Taipei trade show calendar for 2027 (and the rest of 2026)

Which Taipei trade shows are coming up in 2026 and 2027?

The table below lists the major Taipei shows from late October 2026 through 2027, with dates taken from each organizer’s own site or announcement. Where a 2027 date has not been published, we give the usual month and the last confirmed dates instead.

Show	Industry	Typical month	Next dates	Venue
TAITRONICS & AIoT Taiwan (with TPCA Show)	Electronics, PCB	October	Oct 20-22, 2026	Nangang Hall 1 (TaiNEX 1)
Taiwan Hardware Show	Hardware, tools	October	Oct 20-22, 2026	Nangang Hall 2 (TaiNEX 2)
Taipei Game Show	Games	January	Jan 21-24, 2027 (B2B zone Jan 21-22)	Nangang Hall 1
Taipei International Book Exhibition	Publishing	February	Feb 16-21, 2027	TWTC Hall 1 in 2026; confirm 2027 venue
TIMTOS	Machine tools	March	Mar 2-6, 2027	Nangang Halls 1 and 2
TAIPEI CYCLE	Bicycles	March	Mar 24-27, 2027	Nangang Halls 1 and 2
Taipei AMPA	Auto parts	April	Apr 13-16, 2027	Nangang Hall 1
Touch Taiwan	Displays	April	Apr 21-23, 2027	Nangang Hall 1, 4F
COMPUTEX	Computing, AI hardware	Late May / early June	Jun 1-4, 2027	Nangang Halls 1 and 2, TWTC Hall 1, TICC
FOOD TAIPEI	Food and beverage	Late June	Not yet announced (2026: Jun 24-27)	2026: TWTC Hall 1 + Nangang Halls 1 and 2
SEMICON Taiwan	Semiconductors	September (2027: August)	Aug 18-20, 2027	Nangang in 2026; 2027 halls to be confirmed
Taiwan Innotech Expo	R&D, inventions	September / October	Not yet announced (2026: Sep 17-19)	TWTC Hall 1 in 2026
TADTE	Aerospace, defense	September	Sep 23-25, 2027	Nangang Hall 1

Dates can move. Before you book flights or a crew, check the organizer’s site linked in the sources below.

When is COMPUTEX 2027, and what changed for SEMICON Taiwan?

COMPUTEX 2027 runs June 1-4, 2027. The official site lists four venues: Nangang Halls 1 and 2, TWTC Hall 1 and the Taipei International Convention Center (TICC). Moving between Nangang and the Xinyi venues takes time, so exhibitors with a booth in one area and a keynote or press event in another should plan the crew around that gap.

SEMICON Taiwan 2027 moves to August 18-20, about three weeks earlier than its usual September dates. SEMI says the change is about securing space across several venues for a show that keeps growing. The 2026 edition ended September 4 at Nangang Exhibition Center.

Which venues host Taipei trade shows?

Most large B2B shows run at Nangang Exhibition Center, which has two buildings: Hall 1 (TaiNEX 1) and Hall 2 (TaiNEX 2). The older Taipei World Trade Center Hall 1 (TWTC) sits in Xinyi District next to the Taipei International Convention Center (TICC), which hosts forums and keynotes during bigger shows.

When a show spans both areas, as COMPUTEX does, treat them as two separate locations. One camera operator can’t cover a booth in Nangang and a stage session in Xinyi in the same hour.

When should exhibitors plan their trade show video?

Start media planning when your booth is confirmed, not the week before. Here is the timeline we suggest for exhibitors who want booth video, photos and social clips:

1. 8-12 weeks out: decide what you need: booth walk-through, product demos, interviews, stage sessions, a live stream. Book the crew, especially for COMPUTEX week.
2. 6 weeks out: ask the organizer about exhibitor and contractor badges for your crew, booth power, and whether you can order a wired internet line if you plan to stream.
3. 3-4 weeks out: confirm interview guests and languages, the demo schedule and stage times. Share brand guidelines and logos for clip graphics.
4. 1 week out: send the crew the booth floor plan, hall and booth number, and the daily schedule.
5. Show days: shoot early, before the aisles fill. Clips and photos go out on the agreed schedule.

Our trade show booth video guide has the full shot list, crew plans and costs.

What should you know about filming inside Taipei exhibition halls?

Each show sets its own rules for filming, streaming and noise in the exhibitor manual. Read that manual before the show and send us the relevant pages. In practice, a few things come up at nearly every show:

• Power. Booth power is usually ordered through the organizer before a deadline. Don’t assume a free socket. We bring batteries for cameras and lights, but a live stream needs reliable power at the booth.
• Wi-Fi. Shared hall Wi-Fi slows down badly once thousands of visitors arrive. We never stream over it. Every stream we run uses a wired line plus a 5G backup, and we record locally as well.
• Noise. Halls are loud, and neighboring booths play music. Interviews need lavalier microphones, and a quieter corner or meeting room helps.
• Light. Hall lighting is uneven and often mixed with LED screens. We bring LED lights for interviews and product close-ups.
• Load-in and badges. Set-up days come before opening, and crews usually need badges to enter. Sort these out with the organizer early, because a crew stuck at the entrance costs you the first morning.
• Crowds. The best time for clean booth shots is the first hour of a show day, before aisles fill.

What does booth coverage cost at a Taipei show?

A common setup for one show day is a camera operator for the full day (NT$14,000-18,000), a photographer for the full day (NT$18,000-22,000) and 5 edited social clips (NT$8,000-10,000), so NT$40,000-50,000 before 5% tax. Multi-day shows scale per day. See all packages on our pricing page, or compare with general Taipei market rates in what event video costs in Taipei.

We cover trade shows across Taipei and New Taipei, and we brief interviews in English, Chinese, Japanese and Korean. See our trade show coverage page and event videography service, or send us your show and booth number for a quote.