Baiyun district is playing an increasingly prominent role in Guangzhou's development, hosting major international events while expanding its transport infrastructure, industries and public services.

The 12th Guangzhou International Investment Conference and the fourth Guangzhou Cosmetics Week both recently opened at the Baiyun International Convention Center, following the plenary session of Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) 2026 First Senior Officials' Meeting earlier this year, with the 2026 World Life Science Conference also on the horizon.

Guangzhou Baiyun Railway Station. [Photo/WeChat account: gz_baiyunfabu]

The district's strength lies in connectivity. Baiyun is home to four major Guangzhou transport hubs: Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport, whose new Terminal 3 now connects to over 200 cities worldwide; Guangzhou Baiyun Railway Station, an Asian mega-hub with 11 platforms and 24 tracks; Guangzhou International Port, a key assembly center for China-Europe freight trains; and Guangzhou Railway Station. Baiyun's transport network provides connections throughout the Greater Bay Area and to major cities across China and overseas, supported by its international airport and railway hubs.