Marintec China [new dates 28 June – 1 July 2022]

Status on Marintec Exhibition - The show is held as an in-person event

Update - 26 November

New dates - new location! Marintec China is held in June 2022 at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (NECC) at 168 East Ying Gang Road, Shanghai. NECC is the largest exhibition complex in Shanghai. Read more about the exhibition center here: NECC

Update from organizer Nov 2021

A NEW DATE AND A NEW VENUE IN 2022

Marintec China, the showcase event for the Chinese Shipbuilding and Maritime Industry, has today confirmed that the 21st Edition of the event will now take place from 28 June – 1 July 2022 at the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai), NECC. This has been rescheduled from December 2021 on direct advice from the Chinese Government and key partners due to continuing COVID-19 public health concerns.

Marintec China remains always committed to delivering a high-quality event that will offer true value to all participants and we are optimistic about the future of the maritime industry.

August 2021:

The incidents of covid-19 are monitored closely and handled locally to make sure that daily life can go on as soon as possible. Therefor the Marintec China organizer and Shanghai crew are very confident to be able to provide a physical show with support from important and relevant visitors in December. There are no travel restrictions inside China unless if a local region is closed for 1-2 weeks due to new incidents.

Update from organizer on Aug. 25^th

“As we mentioned, the “outbreak” in China was only around 20 cases in early Aug. Yes, some of the shows originally held in Aug is postponed to Sept but all resumed normal now. There were 6 cases in SH on 20 Aug but also back to zero on 22nd Aug, though yesterday had 2 cases in SH but they are not from new “virus chain”, it was from the close contact of the previous 6 cases”

Current Situation in China - please click on the link to access the latest situation in China: http://www.gov.cn/fuwu/zt/yqfwzq/zxqk.htm#0

Travelling to China

The current travel status for business travelers to China: https://um.dk/da/rejse-og-ophold/rejse-til-udlandet/rejsevejledninger/kina/

Indrejserestriktioner for erhvervsrejsende: https://kina.um.dk/travel-and-residence/nycoronavirus-covid19
Vær venligst opmærksom på testkrav og karantæne ved indrejse i Kina.

Ved spørgsmål om indrejse- samt visumregler, kontakt venligst den kinesiske ambassade i København.

This event is subsidised by The Trade Council. To participate with subsidy, your company must be eligible to receive subsidies based on the de-minimis-rules and regulations from the Trade Council.

The de minimis-enactment means that a company can receive public subsidies of maximum EUR 200,000 within a period of three financial years. To receive subsidies, companies must be registered with a Danish VAT-number and complete a business form.

China is by far the world’s largest shipbuilding nation

Already being a top player within shipbuilding China will turn its future focus on increasing the presence on the seas with an increased commercial fleet as well as an expansion of the navy. On top of this the inland waterways needs to be upgraded to assist in decreasing the environmental damages in the Yangtze and coastal areas.

Based on this China is very focused on developing their maritime industry in a balance between high growth rates and environmental concerns. This will take a growth based on technology development – an area where the Blue Denmark should become one of the main partners.

Facts & Figures of Marintec China 2019

• 8 exhibition halls covering 90,000 sqm of exhibition space
• 2,200 exhibiting companies from 30 countries / regions
• 16 pavilions
• 71,736 professional visitors from 100 countries / regions 
• Over 100 different events with conferences, circle meetings, seminars and networking meetings