Month: 2025-01

香港, 2025年1月10日 - (亞太商訊 via SeaPRwire.com) - 2025 年 1 月 7 日， 為期四天的國際消費類電子産品展覽會(CES 2025)在拉斯維加斯盛大舉行，作為科技創新的風向標，CES不僅是最新科技成果的展示平臺，更是洞察未來科技發展趨勢的重要窗口。Vortex 8驚艶亮相 彰顯淨水科技無限可能本次展會，納斯達克上市公司Viomi Technology Co., Ltd. （“雲米”，NASDAQ: VIOT)携全新産品Vortex 8驚艶亮相，這不僅展示了公司在淨水技術上的前沿地位，更彰顯了其對可持續發展的深刻理解和不懈追求。據悉，雲米展位上的明星産品昆侖礦泉淨水器和Vortex 8 憑藉其精度為 0.0001 微米的 RO 過濾技術，能有效去除 PFOA、PFOS、病毒、重金屬和微塑料等有害污染物，同時顯著降低總溶解固體（TDS）水平，為消費者提供純淨、安全的飲用水。其 3：1 廢水比和 4 年長效過濾器設計，在提高過濾效率的同時，大幅减少了水浪費和更換成本。這標志著雲米在家庭健康用水領域的又一重大突破。産品此前在Kickstarter上獲得了將近200名支持者，籌集了超過45萬港幣的資金，超預期1200%，反響熱烈。産品上架Amazon後，也獲得了消費者的積極反響。消費者普遍認為Vortex8的可以有效節約用水，安裝簡單，且使用後都對産品的RO過濾技術評價頗高。此外，雲米昆侖礦泉淨水器以“能出6種礦物質”為核心亮點，為追求高品質健康生活的用戶提供了含有益礦物質的飲水新體驗，重新定義了現代家庭健康飲水的標準與可能性。雲米昆侖礦泉淨水器濾芯來自于昆侖山天青石礦石，通過兩項行業創新的NLS天然熔岩物理複合技術、SMM礦石微孔鈍化以及AI礦物緩釋算法，智能調節整機系統，實現穩定且高效地緩釋濾芯中的礦物質。經過雲米昆侖礦泉淨水器過濾的水中，含有鍶、鈉、鎂、鉀、鈣、偏矽酸6種對人體有益的礦物元素，與天然礦泉水礦物質種類基本一致，其中鍶含量達到0.4-1.4mg/L，優于國標（0.2mg/L）2倍，讓用戶在家就能享受到含鍶、偏矽酸的高品質昆侖礦泉水。雲米創始人、CEO陳小平在現場接受媒體采訪時表示：“Vortex 8 不僅僅是一款淨水器，更是生活方式的升級。憑藉其卓越的性能、持久的耐用性和環保設計，它證明了我們為每個家庭提供更好、更清潔的水的使命。”見證中國創新力量 雲米打造水過濾行業新標識隨著技術實力和産品質量的不斷提高，許多企業依靠持續的研發投入和積極的市場拓展，逐漸樹立了良好的品牌形象，中國企業正逐漸成為全球關注的焦點。近年來，淨水器行業在政策引導、市場需求增長和技術進步等多重因素的推動下，呈現出積極的發展態勢。政府出臺了一系列政策，旨在促進淨水器産品的節能化、環保化發展，以助力我國2030碳達峰的長遠目標。國務院出臺的《節約用水條例》也開創性提出“節水優先、空間均衡、系統治理、兩手發力”治水思路，强調推進中國式現代化，要把水資源問題考慮進去，指出節水工作意義重大。這些政策不僅推動了産品的升級換代，還為行業提供了良好的發展環境。隨著消費者對用水安全意識的提升，中國淨水器産品的需求持續增長，市場空間廣闊。據前瞻産業研究院預測，中國淨水器行業市場規模將以接近9%的年增長率持續增長，到2028年有望突破300億人民幣大關。