Australasian Leisure Management
My Account
Apr 17, 2008

Exhibition shows growth potential in Chinese fitness sector

Venues / Fitness

The first-ever Asian Fitness Education Expo, held in Hong Kong on 29th and 30th March attracted 300 delegates from Hong Kong, China, Taiwan, Macau, India, Brazil and France.

The Asian Academy for Sports & Fitness Professionals (AASFP) also used the show to launch its 2007 China industry report, as well as the first-ever professional indemnity/public liability coverage program for fitness professionals in Asia, in conjunction with insurance broker Marsh.

The AASFP report highlights major growth in fitness clubs in Chinese cities, Shanghai having 256 clubs in 2007, up from 171 in 2006 while the number of clubs in Beijing also rose, from 353 to 390.

Related Articles

New masterplan looks to grow Victoria’s Visitor Economy
May 14, 2023
Research shows artificial reefs benefit the environment and recreational fishing
Jul 16, 2020
NTIS High Performance Officiating Program announce recipients
Feb 13, 2019
Kalmadi re-elected as Asian Athletics President
Nov 10, 2009
Ecotourism Australia partnership sees sustainable tourism experiences showcased via ATDW
Apr 3, 2023
FIFA employs ‘concussion spotters’ for the first time in a Women’s World Cup
Jul 20, 2023
Alpine Resorts Victoria launches vehicle season permit valid at all resorts for winter 2024
Feb 27, 2024
Plans for Campbelltown Council lagoon project move forward
Sep 12, 2018
Surf Life Saving South Australia launches training academy to boost standards
Mar 2, 2016
2017 Sports Fan Summit returns to the MCG
Jan 30, 2017
Australasian Leisure Management Magazine
Subscribe to the Magazine Today

Published since 1997 - Australasian Leisure Management Magazine is your go-to resource for sports, recreation, and tourism. Enjoy exclusive insights, expert analysis, and the latest trends.

Mailed to you six times a year, for an annual subscription from just $99.

New Issue
Australasian Leisure Management
Online Newsletter

Get business and operations news for $12 a month - plus headlines emailed twice a week. Covering aquatics, attractions, entertainment, events, fitness, parks, recreation, sport, tourism, and venues.