The Global Sourcing Expo is a must-attend event for industry professionals associated with buying and global sourcing of apparel, footwear, textiles and homeware products.
From November 19 to 21, 2024, the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre will host a groundbreaking event that promises to revolutionize global trade dynamics. This three-day showcase will run from 10 AM to 5 PM on Tuesday and Wednesday, and from 10 AM to 4 PM on Thursday, bringing together over 900 exhibitors from 15 countries.
This premier event will feature a diverse range of products and services, from cutting-edge technology to sustainable solutions, tailored to meet the diverse sourcing needs of attendees. Industry leaders, suppliers, and buyers will converge under one roof, creating an environment ripe for innovation and opportunity.
Attendees will have the chance to engage in insightful discussions, forge new partnerships, and unlock untapped markets. The event will offer unparalleled opportunities to connect with global players, expand business horizons, and drive international success.
Mark your calendars for this unique event and be part of a global movement that is shaping the future of trade and commerce. Join us at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre and discover the power of worldwide connections.
Australia’s dedicated global sourcing trade show is held twice a year with expos in both Sydney and Melbourne. Having the show in the two leading cities of Australia provides enhanced opportunities for companies and exporters in apparel, footwear, textiles and homewares to reach their targeted trade buying audience.
As the first truly global wholesale sourcing show of its type in Australia with origins dating back to 2010 the two editions of Global Sourcing Expos Australia enable companies to directly target more than 5000+trade buyers and industry professionals in both Sydney and Melbourne.
Global Sourcing Expos Sydney and Melbourne provide a dedicated show platform to connect global manufacturers, producers, service providers and fashion labels with trade buyers and industry professionals from Australia, New Zealand and beyond. While there is a common remit of product categories in both the Sydney and Melbourne shows, there are distinctive education, feature, and focus areas to differentiate the two events.
Along with comprehensive advertising, strategic partnerships with industry associations, and direct mailers to targeted buyers, there will be a strong content-driven digital strategy incorporating social media, blog, advertising and pay-per-click to achieve maximum exposure.