與此同時，美國的淨水行業市場規模也在逐年攀升，預計到2032年將達到104億美元。根據美國非盈利淨水組織DigDeep的報告顯示，在美國有220萬人沒有自來水和基本的室內衛生管道，還有更多人的居住環境缺乏適當的衛生設施，超過4400萬人的飲用水來自不完善的供水系統，這使得淨水器的重要性愈發凸顯。雲米科技作為淨水行業的領軍企業，通過其“AI for better water”的企業使命和智能淨水技術，引領了行業的技術革新。雲米的ERO+AI技術不僅實現了水質的實時可調和監測，還保留了水中的有益礦物質。此外，雲米在2024年進行了戰略業務重組，剝離了部分虧損業務，專注于家庭用水解决方案。通過利用其在AI技術應用、智能硬件和軟件開發方面的深厚積累，雲米致力于為全球家庭用戶提供更好的飲用水解决方案。作為全球水過濾行業的領軍企業，雲米擁有累計申請淨水專利 1600多項和累計發明專利500多項，致力于通過先進的反滲透系統和智能過濾技術，推動水淨化標準的不斷升級。雲米的産品綫涵蓋了從台下式RO系列到全屋軟化/淨化解决方案，以及檯面産品的多樣化選擇。這些産品不僅滿足了不同場景下的用水需求，如客廳、臥室和書房，還通過人性化設計和環保材料的使用，提升了産品的美觀度和實用性。雲米的創新和市場策略，使其在激烈的市場競爭中脫穎而出，成為推動整個行業向智能化、健康化發展的關鍵力量。同時，雲米還擁有全球領先的“淨水器超級工廠”，其年淨水器産能達500萬台，年濾芯産能達3000萬隻。這一高度整合的産業鏈和自動化生産綫，確保了産品的高質量和生産效率。工廠的高標準清潔生産環境和全鏈路可追溯的質量控制系統，進一步鞏固了雲米在行業中的領先地位。通過這些優勢，雲米科技不僅滿足了全球市場對清潔、新鮮和健康飲用水的不斷增長的需求，還為行業的可持續發展樹立了標杆。從財務角度來看，雲米對2024年全年的業績展望較為樂觀，預計全年持續經營業務營收將在17億至19億元之間，來自持續經營業務的利潤將在1.10億元人民幣至1.30億元人民幣之間。這一業績展望的積極預期，與公司在2024年8月完成的業務重組密切相關，公司剝離了部分IoT@Home業務和相關資産，聚焦淨水核心業務。這一重組舉措旨在優化業務結構、提升效率，幷專注于淨水領域的研發與創新。 2024年上半年，雲米科技淨營收為10.402億元，歸屬于普通股股東的淨利潤為600萬元人民幣，成功實現扭虧為盈。剔除重組業務後，核心淨水及相關業務的營收超過8億元人民幣，經營利潤達到5000萬元人民幣以上。整體毛利率從去年同期的22.0%提升至24.8%，同時，得益于持續的降本增效措施，經營費用同比下降了19.2%。雲米聚焦核心業務的戰略調整，不僅提升了公司的盈利能力，還增强了市場對雲米的信心。隨著淨水業務的持續深耕，雲米電器有望在下半年繼續保持增長態勢，推動全年業績目標的實現。在此次2025 年國際消費電子展（CES）上，雲米用Vortex 8的創新過濾技術突破及場景應用展示了其在淨水行業的領先。這也標志著公司在技術領域取得了顯著進展，彰顯了中國科技在全球舞臺上的日益崛起，為未來美好生活的實現注入了新的動力。隨著技術的持續發展和廣泛應用，我們有充分的理由預期，未來將有更多類似雲米的中國企業登上國際舞臺，為全球消費者帶來更多驚喜和變革。 Copyright 2025 亞太商訊 via SeaPRwire.com.

