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Yiwu International Expo Center stands in the cultural district of Yiwu, Zhejiang, at 59 Zongze East Road, with the Yiwu River to the north and the older Meihu hall alongside. Yiwu is the world's largest wholesale market for small commodities and a pioneer of market procurement trade, and this venue is where that market becomes an exhibition floor. The China Yiwu International Commodities Fair, founded in 1995 and moved here in 2009, is staged every October; the centre was named one of China's most influential exhibition venues in 2024 and has helped Yiwu keep first place among county-level cities for exhibition strength. Funded by Zhejiang China Commodities City Group at a cost of RMB 1.8 billion, the complex covers 219 mu with about 296,000 sqm of floor area, including a 240,000 sqm exhibition building and a 55,593 sqm five-star hotel with 337 rooms. Indoor exhibition space totals 93,200 sqm with 5,300 standard booths. Ten standard halls occupy two levels, one convertible into a banqueting hall, with four small halls and parking underground, a 300-500 seat press room, a multi-function hall for 3,500-4,000 delegates or 400 banquet tables, a 2,000-seat food court, about 20 meeting rooms and more than 700 parking spaces. Five two-storey rectangular halls fan out around a central plaza behind a 23.3 m full-height prologue hall, roofed in aluminium-magnesium-manganese sheet. The site lies 1.5 km from the International Trade City, 8-10 km from Yiwu Airport and 14 km from Yiwu railway station; bus 803 runs direct, and the Jinhua-Yiwu-Dongyang rail line connects at International Trade City station.