offers modern exhibition venues and convention facilities, complemented by its transport connectivity within the Greater Bay Area. The city's strategic location, industrial depth, and improving infrastructure make it a viable destination for industry-specific exhibitions, supplier sourcing events, and corporate meetings, particularly for sectors such as electronics, petrochemicals, and clean energy.