Western China International Expo City

Western China International Expo City (WCIE), also referred to as West China International Exposition City or Xibo City, is the largest integrated exhibition complex in western and central China. Located at No. 88, East Section of Fuzhou Road, in the core area of Tianfu New Area, Chengdu, Sichuan Pr...

Western China International Expo City (WCIE), also referred to as West China International Exposition City or Xibo City, is the largest integrated exhibition complex in western and central China. Located at No. 88, East Section of Fuzhou Road, in the core area of Tianfu New Area, Chengdu, Sichuan Province, the complex serves as the permanent venue for the Western China International Fair. Officially opened in September 2017, Phase I covers a construction area of 570,000 square meters on a land area of 1,080 mu. The total exhibition area is 305,000 square meters, with 205,000 square meters of indoor space across 15 standard halls and 1 multi-functional hall, capable of hosting 11,000 international standard booths. An additional 100,000 square meters of outdoor exhibition space accommodates roadshows, concerts, and opening ceremonies. The venue is a UFI member since 2019, ICCA member, and IAEE member. It has hosted over 468 events since opening, including the Western China International Fair, China Food and Drinks Fair, Chengdu International Auto Show, and multiple UFI-certified exhibitions. Supporting facilities include 12,500 square meters of dining areas, approximately 3,800 parking spaces (800 above ground, 3,000 underground), a 70,000 sqm cargo waiting area, and access via Metro Lines 1, 6, 18, and 19. The complex is jointly developed by Sichuan Province and Chengdu City.