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China is rewriting the playbook rules for all consumer industries – from luxury and beauty to creative and hospitality.

China not only remains the most attractive consumer market for exports growth, but it is also a future lab for all UK brands aspiring to innovate in consumer marketing, AI integration and customer engagement. Given the size of its consumer base and the active participation of Chinese consumers in the development of new products, services and technologies, what the market does will have tremendous implications for UK companies’ own strategies for growth.

We are delighted to share details of our upcoming China Consumer 2024 programme and invite companies to join us for this flagship CBBC consumer event.

You can check the consumer agenda Here

 

China Consumer'24 is currently at capacity, we regret we can not offer any more tickets. However you can register now and be added to a waiting list. You will be notified if spaces become available. Thank you for your understanding.

 

When
October 14th, 2024 9:00 AM   to   8:00 PM
Location
4 Hamilton Place
London, W1J 7BQ
United Kingdom
Event Fee(s)
Ticket Price
Cbbc Member £ 238.80 (includes Sales Tax of £ 39.80)
Non-Member £ 358.80 (includes Sales Tax of £ 59.80)
Choice of two breakout sessions (they will run concurrently) - Pair A
The Douyin Playbook: Growing in China through Social Commerce
Hong Kong - the Potential of Cultural Tourism and Experiential Retail
Choice of two breakout sessions (they will run concurrently) - Pair B
Creating a China strategy in the “New Normal” business environment
Does Sustainability Matter in China - Companies Versus Consumers' Viewpoints

Ticket Price
Cbbc Member £ 238.80 (includes Sales Tax of £ 39.80)
Non-Member £ 358.80 (includes Sales Tax of £ 59.80)
Choice of two breakout sessions (they will run concurrently) - Pair A
The Douyin Playbook: Growing in China through Social Commerce
Hong Kong - the Potential of Cultural Tourism and Experiential Retail
Choice of two breakout sessions (they will run concurrently) - Pair B
Creating a China strategy in the “New Normal” business environment
Does Sustainability Matter in China - Companies Versus Consumers' Viewpoints