The 139th Canton Fair’s second phase, held from April 23 to 27, 2026, marked another milestone for China’s premier international trade event. With an exhibition area of 515,000 square meters and 25,000 booths, the fair brought together the building materials and furniture sector, the household products sector, and the gifts and decorations sector under one roof. This year’s edition also introduced four new specialized zones: fashion accessories, bamboo and wood tableware, bamboo and wood household products, and prefabricated houses and courtyard facilities. The scale and scope of the fair reaffirmed its position as the world’s largest home-focused trade exhibition.

Walking through the fair’s home-themed exhibition area, visitors could feel an unmistakable energy: exhibitors arranged their products to complement one another within limited spaces, creating the effect of a “tastefully decorated home” within the exhibition hall. International buyers from various countries moved between booths, examining product details, negotiating prices, and engaging in conversations in multiple languages. The atmosphere was one of active trade and cross-cultural exchange.
For TUNBEE, the Canton Fair represents a vital platform for connecting with existing and potential clients. Based in Guangzhou, the company is uniquely positioned to leverage the city’s status as a major trading hub and manufacturing center. TUNBEE’s participation in the fair allowed the company to showcase its comprehensive product portfolio—building and decorative materials, furniture, hotel and hospitality supplies, and professional tools—while demonstrating its integrated service capabilities including sourcing, quality control, and logistics.
Industry experts have noted that the Canton Fair is increasingly driving the transition from “product exports” to “brand exports” for Chinese home and building material companies. As global consumer demand for quality home products continues to rise, and as the “dual carbon” goals drive green and low-carbon transformation, Chinese products are moving from “manufacturing for export” to “branding for export”. TUNBEE embraces this trend, positioning its brand as a symbol of quality, reliability, and service excellence.
Looking ahead, TUNBEE plans to maintain an active presence at major international trade fairs, continuing to build relationships with global buyers and showcasing the company’s commitment to one-stop, hassle-free procurement solutions for construction and hotel projects worldwide.
