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Inbound Business Travel Predicted to Return to Hong Kong from Q3 2021
The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) has predicted a gradual return of the inbound travel business from Q3 of 2021. -
Hong Kong Sevens Postponed to November 2021
The 2021 Cathay Pacific / HSBC Hong Kong Sevens will be postponed from April until November. -
Chinese New Year Night Parade Switched for Virtual Mart & Festival
Hong Kong’s annual Lunar New Year night parade will be replaced by an 'online mart' held between 8 - 26 February. -
Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival 2020 Goes Live
For the first time ever, the Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival has gone live to offer both online and offline experiences for wine lovers and gourmets. -
Promoting Regional Sustainable Development in Hong Kong through Responsible Travel Itineraries
Destination Asia Hong Kong recently launched a new responsible tour to the UNESCO Global Geopark, situated in Sai Kung. -
Health Code for Cross-Border Travel in Hong Kong Underway
The HKSAR government is planning to unveil a health code plan to enable cross-border travel. -
Seven Major MICE Events to be hosted in Hong Kong
Seven major international MICE events were confirmed to be hosted in Hong Kong, boosting confidence in Hong Kong’s ability to draw MICE visitors in future. -
Chinese Almond Tea by Destination Asia Hong Kong
Served as a dessert or sweet drink, Chinese almond tea is said to promote good health and glowing, supple skin. -
Hong Kong Sevens Rescheduled to October 2020
The Cathay Pacific/HSBC Hong Kong Sevens will be held from 16-18 October, 2020. -
Escape to Hong Kong’s Laid-back Lamma Island
Lush green landscapes, curvy hills, and sunny bays are merely the surface of Lamma Island. Fishing activities – which have taken place for millennia on the in the village of Sok Kwu Wan – and superb hiking trails beings its main attractions today. -
Hong Kong’s Traditional Chinese New Year Markets
Take part in one of the annual traditions with a visit to one of the city’s flower markets. Running alongside the biggest flower market in Victoria Park is the night market, selling everything from quirky products to politically satirical toys. -
Experience Chinese New Year in Hong Kong
The upcoming Chinese New Year falls on 25 January 2020, marking the beginning of the Year of the Rat. Celebrations in Hong Kong are spread over three days, but pre-New Year activities begin long before the first firework goes off.