国家会展中心（天津）

The National Exhibition and Convention Center (Tianjin) is located at 888 Guozhan Avenue, Jinnan District, on the south bank of the middle Haihe River within the ecological barrier between Tianjin's urban core and Binhai New Area. Co-built by the Ministry of Commerce and the Tianjin municipal government, it is China's third national-level exhibition project after Guangzhou and Shanghai, and acts as a hub for the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region and for northern China's exhibition economy. Designed by Germany's GMP together with the China Academy of Building Research, it offers about 1.38 million square metres of floor area in two phases, the first opened in June 2021 and the second in September 2023, making it the largest exhibition complex in northern China once complete. There are 32 single-storey pillar-free halls, 400,000 square metres of indoor exhibition space and 158,000 square metres outdoors, 550,000 square metres in total, served by a 28,000-square-metre central hall for registration, security and crowd distribution with four VIP reception areas. Supporting facilities include the National Convention Center (Tianjin), a Marriott hotel cluster, 320,000 square metres of commercial space, more than 9,400 parking spaces and an 110,000-square-metre truck holding area. The buildings follow China's three-star green standard, with rooftop photovoltaics, ground-source heat pumps, rainwater reuse and prefabricated assembly. Metro Line 1 stops at Guojiahuizhanzhongxin, where exits D, E and F lead straight to the registration hall.