Beauty Expo Australia is Australia's pioneering beauty and wellness event, with a reputation for high ROI and profitability, Beauty Expo Sydney outperforms other sales and marketing channels. The show is dedicated to creating a professional platform that attracts business decision makers and showcases new products, treatments and services. Hundreds of exhibitors will bring the world's best beauty brands to showcase new technologies, treatments, salon services and equipment. From traditional facials, waxing and full body beauty treatments, to non-surgical cosmetic procedures, wellness programmes and total freedom experiences. As part of Australia's beauty events, the show provides a platform to bring together professionals from the global spa and beauty industry in an atmosphere of excitement, energy and glamour for one weekend only.
Here you can speak directly to buyers, meet Australia's leading buyers and salon owners, and meet beauty spa therapists, nail technicians and wellness practitioners from beauty and wellness centres. The show brings together a wide range of beauty brands and suppliers. They provide beauty and spa centre operators, beauticians, spa therapists, nail technicians, make-up artists, hairdressers and other beauty industry professionals with the opportunity to learn about new beauty products, treatments and easy sourcing of products for industry professionals.
Market Analysis
The Australian beauty and spa industry is growing at a rapid pace in recent years. This is mainly due to the huge size of the Australian population of the right age, which has led to a surge in demand for beauty and cosmetic products and services, while the increasingly specialised division of labour and diversity of services in the beauty industry has also contributed to the industry's growth. This rapid growth is expected to continue until 2020. There are more than 8,000 beauty salons and 700 spa centres in Australia, with more than half of them offering beauty-related services to customers. Cosmetic surgery, hairdressing, spa and fitness are fast-growing segments of the beauty industry in Australia with a high market share.
According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, from January to December 2017, the bilateral import and export of goods between China and Australia was $125.60 billion, an increase of 19.6 per cent. Among them, Australia's exports to China were $76.45 billion, an increase of 25.6 per cent, accounting for 33.1 per cent of Australia's total exports, an increase of 1.5 per cent; Australia's imports from China were $49.15 billion, an increase of 11.3 per cent, accounting for 22.2 per cent of Australia's total imports, a decrease of 1.1 per cent.In the January-December period, Australia's trade surplus with China was $27.30 billion, up 63.4 per cent. As of December, China remains Australia's largest trading partner, while continuing to be Australia's top export market and top source of imports.
