The 12th Macau Industrial Products Show Runs 8–11 October at the Fisherman's Wharf Convention Centre — Majesty Spa Is on the Same Grounds

On the four evenings of the Industrial Products Show, the most time-efficient plan is not to leave Fisherman’s Wharf at all. The 12th Macau Industrial Products Show runs from 8 to 11 October 2026 at the Macau Fisherman’s Wharf Convention and Exhibition Centre (Macao SAR Government MICE information platform, mice.gov.mo); Majesty Spa is inside the same complex, and the hour the fair closes falls within the therapists’ duty hours. Whichever of the four nights you pick, you will make it. The most relaxed is the night after the stands come down.

Fisherman’s Wharf goes quiet first after closing. The last hall announcement finishes, the stand lights go off row by row, and the sound of cardboard boxes being pushed across the floor drowns out the voices; by the time you walk out through the doors of the convention centre even that sound is gone, leaving only the sea breeze. The October night wind comes straight up from the wharf, and it is salty. Only then do you notice that you have been standing since the stands opened this morning, and the soles of your feet are burning. Not a single light in the complex outside has gone out, and Sands Macao is lit up across the road; the floor you are heading for is closer than you think.

That floor is the 1st floor of the Harbourview Hotel, where the neon sign at the entrance reads “尊貴 · SPA MAJESTADE” in Chinese and Portuguese. The exhibition hall and the venue are not two places; they are two ends of one complex. Guests who book via this site have three perks currently in force: free private car transfer, no entrance fee and 1 free add-on service of your choice (back scrub, leg massage, ear cleaning, manicure and four more). The hotel’s location and the transfer coverage are on the directions and transfers page.

1. Four Nights, and the Last Is the Most Relaxed

In past fairs, the front desk has received the most messages on the final night. The reason is much the same each time: that night there is no stand to open the next morning.

If you have a ferry or the Border Gate to catch on the fourth night, the third night after entertaining clients works just as well. What really decides it is not which night but when you get away that evening. The three getaway times the front desk has seen most often over past fairs all connect:

• Straight over as the hall closes — within the therapists’ duty hours, and the lounge line-up is under way
• Only free after entertaining clients — open 24 hours, and a late-night arrival is welcomed just the same
• A proper night’s sleep before opening the stand tomorrow — massage packages include entry for a 24-hour stay, so leave the next day

Whichever night you come, the bill column reads the same.

2. What the Menu Says Is What You Pay

When the menu is placed in front of you, you will probably read it twice. Not because it is expensive, but because you are looking for where the 10% service charge went.

You will not find it. The venue’s listed prices already include service charge and tax: on the August 2026 menu the East-Asian & Model series starts at MOP 2,999, and at the till you pay 2,999, with nothing added. The same figure at a Macau sauna that adds 10% would come to roughly three thousand three hundred on the bill.

Prices follow the venue’s current menu confirmed when you book; the prices for each series are on the prices page.

The 10% saved is not a great deal in itself. The most practical use the front desk has heard is to put it towards a theme room of your choosing.

3. Name Your Theme Room in Advance; for a Group, Open the KTV Room

The venue has more than ten theme rooms — the Egyptian palace, the Chinese wedding bed, the wedding theme, cosplay-style, the boxing gym and the medical scenario each have their own character, introduced one by one on the theme rooms page. The question asked most often during the fair is “Can I request one?” You can; just say so when you book.

Few people come alone on fair nights. With three to five colleagues from the stand, open the KTV party room: the whole group in one room, warming up between the bath pool and the free dining before each of you moves on to your own treatment; give us the headcount and the time, and the concierge arranges the room.

Staying the night is another common choice during the fair. The lounge rest area is free to use, and if you need a private space to sleep a private rest room can be added, sparing you another trip the next day.

What remains is how to get here after closing.

4. While Others Wait for a Taxi, You Simply Walk Over

Clear-out happens all at once. Traffic on Avenida da Amizade stalls for a while and the queue at the taxi rank grows long — the same on all four nights. You need not join that queue: the exhibition hall and the venue are at two ends of one complex, and from the doors of the convention centre to the doors of the Harbourview Hotel is a walk; while others are still waiting at the roadside, you are already in the lobby.

The car is genuinely useful for two other legs: coming over from the Border Gate, Macau Airport or a hotel in Taipa, and being taken back to your hotel or checkpoint when you leave. Book via this site and both legs are by free private car; tell us where and roughly when. Vehicle scheduling over the four days of the fair is tighter than usual, so the earlier you tell us your plans, the earlier the car is arranged; if you message at the last minute, we will still do our best.

Frequently Asked Questions

I am not an exhibitor, just visiting the fair. Do the three perks still apply?

Yes. The three perks apply to any booking made via this site, regardless of whether you are exhibiting; free private car transfer, no entrance fee and 1 free add-on service of your choice apply just the same. Other questions are answered in the FAQ.

How long does it take to come straight from the Border Gate or Macau Airport?

About 3 to 5 minutes by car from the Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal, about 10 to 12 from the Border Gate, and about 15 to 20 from Macau Airport or the hotels in Taipa. Book via this site and the private car brings you to the door, so the road is not your concern.

Will the night the stands come down be the busiest?

Messages do cluster on that night. If you want a particular theme room or the KTV party room, saying so a day ahead is much safer; if you message that evening we will still do our best, but the choice of rooms will be narrower.

The exhibition hall’s doors close on the hour; at the other end of the same complex, this floor never closes. Tell us which night you are coming and leave the rest to the front desk. Book now.

The lighting along the golden marble corridor has always been kept low. The warmth reaches your face first, and the noise of those four days outside stops here; the burning in your feet only eases once you are in the water. As the door closes, the wind from the wharf is gone.