The 2026 Guangdong & Macao Branded Products Fair attracts large crowds
Showcasing over 10,000 culinary delights and smart health and wellness products from Guangdong, Macao, and Belt and Road countries and regions, the 2026 Guangdong & Macao Branded Products Fair (2026GMBPF) enters its last two days today and tomorrow. Spread across six exhibition zones, the fair features 459 exhibitors and offers a variety of shopping deals, interactive experiences, cultural performances, and a lucky draw with prizes worth over MOP 2 million. The organisers have also provided comprehensive, age-friendly facilities, along with a free shuttle bus service, offering visitors of all ages a one-stop experience where they can shop, relax and explore.
459 exhibitors across six exhibition zones: spotlighting the wellness and gourmet food zones
Each of the six exhibition zones has its own unique highlights. One of these offers free trials of various big health products, including Alzheimer’s screening equipment, non-invasive blood glucose monitors, ECG smart rings, sub-health assessments, emotional healing products, and body shaping treatments.
The New Gourmet Tasting Zone, a firm favourite with visitors, brings together 18 global catering brands, offering authentic flavours from Southeast Asia and Macao under one roof. Visitors can enjoy bak kut teh, Hainanese chicken rice and Nanyang coffee at the Singaporean booth, while the Thai booth serves classic street food such as tom yum kung and mango sticky rice. A long-established Indonesian brand provides traditional snacks and pastries, and the Myanmar booth presents speciality mohinga and curry tossed noodles. The venue also features Macanese cuisine, classic vegetarian dishes, Korean snacks, French desserts, and halal dining. There are also live cooking demonstrations by Michelin-starred chefs and on-site dieticians sharing healthy eating tips.
Items priced at MOP 1, credit card discounts, and many other shopping perks on offer, as well as the chance to win prizes worth over MOP 2 million
In terms of shopping rewards, exhibitors are offering a range of selected items priced at MOP 1, exclusive discounts, promotional offers, and a promotional exhibition of “Macao Premium Goods” from Macao Ideas. The organisers have prepared over 100,000 gifts, worth more than MOP 2 million in total, with complimentary and exquisite gifts upon entry. Furthermore, those who spend MOP 300 or more in a single transaction and follow the “MICE_IPIM” official WeChat account will be in with a chance of winning prizes such as smartphones, eye massagers, and smart health watches. An array of special offers are also available on site, including instant discounts for selected credit cards, discounts on local courier services, and the opportunity to redeem a shopping trolley for those spending a certain amount.
Additionally, admission tickets will grant free entry to the grand prize draw at 7pm on Sunday. Prizes include electric motorcycles, zero-gravity massage chairs, and portable air conditioners.
Diverse weekend activities catering to families and visitors of all ages
A wide range of exciting performances and interactive activities will take place today and tomorrow. Popular singers Yuni Wun and Mimi Tsai Sacco will perform live on Saturday and Sunday. Other highlights include the Liannan Yao Ethnic Group Long Drum Dance, a national-level intangible cultural heritage item, as well as magic and juggling performances and a qigong demonstration.
A variety of hands-on activities will also be available at the venue, including a smartphone course for the elderly, a care food workshop, an intangible cultural heritage incense culture DIY experience, an office workout session, singing bowl sound therapy, culinary demonstrations, a Five Elements quiz, and AI-powered health check-ups. These activities offer opportunities for families and different generations to enjoy the fair together.
Comprehensive accessible facilities and convenient free transport
To provide visitors with a comfortable and accessible experience, the fair has introduced a range of convenient, age-friendly services. These include dedicated priority access lanes for the elderly, courtesy seating, and free loan of wheelchairs, walking aids and shopping trolleys. Mobile phone charging stations and drinking water stations are also available, while care ambassadors are on hand to provide one-to-one guidance. A number of free shuttle bus routes are available during the fair, and members of the public may also use the car park at The Venetian Macao free of charge.
With only two days of the fair remaining, members of the public are encouraged to take this opportunity to visit. For more information about the 2026GMBPF, please visit the official website at www.guangdongmacaofair.com, call (853) 8798 9636, or follow “MICE_IPIM” on WeChat or “gdmofair” on Facebook.
