There's something undeniably heartwarming about giving and receiving gifts — each one wrapped in thoughtfulness, tied with sentiment. From 24th to 26th July, this emotion was brought to life at the 28th edition of Gifts World Expo in New Delhi.
Gifts World Expo 2025 wrapped ip on a high note by attracting a total of 35,822 visitors and featured more than 650 exhibitors showcasing 30,000+ products across a variety of categories — from luxury lifestyle offerings and gourmet hampers to wellness kits, home appliances, stationery, and sustainable gifting solutions.
Some brands, such as Vahdam, Pink Knots, and Hawkins, stood out with their beautifully curated and aesthetic displays, drawing both admiration and footfall.
With live demos, aesthetic showcases, and an atmosphere buzzing with business energy, the Expo wrapped up on a high note — affirming its stature as India's leading B2B gifting platform.
While various exhibitors like Ruchoks, PM Overseas, TSP Printsol and True Colours among others showcased collections for both festive and corporate needs, Stationery World Pavilion caught the attention of visitors.
The event's newly introduced Wedding Segment created a buzz with its focus on premium ceremonial gifting, while the Stationery World Pavilion and Sustainable Products Zone showcased innovation, eco-consciousness, and elegance in equal measure.
The Start-Up & Innovation Zone at the expo gave emerging brands a platform to shine.
Beyond the exhibits, the Gift Talks added depth with insightful sessions on the rise of the Indian gifting industry, sustainability, and global market trends.
A major announcement saw MEX Exhibitions Pvt Ltd and Messe Frankfurt India form a strategic joint venture, marking a new chapter for the show's future editions.
Aesthetic Displays
Also exclusive attractions at the showfloor elevated the sourcing experience for trade buyers. From disruptive ideas to high-volume footfall in the Stationery World Pavilion featuring stalwarts like Linc, Pilot, and Tejura Overseas, the show created focused engagement.
Speaking on the expo, Himani Gulati, Director, MEX Exhibitions, shared, “Seeing the halls alive with purposeful discussions and product trials is rewarding.”