Past EventMust VisitFrequency: annual

China Mining Conference and Exhibition

10–12 September 2026

Tianjin, Tianjin

Description

China Mining Conference and Exhibition is a major international mining industry event held in China since 1999, at the Meijiang Convention and Exhibition Center in Tianjin. Organisers describe it as one of the world's four largest international mining exhibitions and the only professional event in China covering all types of minerals and the entire industry chain. In 2026 the exhibition covers geological exploration, extraction, beneficiation and mineral processing, mining equipment, drilling machinery, smart mines, green technologies, spare parts and components.

Tianjin Travel Tips — Tianjin

Airports

Binhai Airport (TSN) is 20 km east of the center. Taxi downtown: ¥30–60, ~30 min. Metro Line 2 downtown in ~45 min, ¥5, to Tianjin zhan (Tianjin Railway Station). Alternative: fly to Beijing — Beijing Capital International Airport (PEK) or Beijing Daxing International Airport (PKX) — then take the high-speed train from Beijing South Railway Station to Tianjin Railway Station: 30 min, ~¥55. Many people live in Beijing and commute to events in Tianjin.

Getting Around

More than 10 metro lines. Buses ¥2. Didi is available. A historic port city with a rich European heritage. Be sure to visit the Five Great Avenues (Wudadao, 五大道) with its European architecture, the Italian Style Town (意式风情区) and the Tianjin Eye Ferris wheel over the Haihe River (天津之眼).

Exhibition Venues

Meijiang Convention Center (天津梅江会展中心) — from TSN: taxi ¥50–90, 40–45 min, or metro Line 2 → Line 5 → Line 6, ~80 min, Line 6 to Meijiang Huizhan Zhongxin station.

National Convention and Exhibition Center (Tianjin) (国家会展中心(天津) — from TSN: taxi ¥35–60, 35 min, or metro Line 2 → Line 10 → Line 1, ~80 min, Line 1 to Guorui Lu station.

Tianjin Binhai International Convention and Exhibition Center, BICEC (滨海国际会展中心) — from TSN: taxi ¥70–100, 50 min. A taxi is preferable.

Industries

Mining EquipmentHeavy MachineryMetalsEnergyCoal