Ready-to-Eat & Portable
On-site consumption, product-category synergy, designed for short-stop repeat purchases.
Examples: local specialty snacks, small-pack ready-to-eat foods, ready-to-drink beveragesGlobal Gastronomy Museum: the world's first immersive food culture destination built on an "80-day cycle" operating model. Using food as a medium, it connects city showcases, cultural tourism promotion, industry matchmaking, and consumer conversion—forming an innovative platform at the intersection of cultural tourism and experiential economy.
On-site consumption, product-category synergy, designed for short-stop repeat purchases.
Examples: local specialty snacks, small-pack ready-to-eat foods, ready-to-drink beveragesHigh repeat-purchase potential; enables post-visit online ordering to build long-tail revenue.
Examples: spices & dried seasonings, specialty fermented ingredients, regional derivative beveragesDaytime products create a closed-loop funnel to themed night banquets, driving cross-sales with the main exhibition.
Examples: local small-pot feasts, sweet wine cold platters, appetizersCarries local stories and symbols, ideal for immersive storytelling.
Examples: intangible heritage crafts, traditional-method foods, century-old pastry brandsSingle products offering samples and staged comparisons to create experiential moments.
Examples: hams from different regions, variously roasted nut milksFunctional health foods with "light burden, high awareness" positioning.
Examples: donkey-hide gelatin drinks, herbal beverages, blue dried meal replacementsInternational Partnership Models
Full 80-Day Residency
This is the project's default core partnership model.
Alternative Options for Brands Unable to Commit to the Full 80 Days
Pop-up & Short-term Participation
If your brand cannot commit to the full 80 days, short-term pop-ups or phased participation are available.
Brand Exposure & Equipment Partnership
Assisted Operation Partnership
If resource constraints prevent you from maintaining a long-term team, the platform can provide assisted operation support.
Each partner city receives approximately 1,200 m² of exclusive exhibition space at no charge, including storage, prep rooms, main exhibition areas, and branded image zones.
The operator maintains fixed public-area infrastructure: exhibition walls, projection equipment, display screens, stages, basic lighting, and wayfinding systems.
5 core staff members provide daily operational support: visitor flow guidance, cultural interpretation, and product showcasing (translators can be provided upon request).
City partner submits a letter of intent and preliminary concept
Provide brand introduction, product list, and procurement qualifications
Assess cultural integration and commercial potential
Confirm partnership direction and booth scope
Confirm specific exhibition area and location
Clarify responsibilities, revenue split, and deposit
Unified POS system integration and staff training
On-site construction and equipment commissioning
Launch the exhibition cycle and enter the 80-day exhibition period
Minimum 10 SKUs required: Each exhibitor must provide no fewer than 10 SKUs aligned with the project's positioning.
15% operations management commission, deducted from the exhibitor's total sales.
10-day settlement cycle with automatic revenue distribution every 10 days.
€5,000 per enterprise as a performance guarantee, refundable after the exhibition per agreement.
Accommodation resources and commuting support for exhibitors and staff.
Warehousing, cold-chain/ambient delivery, and exhibition area restocking support.
Unified order, inventory, and data report management, connected to online transaction channels.
Post-exhibition access to the city select market network for long-term sales channels.
Required Materials for Partnership