Core Viewpoint - The Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area is focused on becoming a world-class bay area, showcasing innovation and talent, and is actively promoting international trade opportunities through initiatives like the "Global Trade of Guangdong" program [1][8]. Group 1: Trade Opportunities - The "Global Trade of Guangdong" initiative aims to enhance the influence of major trade fairs such as the Canton Fair, High-Tech Fair, and China Import and Export Fair, while also establishing overseas exhibition centers and warehouses [8]. - The Greater Bay Area serves as a base for emerging industries, advanced manufacturing, and modern services, with developed infrastructure and logistics facilitating international trade [14]. Group 2: Support for Overseas Chinese Businesspeople - Guangdong is advocating for the establishment of the "Overseas Chinese Business 'Global Trade of Guangdong' Alliance" to leverage the global presence of the overseas Chinese community and promote economic cooperation [12]. - The Canton Fair, recognized as "China's No. 1 Exhibition," has a rich history dating back to 1957 and has successfully held over 130 sessions, attracting participation from enterprises along the Belt and Road and BRICS countries [14].

Group 1 - The core viewpoint emphasizes the importance of the exhibition industry as a bridge connecting production and consumption, promoting technological exchange, and enhancing international economic cooperation in the Greater Bay Area [1] - The Greater Bay Area has become a highland for innovative development in China's exhibition industry, with a development pattern characterized by "two superpowers, one star, and one specialty" [1] - The region is home to globally recognized exhibition brands and boasts the most complete industrial system in the country, providing solid support for the exhibition industry [1] Group 2 - The Guangdong Provincial Council for the Promotion of International Trade, along with other organizations, established the Greater Bay Area Exhibition Industry Alliance to enhance cross-regional cooperation and create a world-class exhibition economy [2] - The "one exhibition, three locations" model has been successfully implemented, exemplified by the fourth Greater Bay Area Service Trade Conference, which set a record for the Hong Kong venue's contract amount at 5.236 billion [2] - The Guangdong Sports Expo has become the largest and most influential sports exhibition in South China, showcasing the collaborative efforts of the region [2] Group 3 - The cooperation between Macau and Hengqin serves as a reference model for the Greater Bay Area, leveraging Macau's international platform and Hengqin's diverse venues [3] - The "one exhibition, two locations" approach has evolved into a complementary and synergistic model, enhancing the flow of people, goods, and information between the two regions [3] - The collaboration aims to utilize the strengths of each area, with Shenzhen providing application scenarios, Hong Kong offering international outreach, and Macau combining exhibitions with tourism [3] Group 4 - Challenges remain in the collaboration of the exhibition industry across the three regions, including differences in systems and culture, labor, taxation, and market dynamics [4] - Recommendations include unified招商, registration, data export, and service standardization to reduce operational costs and improve delivery certainty [4] - The exhibition industry is seen as a vital link that can integrate cities and connect with culture and industry, with the potential to enhance the Greater Bay Area's global influence [4]