Chizhou International Convention and Exhibition Center
Chizhou, Anhui
Intersection of Changjiang South Road and Shicheng Avenue, Guichi District, Chizhou City
池州市贵池区长江南路与石城大道交叉口
Intersection of Changjiang South Road and Shicheng Avenue, Guichi District, Chizhou City
池州市贵池区长江南路与石城大道交叉口
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The Chizhou International Convention and Exhibition Center, established in 2010, is a modern exhibition venue that integrates large-scale exhibitions, business conferences, accommodation, dining, tourism, and shopping. It is independently invested and operated by a private enterprise in Anhui Province and is a key project under the provincial "861" initiative. The center covers a total area of 250,000 square meters, with 53,000 square meters dedicated to exhibition space, 25,000 square meters for outdoor plazas, and supporting facilities including a five-star hotel, a 30,000-square-meter cultural and creative district, and a 100,000-square-meter business office building for exhibitions. It is a fully equipped and comprehensive exhibition complex.
With ten years of experience in the exhibition industry, the center has developed several notable exhibition brands such as the China (Mount Jiuhua) Buddhist Culture Products Expo, the China (Mount Jiuhua) Zen Art Design Competition, and the World Health Conference. It has created a new model for "small city exhibitions" and strongly promoted the regional economic development of Chizhou City.
At the same time, the center has been forward-looking in its strategic planning, adopting an "Exhibition+" operational model, leveraging local resource advantages, and integrating industries like cultural creativity, education, and health into an exhibition industry cluster. This has set a precedent for the industrialization of China’s exhibition sector.
With ten years of experience in the exhibition industry, the center has developed several notable exhibition brands such as the China (Mount Jiuhua) Buddhist Culture Products Expo, the China (Mount Jiuhua) Zen Art Design Competition, and the World Health Conference. It has created a new model for "small city exhibitions" and strongly promoted the regional economic development of Chizhou City.
At the same time, the center has been forward-looking in its strategic planning, adopting an "Exhibition+" operational model, leveraging local resource advantages, and integrating industries like cultural creativity, education, and health into an exhibition industry cluster. This has set a precedent for the industrialization of China’s exhibition sector.