Zhanjiang

About the city

Zhanjiang is a prefecture-level city in the western part of Guangdong Province, on the Leizhou Peninsula along the South China Sea coast. It is one of the region's key port cities and serves as a major maritime gateway for southern China, with a strong focus on the marine economy, petrochemicals, and steel production. The city's deep-water harbor supports shipping, logistics, and trade, while its coastal location also fosters industries such as fishing, aquaculture, and tourism.

For business travelers and the exhibition industry, Zhanjiang is an emerging hub for maritime trade, heavy industry, and regional economic cooperation. Its port facilities and industrial zones attract B2B events related to logistics, petrochemicals, and marine resources. The city also benefits from its strategic position within the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area's broader influence, making it a relevant destination for trade fairs and conventions focused on southern China's coastal development.