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The Zhengzhou International Convention and Exhibition Center is managed and operated by Zhengzhou Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Management Co., Ltd., a Sino-foreign joint venture professional venue management company established by Hong Kong Exhibition and Convention Venue Management China Co., Ltd. and Shanghai International Exhibition Center Co., Ltd.
The Zhengzhou International Convention and Exhibition Center is one of the three landmark buildings in Zhengzhou's Central Business District. Its main structure is a reinforced concrete structure with a cable-stayed steel roof. Comprising a conference center and an exhibition center, the center boasts a total construction area of 227,600 square meters, with 74,000 square meters of rentable indoor space.
Its construction marks the official launch of the Zhengdong New District, conceived by world-renowned architectural planner Kisho Kurokawa and winner of the "Excellence in Urban Planning and Design Award" at the World Union of Architects' annual conference. It is a large-scale exhibition facility integrating conferences, exhibitions, cultural and entertainment activities, receptions, catering, and tourism.
The temperate monsoon climate is suitable for all seasons.
The Zhengzhou International Convention and Exhibition Center consists of two parts: the Conference Center and the Exhibition Center. The center frequently hosts various professional exhibitions, offering visitors the opportunity to participate in a fascinating exhibition.
A visit of approximately one hour is recommended.
free
Open all day
Zhengzhou International Convention and Exhibition Center is a major venue for trade shows, exhibitions, and conventions, highlighting Zhengzhou’s role as a commercial and industrial hub in Henan.
Located in Zhengzhou’s central business district. Accessible via metro (nearest station: Convention Center Station), buses, or taxi. Walking paths connect nearby facilities.
Hours vary depending on events; typically 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Visit during weekdays for less crowding.
Entrance fees depend on events; tickets can be purchased online via official platforms or at the venue.
Advance booking is recommended for popular exhibitions, ideally 1–3 days ahead.
2–4 hours, depending on the number of exhibition halls visited.
Guided tours may be available for specific exhibitions; mainly in Chinese, with limited English support.
Spacious hall interiors, large displays, and event setups provide good photography opportunities.
Start at the main entrance, visit large exhibition halls first, then explore smaller booths and event areas.
Evening events may be held depending on exhibitions; regular light shows are not standard.
Weekdays and non-peak event days are less crowded; major trade shows can be very busy.
Yes, elevators and ramps provide accessibility; family-friendly and suitable for all ages.
Cards and mobile payments are widely accepted; cash may be used for some vendors.
Multiple cafes and restaurants are nearby, including hotel dining and food courts within the convention area.
Vegetarian options are available; halal options may be limited and should be checked locally.
Several hotels are within walking distance or a short drive, ranging from mid-range to luxury.
Souvenirs may include event merchandise, local crafts, and branded exhibition items.
Metro, taxi, and ride-hailing apps are convenient for onward travel.
