The 2022 Hybrid National Trade Fair heralds the revival of the festive holiday shopping season as Filipinos prepare to celebrate their favorite time of the year.
Happening on November 16-20, 2022 at Megatrade Halls 1-3 of SM Megamall in Mandaluyong City, the five-day event is organized by the Department of Trade and Industry-Bureau of Domestic Trade Promotion in partnership with the DTI Regional Operations Group, the Design Center of the Philippines, and the National Bamboo Industry Cluster.
Themed "Go Green! Go Local!," the 2022 Hybrid National Trade Fair continues to advocate for sustainability and inclusivity by featuring green, sustainable, and eco-friendly products as well as artisanal and heritage crafts. Exhibitors from the country's 16 regions were carefully selected to showcase a rich selection of indigenous products and raw materials, handcrafted and handwoven products, furniture and home decor made from sustainable materials, unique and eco-friendly packaging materials, as well as health and wellness products.
To meet expected consumer demand for the upcoming holiday season, there will also be a selection of fresh produce, processed food and beverages, and native delicacies, which are popular gift options.
The 2022 Hybrid National Trade Fair will be the first physical edition in over two years, during which time the BDTP and other DTI agencies provided support for the digital transformation of MSMEs through virtual and online events. A parallel digital National Trade Fair Mall will be happening on Lazada at the same time as the physical event.
For fair-goers who wish to enjoy the face-to-face shopping experience, the 2022 Hybrid National Trade Fair will continue to ensure a healthy and safe environment by providing hygiene stations with hand sanitizers at strategic locations. Everyone is still expected to wear a mask at all times and to maintain social distancing. All exhibitors and their staff are fully vaccinated and will observe safety protocols.
To know more about the 2022 Hybrid National Trade Fair and other programs of the DTI-Bureau of Domestic Trade Promotion, follow on Facebook (DTI.BDTP), Instagram (dti.bdtp), and Twitter (@DTI_BDTP). Or email DTP Director Marievic M. Bonoan at bdtp@dti.gov.ph.
