Hong Kong Trade Development Council

The Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) is a statutory body established in 1966 to promote and facilitate trade between Hong Kong and the rest of the world. With a mission to create opportunities for businesses, HKTDC plays a pivotal role in enhancing Hong Kong’s position as a global trading hub.

HKTDC offers a wide range of services designed to support local businesses in their internationalisation efforts. These include:

• Market Research: Providing comprehensive insights into various markets to help businesses make informed decisions.
• Trade Fairs: Organising numerous trade exhibitions and conferences that connect buyers and suppliers from around the globe.
• Business Matching: Facilitating connections between local companies and potential overseas partners.
• Advisory Services: Offering expert advice on export procedures, regulations, and market entry strategies.

With a network of over 50 offices worldwide, HKTDC is well-positioned to assist businesses in navigating the complexities of international trade. The council also actively promotes innovation and entrepreneurship, encouraging local enterprises to adopt new technologies and business models.

In addition to its core activities, HKTDC is committed to sustainability and responsible business practices. The council advocates for green trade initiatives and supports businesses in adopting environmentally friendly practices.

Through its various programmes and initiatives, HKTDC aims to foster a vibrant trading environment that benefits all stakeholders. By empowering businesses with the tools and knowledge they need, HKTDC contributes significantly to the economic development of Hong Kong and beyond.