Upcoming Trade Shows Guangzhou, China for Home & Lifestyle

The Guangzhou International Lighting Exhibition (GILE), established in 1996, has grown into a cornerstone event for the lighting industry in China, and created a vibrant hub for the greater home décor and lifestyle industry. GILE serves as a vital platform for companies to present their newest products, services, and technological advancements. From lighting accessories to LED packaging components and equipment, the trade fair offers a comprehensive range of solutions. It highlights cutting-edge innovations in residential, commercial, urban, and smart lighting, making it a pivotal event for industry stakeholders. One of the key trends highlighted at GILE 2024 is the integration of lighting with the Internet of Things (IoT). The meeting of cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and luminaires has created a bona fide revolution in lighting technology, particularly in home settings. Personalization is a significant trend as smart lighting systems are now capable of adapting to individual user needs. An entire has been dedicated to intelligent IoT lighting solutions. Visitors will have access to a 100 brands specializing in everything from sensors and communication protocols to intelligent controls and dimming technologies. This hall emphasizes how lighting is becoming more integrated into smart home ecosystems. GILE 2024 introduces the New Display Application Pavilion and the New Energy Storage Pavilion in collaboration with Hangjia Display. The New Display Application Pavilion will feature the latest in LED displays, including Mini/Micro LED technologies, catering to applications in film, home, education, conferences, and commercial markets. This pavilion will connect leading brands with end users, fostering new business opportunities. In the same breath, the New Energy Storage Pavilion aims to advance the energy storage industry, crucial for achieving carbon neutrality. This area will showcase a variety of commercial and household energy storage products, and will target visitors from ESG-compliant factories, zero-carbon industrial parks, microgrids, and other innovative energy storage applications.