The Asia Toy & Play Association (ATPA) jointly with Eurofins Softlines & Hardlines, invites you to a focused webinar on sustainability trends shaping the toy industry—spanning ESG, EPR, and the Global Plastics Treaty—with practical solutions you can apply immediately.

As part of the Spielwarenmesse eG network, Kids India offers a great platform to showcase your brand to a broad audience. Leveraging Spielwarenmesse‘s extensive connections and expertise, Kids India provides access to key markets and connects you with top buyers, influencers and decision-makers, ensuring your brand gets the visibility it deserves.

The HKTDC Hong Kong Toys & Games Fair is Asia’s premier toy industry event, held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre from 12–15 January 2026, with the Click2Match online business-matching platform running 5–22 January 2026.

Experience the Spirit of Play at the key meeting point for the toy industry. As the largest and most important event of the year, the toy fair in Nuremberg brings together all international decision-makers. Well-known brands, trendy start-ups, buyers for major chains, independent retailers and large numbers of media representatives combine to make the Spielwarenmesse a unique event for all players in the toys and games market.

Vietnam Toy Forum 2025: Powering the Next Wave of Toy Manufacturing Join global brands, Vietnamese makers, and top government officials on 9 September 2025 in Hanoi for the inaugural Vietnam Toy Forum—a high-level summit dedicated to unlocking growth, streamlining supply chains, and sharpening Vietnam’s competitive edge in the toy industry.

Proclaimed by the UN General Assembly on 25 March 2024, the International Day of Play is observed every 11 June to champion every child’s right to play, as enshrined in Article 31 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child. More than 140 Member States co‑sponsored the resolution, signalling global consensus that play is essential for healthy development, learning and social cohesion. The inaugural celebration in 2024 mobilised governments, civil‑society groups and the private sector to integrate play into policy agendas—from education and health to urban planning—and to create safe, accessible spaces where all children can thrive.