MICE
TECH WORLD
COMPUTEX & InnoVEX
Themed AI Next, COMPUTEX hosted 1,400 exhibitors and 86,000 attendees. Featuring keynotes from leaders like NVIDIA’s Jensen Huang, the event drove massive supply chain opportunities and solidified Taiwan’s status as a global AI hub.
Additionally, InnoVEX marked its 10th anniversary with 450 startups showcasing breakthroughs in AI and semiconductors. This highlight demonstrated the robust research and development capabilities of Taiwan and the global tech community.
TIMTOS
TIMTOS marked its 50th anniversary with the theme “Integrate to Innovate”. The exhibition focused on AI & Robotics, Smart Manufacturing, and Green Sustainability, showcasing Taiwan's leading position in precision manufacturing and automation. The show hosted 1,038 exhibitors and attracted 30,000 visitors, including 4,163 international buyers from 90 countries, a 5.1% growth in overseas buyers compared to the last show.
Taipei AMPA, Autotronics Taipei & 2035 E-mobility Taiwan
Taipei AMPA and E-MOBILITY Taiwan debuted under the new brand 360° MOBILITY Mega Shows, held concurrently with Autotronics Taipei. The event brought together 1,000 exhibitors and attracted 4,000 international visitors from over 110 countries. It showcased the strength of the smart mobility industry supply chain and highlighted Taiwan’s key position and innovative momentum on the global stage.
MEDICAL TAIWAN
The exhibition featured 316 exhibitors, attracting over 7,600 buyers from 52 countries. Highlights included a procurement seminar by U.S.-based Wellstar Health for 52 firms, and the one-on-one trade meetings facilitated 315 sessions between 61 buyers from 16 countries and 131 local suppliers.
FOOD TAIPEI Mega Shows
Themed Precision Nutrition and Green Intelligence, the exhibition highlighted food technology, healthy eating, sustainable manufacturing, and smart applications, connecting the complete value chain of food, processing, packaging, biotechnology, and catering equipment. Nearly 1,700 companies from 31 countries and regions participated, attracting close to 50,000 domestic and international professionals from 83 countries.
TaiSPO & TAIPEI CYCLE
The joint exhibition attracted international buyers from over 80 countries, welcoming more than 4,500 overseas visitors. The two exhibitions connected the cycling, sports, and fitness industry chains, presenting a comprehensive ecosystem spanning manufacturing, branding, and lifestyle applications.
Energy Taiwan & Net-Zero Taiwan
The exhibition brought together 450 companies, highlighting net-zero solutions and the integration of the low-carbon energy supply chain. It showcased solutions in solar, wind, energy storage, emerging energies, carbon capture, and green finance, creating prime opportunities for sustainable business development.
Diplomatic Pavilions
Latin America Pavilion: four Taiwan trade shows showcased food and lifestyle products from partners including Belize, Guatemala, and Paraguay. The events drew over 60 participating companies and generated USD 6 million in projected business opportunities.
The Kingdom of Eswatini Pavilion: featured 25 exhibitors across three major shows in Taipei and Kaohsiung. Showcasing a range of products from essential oils to coffee beans, the events generated US$2.765 million in business opportunities.
Marshall Islands Pavilion: making its debut at the Kaohsiung Food Show, the pavilion highlighted Linpoe whisky and local handicrafts.
Taichung International Convention and Exhibition Center
As Taiwan’s first venue to earn the Diamond-Level Green Building Certification, TICEC is located in the heart of the Shuinan Economic and Trade Park. Following its trial in October 2025, the center will officially open in March 2026 as a one-stop platform for exhibitions and sales. TAITRA will leverage its expertise and global network to connect central Taiwan’s industries with international markets.
TAI-ONE SPACE
Opened on June 17, 2025, in Taipei World Trade Center Hall 1, the coworking space—guided by the vision “Let’s Connect Here”—is a 43,000 sq. ft. smart hub for SMEs and startups. It offers private offices, dedicated desks, hot desks, and meeting rooms integrated with smart management systems.
Within just six months of launch, occupancy reached 50%, attracting companies from industries such as IT, AI, e-commerce, and logistics, highlighting the hub’s appeal as a vibrant center for innovation and business growth.
Asian MICE Forum
The 20th AMF, held in conjunction with MEET TAIWAN’s 20th Anniversary, brought together international media and business professionals, attracting over 300 participants.
The event featured seven MICE technologies, including AI live translation, achieved a 67% carbon reduction, and showcased 20 sustainable exhibits made from recycled materials, highlighting the strong integration of MICE, technology, and sustainability.
Green MICE Industry Chain
Provided in-depth guidance to 25 companies, achieving a total carbon reduction of 76 metric tons (average 78%) and saving 64,140 kWh of electricity. Using the MICE Carbon Emissions Calculator, 95 companies quantified their event-related carbon emissions. The initiative also supported MICE industry stakeholders in obtaining seven ISO international certifications and helped the 2025 TASS Sustainable Taiwan Expo achieve Taiwan’s first ISO 14068 carbon neutrality certification in the MICE industry.
