Recently, the Beijing Sino-German Industrial Park actively engaged with enterprises at the 2025 China (Beijing) International Amusement Facilities and Equipment Expo to promote the industrial park and its resident companies. On-site对接 was conducted with over 20 exhibiting enterprises, focusing on the intellectual property (IP) protection needs faced by international companies during technological innovation. Detailed discussions were held to understand the practical challenges enterprises encounter in areas such as patent pre-examination, overseas rights protection, fast-track IP confirmation, and trademark strategy. These interactions provided valuable insights into the common IP-related demands of international enterprises, offering critical references for improving cross-border IP service mechanisms and optimizing the park’s enterprise service solutions.

2025 China (Beijing) International Amusement Facilities and Equipment Expo

The 2025 China (Beijing) International Amusement Facilities and Equipment Expo and the 2025 Beijing International Tourism and Leisure Entertainment Industry Expo are among the most reputable and influential professional exhibitions in the global tourism industry. The expo spans approximately 60,000 square meters, featuring nearly 600 exhibiting companies. The exhibits cover digital technology, smart tourism, cultural creativity, sports and entertainment equipment, and scene creation.

At the expo, representatives from the Beijing Sino-German Industrial Park and the Beijing Intellectual Property Public Service Sino-German Industrial Park Workstation engaged with multiple domestic and international enterprises, including Germany’s Simtec Simulation Technology, Italy’s Zamperla Amusement Rides, the Netherlands’ Vekoma Rides, and Premier Rides. The discussions focused on two key areas:

Gaining a detailed understanding of common issues enterprises face in patent applications, trademark strategies, overseas IP rights protection, and compliance in cross-border technology transfer.

Exploring the potential for these enterprises to establish a presence in the Beijing Sino-German Industrial Park.

Through this outreach and exchange activity, the park further highlighted its locational advantages, industrial planning, and clustering trend of international enterprises. The Sino-German Industrial Park Workstation showcased its service resources in IP protection, overseas rights protection support, and high-value patent cultivation. By systematically analyzing enterprise feedback, the workstation precisely identified common challenges and potential risks in IP protection faced by international companies, enhancing the accuracy of IP services. This provides systematic support for park enterprises to strengthen innovation protection and market expansion capabilities in global competition.

Moving forward, the Beijing Sino-German Industrial Park will optimize full-chain IP protection measures based on the common needs expressed by enterprises,切实提升 (practically enhancing) the professionalism and convenience of the park’s IP services to safeguard enterprises in global competition.