- Three fairs attracted over 80,000 buyers from 119 countries and regions- Buyer numbers from ASEAN countries including Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Thailand grew significantly- One green toys exhibitor expected new orders generated by this year’s fair to grow by 10-15 percent over last year’s fair- Tech toy products remained popular among buyers. A US buyer spent some US$450,000 on related products HONG KONG, Jan 9, 2025 - (ACN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com) – The 51st HKTDC Hong Kong Toys & Games Fair, 16th HKTDC Hong Kong Baby Products Fair and 23rd Hong Kong International Stationery & School Supplies Fair concluded successfully today at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. The Hong Kong Toys & Games Fair and Hong Kong Baby Products Fair were organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), while the Hong Kong International Stationery & School Supplies Fair was jointly organised by the HKTDC and Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd. The four-day physical fairs attracted over 80,000 buyers from 119 countries and regions, marking a promising start for the HKTDC trade shows this year, while promoting the development of Meetings, Incentives, Conferences and Exhibitions (MICE) and driving Hong Kong’s economic growth.As the first round of trade fairs this year, some 40,000 buyers visited the Toys & Games Fair, while more than 26,000 buyers attended the Baby Products Fair and over 14,000 buyers came to the Stationery & School Supplies Fair. The fairs adopted the HKTDC’s hybrid EXHIBITION+ model, which includes the physical shows and virtual access through the Click2Match smart business matching platform, connecting exhibitors and buyers until 16 January. Sophia Chong, HKTDC Deputy Executive Director, said: “This year's trio of fairs were very international, bringing together more than 2,500 exhibitors from 34 countries and regions to showcase innovative ideas from all around the globe, and kickstarting HKTDC's 2025 calendar of events. We have actively promoted the events through more than 50 HKTDC offices around the world, and online and offline channels to attract international buyers and exhibitors to participate in the fairs and stay overnight in Hong Kong, to promote MICE tourism and Hong Kong's economic development. This year, buyer numbers from ASEAN countries including Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Thailand grew significantly compared to 2024. The fairs also received European buyers from Germany, Italy, Russia and the United Kingdom, as well as those from Israel, Mexico and the US.”Expanded new customer base and created cross-industry business opportunitiesThemed New Play for All, the three exhibitions featured multiple zones, from toys for infants and toddlers to STEM education toys, smart-tech toys & games, green toys to collectible toys designed for adults with a childlike spirit, catering to the needs of all age groups and market demands.The Hong Kong Toys & Games Fair saw a floorspace expansion at the Electronic and Remote Control Toys and Educational Toys & Games zones. Funded by the Trade and Industrial Organisation Support Fund of the Trade and Industry Department, HKSAR Government, the Toys Manufacturers’ Association of Hong Kong and FHKI Group 19 (Hong Kong Toys Council) presented the first ESG pavilion, showcasing toys incorporating Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) elements. A Green Leaf Label was displayed at the booths of green exhibitors at the Toys and Stationery fairs for buyers’ easy reference. This year, over 370 exhibitors displayed products with a Green Leaf label, 70% more than last year.Panley (H.K.) Ltd., an exhibitor selling green toys made from Forest Stewardship Council - certificated paper, adopts soy ink printing and paper packaging in the production line. The company’s senior sales manager, Peter Law said: “Buyers’ feedback has been encouraging. The number of buyers visiting our booth increased by 30-40 percent as compared to last year. We have found more than 10 potential buyers from Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, Spain, Thailand, the United Arab Emirates and the US. They are leading importers, distributors and school supplies buyers with strong purchasing intention. Besides, the Click2Match smart business matching platform helped us connect buyers from the Czech Republic, Spain and Thailand in advance, before we meet at the physical fair. We expect new orders generated by this year’s fair to grow by 10-15 percent over last year’s fair. The ESG Pavilion provides an excellent platform for us to promote eco-friendly toys to international buyers and demonstrate our ESG pledge. We see a bright prospect for green toys.”Tech toy products remained popular among buyers. Odyssey Toys, a toys wholesaler from the US, sells high-tech toys, including drones, remote-controlled vehicles, and educational gadgets to retailers across the country. The company’s owner, Michael Irigoyen, said: “We found some suppliers from Mainland China and plan to spend some US$450,000 on products such as remote-controlled boats, drones, planes, and digital cameras for kids.”Johnny Mui, Vice President – Merchandise of the Toys”R”Us (Asia) Limited, said: “The Hong Kong Toys & Games Fair and Hong Kong Baby Products Fair are the must-attend international sourcing events for Toys“R”Us Asia each year. Looking ahead, we see tremendous opportunities in the growing kidult and plush segments. We are proud to contribute to and benefit from the momentum driven by Hong Kong’s pivotal role as a global hub for the toy industry.” The fair also attracted buyers from outside the toy industry. Media Prima Berhad, a multi-platform media group from Malaysia, attended the Toys & Games Fair to procure corporate promotional toys. The company's business lead, Hafiz Nazer, stated that the total value of the orders exceeds US$100,000.With more than 660 exhibitors, this