Trade in services

The trade in services exhibition of the third CIIE has exhibitors showcasing services in finance, logistics, consulting, testing and tourism. More than 50 of them are Fortune Global 500 and industry leaders. The total exhibition space is 30,000 sq m.

Some highlights

· The logistics section continues to support logistics system construction of the Belt and Road Initiative. Dozens of port operators around the world are taking part in the exhibition.

· This is the first time that the finance section includes nonbank finance such as securities, credit agencies and supply chain financial companies.

· The total exhibition area of the consulting section has doubled in size since 2019, with companies offering more specialized services covering a wider range of industries.

What to see

Orix Group

Orix's new commercial service models of "investment+industry" and "investment+service" are on display during the third CIIE to support China's service trade industry and further opening-up.

Dun & Bradstreet Corporation

Dun & Bradstreet's demonstration at the third CIIE focuses on helping Chinese companies seeking business opportunities in foreign countries, improving trust in trade, risk management and control. It has also brought in a new index, which provides a risk evaluation of a company based on the impact that COVID-19 has had on the company's location and supply chain.

CBRE

CBRE is set to make its first appearance at the expo with a 108-sq-m booth "CBRE Future Center".

The company is displaying property technology solutions and a strategic consulting service at the expo.

Granite Springs Golf Club

Granite Springs Golf Club from Canada is demonstrating its lifestyle and community management services during the expo.