Hainan Promotes Local Coffee at 2014 Guangzhou Travel Expo
When travelers and industry pros flock to a major tourism expo, you’d expect displays of beaches, hotels, and cultural sites—but in 2014, it was the rich aroma of Hainan’s coffee that stopped visitors in their tracks. At the 2014 China (Guangdong) International Travel Industry Expo in Guangzhou, one booth stood out for all the right reasons: Hainan’s signature coffee offering.
Over 70 representatives from Hainan’s tourism sector promoted the province’s diverse attractions at the 2014 Guangzhou Travel Expo, with the stand emerging as the most popular attraction, drawing crowds eager to taste locally roasted beans.
Hainan’s Presence at the 2014 Guangzhou Travel Expo
The 2014 China (Guangdong) International Travel Industry Expo took place August 29–31 at the Guangzhou Pazhou Complex. Organized by the Guangdong Provincial Government and run by the Guangdong Tourism Bureau, the event is one of the region’s largest tourism trade shows. This year, the Hainan Provincial Tourism Development Commission brought a delegation of over 70 participants from across the province’s cities, counties, scenic areas, hotels, and travel agencies—up from the previous year, reflecting growing interest in promoting Hainan as a global destination.
A Tropical Showcase: What Hainan Promoted
Hainan’s exhibition space, themed “Sunshine Hainan, Resort Paradise,” used a blue color scheme with wave, palm, and beach motifs to highlight its coastal and rainforest appeal. The booth highlighted a wide range of experiences: from sipping (Fushan Coffee) and exploring the mysterious Paracel Islands, to wellness retreats in northeastern Hainan, spiritual visits to the Nanshan Temple, and eco-tours at the Xinglong Tropical Botanical Garden. The variety aimed to attract both tourism professionals and potential travelers with Hainan’s unique blend of beach, tropical, and urban experiences.
Coffee That Stopped Traffic: The Coffee Booth

The star of Hainan’s exhibit was undoubtedly the (Chengmai Fushan Coffee) stand. Professionals brewed rich, aromatic coffee on-site, filling the venue with its distinctive bold scent. Visitors lined up to taste the coffee, with many praising its flavor. The booth became one of the most talked-about features of the expo, drawing attention not just to Hainan’s tourism offerings, but also to its growing specialty coffee culture.
More Than Coffee: Industry Events at the Expo
The 2014 Travel Expo featured 12 professional sessions, including the China Hotel Supplies Association Annual Meeting, the 2014 China Hotel Industry Exchange Forum, and the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Hotel General Managers’ Marketing Summit. Over 500 buyer groups attended, representing international and domestic tourism boards, hotel chains, travel agencies, and procurement officers. These sessions facilitated discussions on global tourism trends, service trade development, and collaborative opportunities within the industry.
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the 2014 China (Guangdong) International Travel Industry Expo?
The 2014 China (Guangdong) International Travel Industry Expo was a major tourism trade event held August 29–31 in Guangzhou, organized by the Guangdong Provincial Government and run by the Guangdong Tourism Bureau. It featured exhibitors and buyers from across the global tourism industry, focusing on travel services, destination marketing, and industry collaboration.

Which Hainan products were highlighted at the expo?
Hainan promoted a wide range of attractions including (Fushan Coffee), the Paracel Islands, Xinglong Tropical Botanical Garden, Nanshan Temple, and northeastern Hainan’s wellness resorts. The diverse showcase emphasized the province’s beach, tropical, and cultural appeal.
Why was the booth so popular?
The booth attracted attention due to live brewing demonstrations that filled the expo with a strong, appealing aroma. Visitors could taste the coffee, which was widely praised for its rich flavor, making it a highlight of Hainan’s exhibit.
How many Hainan delegates attended the 2014 expo?
Over 70 participants from Hainan’s tourism industry attended the 2014 Guangzhou Travel Expo, including representatives from municipal tourism bureaus, scenic spots, hotels, and travel agencies—more than the previous year’s delegation.
What other events took place at the 2014 Travel Expo?
The expo included 12 professional sessions such as the China Hotel Supplies Association Annual Meeting and the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Hotel General Managers’ Marketing Summit, along with networking opportunities for over 500 buyer groups from around the world.
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