year's Hong Kong Baby Products Fair boasted the most exhibitors ever with an increase of 7% more than last year. The popular ODM Strollers and Gear zone continued for the second consecutive year with over 80 exhibitors, made it easier than ever for buyers to source products from original design manufacturers.Korean exhibitor i-angel Co., Ltd.,has participated in the Hong Kong Baby Products Fair since 2008, and it’s CEO, Jinseop Lee said: “Hong Kong is an international trading hub, and a perfect place for us to look for new distributors and explore new business opportunities. In fact, the fair has helped us connect with our current distributors. We launched our new collection of hipseat baby carriers at the fair this year and have received positive feedback from international buyers. We have been in touch with a potential distributor from Canada and a potential buyer from a large department store chain in Thailand. We expect to generate at least US$1 million in new orders from the fair.”The Hong Kong International Stationery & School Supplies Fair showcased the latest in creative art supplies, gift stationery, school and office supplies. Türkish exhibitor, Mercanlar Mutfak Esyalari San. Tic. A.S., presented their water bottles and back-to-school sets at the fair. The exhibitor has connected with buyers from Belarus, Germany, Hong Kong, Taiwan, the UK and US. The company’s export manager, Özlem Durmaz said: We are in proactive discussion with serval new customers with potential orders estimated at a total of US$100,000. Two US retailers were also looking to source our products, with each order amounting to more than US$100,000.”Asian Toys & Games Forum explore social responsibility of toy makersThe flagship event Asian Toys & Games Forum was held during the Toys & Games fair. Themed Beyond Fun and Play: Fostering Social Responsibility in the Toy Industry, international toy and game industry experts discussed the role of toys and games in daily life. Terrence Hui, Executive Committee Member of Hong Kong Toys Council hosted the discussion with a panel of expert speakers and covered the opportunities for the toys industry in the health sector and the ageing market.For more comments from exhibitors and buyers, please visit the following websites:HKTDC Hong Kong Toys & Games Fair: https://www.hktdc.com/event/hktoyfair/en/success-storiesHKTDC Hong Kong Baby Products Fair: https://www.hktdc.com/event/hkbabyfair/en/success-storiesHong Kong International Stationery & School Supplies Fair: https://www.hktdc.com/event/hkstationeryfair/en/success-storiesFair WebsitesHKTDC Hong Kong Toys & Games Fair: hktoyfair.hktdc.comHKTDC Hong Kong Baby Products Fair: hkbabyfair.hktdc.comHong Kong International Stationery & School Supplies Fair: hkstationeryfair.comPhoto Download: https://bit.ly/3PvqA3gThe 51st HKTDC Hong Kong Toys & Games Fair, the 16th HKTDC Hong Kong Baby Products Fair and the 23rd Hong Kong International Stationery & School Supplies Fair ended today at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. The Hong Kong Toys & Games Fair and Hong Kong Baby Products Fair were organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), while the Hong Kong International Stationery & School Supplies Fair was jointly organised by the HKTDC and Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd. The four-day physical fairs attracted over 80,000 buyers from 119 countries and regions.This year's Toys & Games Fair saw an expansion in exhibition space in two major zones. This included the Electronic and Remote Control Toys (shown in photo) and Educational Toys & Games zones.For buyers’ easy reference, toy and stationery fairs presented over 370 exhibitors with a Green Leaf label, an increase of 70% from last year.This year’s Toys Fair had an impressive pavilion lineup, including exhibitors from Mainland China, Korea (shown in photo), Taiwan, and selected European exhibitors at the Spielwarenmesse eG’s World of Toys Pavilion.The Toys & Games and Baby Products Fairs continued to feature the popular Brand Name Gallery bringing together over 380 well-known brands from around the globe.With more than 660 exhibitors, this year's Hong Kong Baby Products Fair boasted the most exhibitors ever, 7% more than last year. The popular ODM Strollers and Gear zone continued for the second consecutive year.Making their debut this year, the Zhejiang Zhili pavilion presented an array of high-quality infant and children’s clothing.The Hong Kong International Stationery & School Supplies Fair featured the latest in creative art supplies, gift stationery, school and office supplies.During the fair period, Hong Kong Tourism Board arranged an Evening Harbour Cruise for fair visitors, to promote MICE tourism.Themed Beyond Fun and Play: Fostering Social Responsibility in the Toy Industry, Asian Toys & Games Forum, the Toys & Games Fair’s flagship event, invited international toy and game industry experts to discuss the roles of toys in daily life.Media enquiresPlease contact HKTDC’s Communication & Public Affairs Department: Sharon HaTel:2584 4575Email:sharon.mt.ha@hktdc.orgJane CheungTel:2584 4137Email:jane.mh.cheung@hktdc.orgHKTDC Media Room: http://mediaroom.hktdc.comAbout the HKTDCThe Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) is a statutory body established in 1966 to promote, assist and develop Hong Kong's trade. With over 50 offices globally, including 13 in Mainland China, the HKTDC promotes Hong Kong as a two-way global investment and business hub. The HKTDC organises international exhibitions, conferences and business missions to create business opportunities for companies, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), in the mainland and international markets. The HKTDC also provides up-to-date market insights and product information via research reports and digital news channels. For more information, please visit: www.hktdc.com/aboutus. Copyright 2025 ACN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com.

