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Jewellery & Gems · Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR

Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW): Hotels & Where to Stay

14 Sept – 20 Sept 2026 AsiaWorld-Expo & Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre 50,000 attendees

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Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW) is one of the world's largest jewellery and gemstone trade fairs, spanning fine jewellery, loose diamonds, coloured stones, pearls, findings and equipment. It runs each September across two venues: AsiaWorld-Expo (AWE) beside Hong Kong International Airport and the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) in Wan Chai, connected by shuttle. For a hotel-booking traveller, Hong Kong's density and transit are a strong advantage: HKCEC sits in central Wan Chai on the MTR, while AsiaWorld-Expo has its own Airport Express station, so buyers can base themselves centrally and reach both sites easily. Staying on Hong Kong Island near an MTR station keeps commutes short and puts dining and business amenities close, while an airport-area hotel suits those focused on the AsiaWorld-Expo halls. Because JGW is a high-value international event, well-located rooms fill and rates climb, making early booking sensible.

Popular areas for attendees: Wan Chai · Tsim Sha Tsui · Tung Chung/Airport.

  • JGW splits across HKCEC in Wan Chai and AsiaWorld-Expo by the airport, so central MTR access reaches both by rail and shuttle.
  • HKCEC sits in central Wan Chai on the MTR, putting thousands of rooms within a short ride.
  • AsiaWorld-Expo has its own Airport Express station, so an airport-area base suits AWE-focused buyers.
  • JGW is a high-value September event that fills central hotels, so early booking secures rate and location.

Event at a glance

Dates
14 Sept – 20 Sept 2026
Venue
AsiaWorld-Expo & Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre
City
Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR
Airport
HKG
Attendance
50,000
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Where to eat during Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW)

Wan Chai's HKCEC sits minutes from Central and Causeway Bay by taxi or MTR, while AsiaWorld-Expo is out by the airport on Lantau (allow more time). These picks favour the Central/Wan Chai side, easy after a day at HKCEC.

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$$$ · Upscale3 Michelin stars

Lung King Heen

Cantonese

Four Seasons, Central

Harbour-view Cantonese fine dining, a polished and safe choice for an important client dinner just across from Wan Chai.

Tip: Request a window table for the Victoria Harbour view when booking.

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$$$ · Upscale3 Michelin stars

8½ Otto e Mezzo Bombana

Italian

Central (Alexandra House)

Umberto Bombana's refined Italian cooking with white truffle in season; a top-tier alternative to a Cantonese banquet.

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$ · Casual1 Michelin star

Kam's Roast Goose

Cantonese roast meats

Wan Chai (walkable from HKCEC)

Legendary crisp-skinned roast goose over rice in a no-frills room; a quick, brilliant lunch a few minutes from the convention centre.

Tip: Expect a short queue at peak lunch; turnover is fast.

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$$ · Mid-range

Yardbird

Japanese yakitori

Sheung Wan

Buzzy, no-reservations yakitori and Japanese small plates with a great sake and cocktail list; good for a relaxed team dinner.

Tip: Go early or expect a wait; it does not take bookings for small groups.

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$ · Casual

Tim Ho Wan (Sham Shui Po)

Dim sum

Sham Shui Po, Kowloon

The original branch of the famed budget dim-sum chain, best known for its baked BBQ-pork buns.

Tip: Arrive off-peak; the baked char siu bao are the must-order.

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$$ · Mid-range

% Arabica

Specialty coffee

Central / Sheung Wan

Minimalist Kyoto-born coffee bar chain with several harbourside branches; reliable espresso for a quick meeting or takeaway.

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Getting there

From Hong Kong International Airport (HKG)

  • AsiaWorld-Expo sits beside the airport, a few minutes away and on its own Airport Express station.
  • For HKCEC, take the Airport Express to Hong Kong Station (about 24 minutes), then the MTR Island line or a short taxi to Wan Chai.
  • Airport Express passengers can use free shuttle buses to major hotels from Hong Kong and Kowloon stations.

Between the two venues

  • A shuttle links AsiaWorld-Expo and HKCEC during the fair; confirm the current timetable.
  • The Airport Express plus MTR connects the airport-side and Wan Chai-side halls by rail.
  • Allow time to move between sites, as they sit on opposite sides of the harbour.

Getting around during Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW)

MTR and Airport Express

  • Exhibition Centre Station and Wan Chai Station serve HKCEC; the Airport Express serves AsiaWorld-Expo.
  • Buy an Octopus card for seamless MTR, tram, bus and ferry payments.
  • Trains are frequent but busy at fair open and close.

Taxis and ferries

  • Metered red urban taxis are plentiful; carry your destination in Chinese for drivers.
  • Cross-harbour and Star Ferry services connect Kowloon to Wan Chai near HKCEC.
  • Use the MTR at peak times, as taxi queues form at the halls.

Visa & entry

Visa-free entry to Hong Kong SAR

  • Hong Kong runs its own immigration system, separate from mainland China; a mainland Chinese visa does not cover Hong Kong.
  • Passport holders from around 170 countries and territories (including the US, UK, EU, Australia and Canada) can enter visa-free for short stays.
  • Confirm the exact visa-free period for your nationality and ensure your passport has sufficient validity.

Travellers who need a visa in advance

  • Nationals not covered by visa-free arrangements must obtain a Hong Kong entry visa/permit from the Immigration Department before travel.
  • A separate visa is required to also enter mainland China, as Hong Kong entry does not permit onward mainland travel.
  • Apply early and carry proof of your trade-fair business purpose where needed.

Entry rules change; confirm current requirements with the Hong Kong SAR embassy or official immigration site before booking travel.

First time at Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW)?

  • Get an Octopus card on arrival for easy MTR, tram, bus, ferry and shop payments.
  • Confirm which venue (AsiaWorld-Expo or HKCEC) hosts the sectors you need before planning your day.
  • Pre-register your visitor badge online to skip entry queues.
  • Bring plenty of business cards, as card exchange is central to jewellery-trade meetings.

Insider tips from repeat attendees

  • Stay near an MTR station on Hong Kong Island to reach HKCEC quickly and the Airport Express for AsiaWorld-Expo.
  • Use the inter-venue shuttle rather than arranging your own transport between the two sites.
  • Book evening dinners and taxis ahead, as Wan Chai gets busy with delegates.
  • Cross to Kowloon on the Star Ferry for a scenic, cheap harbour trip between meetings.

Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW) travel FAQs

Where should I stay for Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong?

Wan Chai and Causeway Bay put you within walking distance or a short MTR ride of HKCEC and on the Airport Express line for AsiaWorld-Expo. An airport-area hotel suits buyers focused on the AWE halls.

How much do hotels cost during Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong?

Rates rise during the fair as international buyers arrive, especially for central Hong Kong Island hotels. Prices vary by class and location, so booking early helps secure value.

How early should I book hotels for Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong?

Book several weeks ahead. JGW is a major event that can coincide with related fairs, and well-located rooms fill quickly with rising rates.

Which airport do I fly into for Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong?

Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) is the gateway. AsiaWorld-Expo sits right beside it, while HKCEC is about 24 minutes away on the Airport Express plus a short MTR or taxi.

How do I get between the two venues?

A shuttle links AsiaWorld-Expo and HKCEC during the fair, and the Airport Express plus MTR connects them by rail. Allow time, as the sites sit on opposite sides of the harbour.

EventEscapes is an independent travel platform and is not affiliated with Jewellery & Gem WORLD Hong Kong (JGW) or its organizers. Dates and venues can change — verify with the official event site before booking travel.