TaiSPO 2012 will be held from March 6 to 9 at the TWTC Hall 1 and Hall 3......more

The"2011 Taipei International Sporting Goods Show"It was the largest ever.1,715 booths,......more

The "2011 Taipei International Sporting Goods Show" (TaiSPO) held at the TWTC Nangang Exhibition Hall from April 27 through to April 30 was the largest ever in its 37-year history. There were 1,753 booths in total this year, a new record. TaiSPO has now become a popular platform for major vendors to show their wares....more

Asia's second largest sporting goods trade show, TaiSPO, wrapped up its 38th edition on April 30, by achieving the largest ever international visitor count and the most diverse exhibitor line-up ever. This event is also taking prominence as it enhances its sourcing and procurement function with annual networking events (conferences, summits and seminars) which the key decision makers and trade professionals to share insight and intelligence.A total of 1,892 international buyers from 75 countries attended the event, a 2% increase on the previous year which was a record high in the show's 38 years. The top ten buyer countries represented were China, Japan, the USA, Korea, Australia, India, Hong Kong, Thailand, Malaysia, Philippines and Germany. Buyers from abroad have accounted for 22% of the total 8,409 visitors, both international and local....more

Building upon its success at TaiSPO 2010, TaiSPO 2011 will field more than 400 exhibitors who will use 1,800 booths. It’s projected that this showcase will attract 16,500 domestic and overseas visitors....more

TaiSPO 2008 wrapped up March 16 at the TWTC Exhibition Hall will a full slate of records. This defining event that ran from March 13 to 16 reached the further corner of the trade to host around 300 domestic and foreign manufacturers who used nearly 1,600 booths to show their best...more

TaiSPO 2008 wrapped up March 16 at the TWTC Exhibition Hall will a full slate of records. In this video, many foreign buyers give TAITRA their possitive feedback and promise to come back again...more

2007 Taipei International Sporting Goods Show...more