- The Expo gathers over 820 institutions from 22 countries and regions, providing the latest education and employment information- The four themed days include “Arts & Sports,” “Tourism & Hospitality,” “Innovation & Technology,” and “Greater Bay Area Opportunities”- The event offers free "CV Clinic" services including AI CV enhancement, AI job matching, one-on-one resume consultation, and resume photo-taking- 23 government departments and public institutions will run booths, with a designated "Aviation Corner" featuring organisations providing training and employment information, including the Airport Authority Hong Kong- Over 100 seminars and activities will be held, featuring renowned figures like film artist Gordon Lam and former Hong Kong athletes Vivian Ma, and Yip Pui YinHONG KONG, Jan 9, 2025 - (ACN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com) – Organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), the 34th Education & Careers Expo will be held from 16 to 19 January (Thursday to Sunday) at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre. The Expo is divided into "Education" and "Careers" sections, bringing together over 820 institutions from 22 countries and regions, offering more than 4,000 job opportunities as well as comprehensive education, training, and employment information for students and job seekers. This year's Expo also introduces a free “CV Clinic,” including AI resume enhancement, AI job matching, one-on-one resume consultations and resume photo-taking services, and is free to all members of the public. Pre-registered visitors will receive a complimentary gift, limited availability on a first-come, first-served basis. Early registration is encouraged.Jenny Koo, HKTDC Assistant Executive Director, said: "This year's Expo, titled ‘Go with Your Passion, Go Beyond Limits,’ features four themed days covering arts and sports, tourism and hospitality, innovation and technology, and opportunities in the Greater Bay Area, providing a comprehensive forum to develop social needs and address market demands. In the ‘Education’ section, students have the opportunity to interact directly with educational institutions and training organisations and explore programmes and admission guidelines worldwide; on the ‘Careers’ front, various government departments, public bodies, and private enterprises are actively recruiting. The Expo supports students and working professionals in pursuing their dreams and career development, aligning with the government's policies of finding high calibre talents and developing Hong Kong into an international hub for post-secondary education.Applied Gerontology degree programme offered by the Tung Wah College steers the development of the silver economyThe “Education” section of this year's Expo features four zones: “Local Studies,” “Non-Hong Kong Education,” “Lifelong Learning,” and “Youth Zone.” The “Local Studies” zone showcases numerous universities and tertiary institutions; the Tung Wah College offers a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Applied Gerontology degree to train experts to serve the elderly and promote the silver economy and covers topics like end-of-life education related to issues raised in the film The Last Dance. The Vocational Training Council offers programmes like a Higher Diploma in Tourism and Mega Event Management to cultivate talent in the mega event industry. The government previously launched the “Blueprint for Arts and Culture and Creative Industries Development,” creating more opportunities for the industry. The Hong Kong Academy for Performing Arts and the Hong Kong Art School will introduce programmes designed to foster talent in these fields at the Expo.Gathering education insights from across 22 countries and regionsThe Expo offers education insights from across 22 countries and regions in total. In particular, the “Non-Hong Kong Education” zone features exhibitors such as consulates, institutions, universities, and education centres from outside Hong Kong. They will offer consultation services and insights on pursuing education in various countries and regions including Mainland China, Europe, America, Asia and more. The “Lifelong Learning” zone caters to individuals of all ages, with exhibitors like the Table for Choices Limited using theatrical games to create a new educational model from a traditional setting. The “Youth Zone” offers career planning, continuous learning information, as well as various job opportunities like summer jobs, internships, and full-time positions for young people. For the first time, the Prince Philip Dental Hospital will participate in the Expo, bringing programmes for training dental assistants.The Expo’s Careers section offers free “CV Clinic” servicesThe “Careers” section of the Expo presents over 4,000 job opportunities, with a number of government departments and public institutions present, including the Fire Services Department, Civil Service Bureau, and the Immigration Department, along with social welfare organisations, banks, and insurance companies, all looking to recruit at the Expo. This year sees the introduction of the “Aviation Corner,” where aviation-related organisations like the Airport Authority Hong Kong will provide information for those aspiring to enter the aviation industry.The “Recruitment Square”, comprised of various recruitment platforms, will be accepting job applications on-site, with some offering on-the-spot interviews. Job seekers are encouraged to bring their resumes.This year the fair has introduced a new “CV Clinic” service in collaboration with recruitment platform TechJobAsia. The service helps job seekers review and enhance their resumes through an AI-powered system. They can also match their resumes with over 4,000 job vacancies from employers at the Expo and interact with potential employers on-site. Additionally, TechJobAsia will provide one-on-one resume consultation services on the second and fourth days (17 and 19 January) of the Expo. Employment consultants from recruitment platform Jobsdb will also offer one-on-one resume consultation services and free resume photos throughout the four-day exhibition. Job seekers can access the CV Clinic and make appointments for counselling through the Education & Careers Expo website. On-site services have limited places and will be available on a first-come, first-served basis so visitors are advised to register online in advance.Four themed days introduce career trends and industry prospectsDuring the Expo, over 100 exciting activities will be held, with four themed days offering job seekers strategies for entering different industries and inviting celebrities and industry professionals to share their experiences. Renowned actor, scriptwriter, and producer Gordon Lam will share his own experiences on 17 January, inspiring students to forge ahead in their learning and creative journeys.Four themed days and highlighted events16 January: Arts & Sports- Former Hong Kong athletes Vivian Ma and Yip Pui Yin will discuss the opportunities and challenges of transitioning from full-time athletes to the workplace.- Terry Lam, screenwriter of the film A Guilty Conscience, will deconstruct a fulfilling career in the arts and cultural industry.17 January: Tourism & Hospitality- Travel expert Victoria Yeung will share insights on embracing a diversified career path by taking on multiple careers as a slasher.- Amy Ho, Director of Human Resources of Cordis, Hong Kong, along with management trainees from the hotel, will discuss development prospects in the hotel industry and the benefits and challenges of the job.18 January: Innovation & Technology- John Hui, Chief Digital Officer of the Vocational Training Council and Principal of the Hong Kong Institute of Information Technology, will analyse the current employment market in information technology.- Tommie Lo, Founder and CEO of Preface, will explore how mastering artificial intelligence can enhance employability in the future workplace.19 January: Greater Bay Area Opportunities- Oliver Wan, Founding Chairman, Greater Bay Area Hong Kong & Macau Talents Association, along with young people developing in the Greater Bay Area, will share insights on integrating into the region, discussing the ups and downs faced by the youth from Hong Kong and Macau.Visitors can pre-register on the fair website to participate in the above events, as well as other seminars in the themed day series and star-sharing sessions. Seats are limited, and registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. Those who pre-register and attend the event will receive a dedicated gift.Photo download: https://bit.ly/4fQ4eURJenny Koo, HKTDC Assistant Executive Director, said this year's Education & Careers Expo titled “Go with Your Passion, Go Beyond Limits,” features four themed days covering arts and sports, tourism and hospitality, innovation and technology, and opportunities in the Greater Bay Area, comprehensively addressing social development and market demands.Last year's 33rd Education & Careers Expo gathered over 800 institutions from 17 countries and regions, providing comprehensive education, training, and employment information and offering over 3,000 job opportunities.Education & Careers Expo Website: https://www.hktdc.com/event/hkeducationexpo/enEvents’ information: https://www.hktdc.com/event/hkeducationexpo/en/intelligence-hubHKTDC Media Room: https://mediaroom.hktdc.com/enMedia enquiriesHKTDC's Corporate Communications Department:Clementine CheungTel: (852) 2584 4369Email: clementine.hm.cheung@hktdc.orgStanley So Tel: (852) 2584 4049Email: stanley.hp.so@hktdc.orgAbout HKTDCThe Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) is a statutory body established in 1966 to promote, assist and develop Hong Kong's trade. With over 50 offices globally, including 13 in Mainland China, the HKTDC promotes Hong Kong as a two-way global investment and business hub. The HKTDC organises international exhibitions, conferences and business missions to create business opportunities for companies, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), in the mainland and international markets. The HKTDC also provides up-to-date market insights and product information via research reports and digital news channels. For more information, please visit: www.hktdc.com/aboutus. Copyright 2025 ACN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com.